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    Children Mental Health

    Group MembersAbida Nigar

    Nusrat Zahida

    Zehra

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    Objectives

    Discuss the selection process of theplacement

    Share brief literature regarding the targetgroup

    Share

    Assessment process

    Planning

    Intervention

    Evaluation

    Share overall learning experience

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    Selection process of the placement

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    Edhi

    We contacted different places

    Nizari

    Insar Burni NGO

    SOS

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    Mission

    The Noor-ul-Quran school was established in2000. Since its inception, it has provided IslamicEducation as well as academic This School iscommitted to providing students with excellentquality Islamic Education according to the Qur'anand the Sunnah, based on high moral and ethicalvalues in an Islamic environment.

    An Islamic environment is defined as a place inwhich students receive instruction and guidance insound moral values and a place in whichdedication to Allah (swt) is nurtured.

    Noor-UL-Quran

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    Vision - Insha-Allah

    It is the aim of the Noor-ul-Quran Schools toprepare the students to effectively deal Islamicallywith the challenges of a modern, technologicallyadvanced society. We seek to develop in eachstudent a positive identity as a Muslim who isequipped physically, intellectually, and spirituallyto compete in today's world, in accordance with

    Islamic principles. We hope to establish withineach student a strong commitment to family,community, and humanity.

    Noor-UL-Quran

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    AdministratorAcademic Sec

    Principal

    Teacher

    (Hafiz)

    Teacher

    (Hafiz)

    Principal

    Teacher

    (Hafiz)

    Coordinator

    (Preclass II)Coordinator

    (class III-V)

    3 Teachers

    (Nazira)

    10 Teachers

    (Academic)25 Teachers

    (Academic)

    AdministratorHifz

    Section

    Organogram of

    Noor-UL-Quran School

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    Literature regarding the target group

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    Importance of Child Mental Health

    Childhood is a critical time for promoting

    social and emotional development, and

    preventing mental disorders. In fact, theprecursors for many adult mental

    disorders can be found in childhood.

    NICHM(2003)

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    Cont

    The World Health Organization has statedthat the absence of good mental health earlyin life may lead to mental disorders with

    long-term consequences, underminescompliance with good general healthpractices, and reduces the capacity ofsocieties to be safe and productive. It isestimated that 20 percent of children andadolescents worldwide suffer from animpairing mental illness.

    WHO (2003)

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    Assessment Process

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    Children

    TeachersParent

    Assessment divided in three portion

    Questionnaire

    Questionnaire

    Observation

    Observation

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    Questionnaire for child mental health

    Name____________ Age_________________Sex__________________

    Class ______________ Date _______________

    I try to be nice to people, I care about them. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    I usually play with my friends and with others (Yes) (No) (Some time) I usually do as I am told (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    I am helpful if someone is hurt, upset or feeling ill. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    I have at least one good friend. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    Other people my age generally like me. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    I am kind to younger children (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    I think before I do things. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    I finish the work I am doing, my attention is good. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    I cannot stay still for long (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    I get a lot of headaches, stomach aches or sickness (Yes) (No) (Some time)

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    Cont

    12. I get very angry and often I fight with my friends. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    13. I am generally played alone. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    14. I worry a lot. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    15. I fight a lot; I can make other people do what I want. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    16. I am often hungry, down hearted or tearful. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    17. I am easily distracted; I find it difficult to concentrate (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    18. I am nervous in new situations, I easily lose my confidence. (Yes) (No) (Some time)19. I am often accused of lying or cheating (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    20. Other children or young people pick on me or bully me. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    21. I take things that are not mine from home, school or elsewhere. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    22. I get on better with adults than with people of my own age. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    23. I have many fears, I am easily scared. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    24. Has child exhibited bizarre or unusual behaviors in the school? (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    25. Have child behaviors that are so difficult that maintaining him/her in his current living oreducation. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    26. Does the child have problems with social adjustment? (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    27. Does the child has uncooperative, resistant to learn, demanding. (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    28. Does the child have rapid, loud or excessive talking? (Yes) (No) (Some time)

    Emerson. (2005)

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    I usually play with my friends and

    with others.

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    Yes No Sometime

    N = 60 children

    Target age group of children 2-12 Yrs

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    N = 60 children

    Target age group of children 2-12 Yrs

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    I finish the work I am doing, my

    attention is good.

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    Yes No Sometime

    N = 60 children

    Target age group of children 2-12 Yrs

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    I get very angry and often I fight

    with my friends.

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    Yes No Sometime

    N = 60 children

    Target age group of children 2-12 Yrs

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    I take things that are not mine from

    home, school or elsewhere.

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    Yes No Sometime

    N = 60 children

    Target age group of children 2-12 Yrs

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    Does the child have problems with

    social adjustment?

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    N = 60 children

    Target age group of children 2-12 Yrs

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    Planning

    Teachers:Behavior modification of children

    Understand effect of punishment on the

    children

    Discuss some alternative strategies for

    children beside physical punishmentDeal with slow learners

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    Planning cont

    Parent:

    Share the difficulties to dealing the child

    Understand the physical & psychological

    needs of child

    Different ways to support the child

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    Planning cont

    Children:Explain about private body parts and

    prevention

    Physical safety measures for children

    Differentiate good and bad

    communication skillsDiscus some situation where its OK To

    Say No.

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    Interventions:

    Strategies for Teaching Sessions Health Mela

    Mothers day

    Two-way communication

    (discussion)

    Explanation

    Chart Display

    Role Play

    Puppet Show

    Pamphlets

    Physical assessment

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    Evaluation Written & verbal evaluation from

    the teachers, principle, coordinator& manager

    Observed visible change in thebehavior of school staff

    Observed adopting new strategiesby teachers which, we shared withthem

    Change in Nazira class roomsetting & provided one helper inclass

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    Our learning Experiences

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    When they dont want listen

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    Difference

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    When there is no place to do

    interventions

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    References

    Emerson, E. (2005).Journal of Intellectual &Developmental Disability. 30 (1) 110

    http://www.ohiovalley.org/agitation/rating.html

    retrieved on 10 April, 2007Namaka. L, Ed, (1997). What To Say To A Child

    Who Hurts Others. Retrieved fromhttp://www.burmalibrary.org

    National Institute for health Care Management.Washington, DC 20036issued paper in Feb, 2003.Retrieved on 12 May 2007 from www.nihcm.org

    http://www.ohiovalley.org/agitation/rating.htmlhttp://www.ohiovalley.org/agitation/rating.html
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    Cont

    Smith, M. (2004). Parental Mental Health: disruption toparenting and outcomes for children. Child &FamilySocial Work, 9, 3-11.

    Warner, L., & Ford, R. (1998). Mental health facilitator inprimary care. Nursing Standard, 28 (6), 36-40

    World Mental Health Day 2003 Emotional & BehavioralDisorder of Children & Adolescents Retrieved on 02May, 2007 from www.wmhday.net

    http://www.wmhday.net/http://www.wmhday.net/
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