History of Hazrat Zahra Bushehr Girls' Center, first phase:
The family center of Hazrat Zahra was established in 1397 with the love and affection of the founders and philanthropists in order to expand the activities and support the homeless and abused children in Bushehr. So far, this center has been home to 23 children in the age group of 6 to 12 years old, during which 3 of its children have been discharged or have settled in the second phase center (age group 13-18 years old). Currently, 11 girls live in this center and 5 colleagues of Mashiz Institute in this center are responsible for raising them well for their bright future.
Center features:
The Bushehr quasi-family, in addition to art, general, academic and special education, pays special attention to sports education and motor skills, so much so that one of the children of this center won a gold and silver medal in athletics in the country in 1398.
Performance
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- Holding meetings titled “Care Programs” twice a year for children.
- Completing the annexes of the program
- Forming social files for children
- Interviewing parents of abused children and clients
- Visiting the houses of admitted/discharged children and submitting required reports to the admissions committee
- Planning and taking action to reunite children
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- Yearly program of monitoring the physical health of the newly admitted children
- Providing all medical services for children
- Optimizing our services by recruiting titular doctors
- Supervising environmental and individual hygiene
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- Holding meetings titled “Care Programs” twice a year for children.
- Completing the annexes of the program
- Forming social files for children
- Interviewing parents of abused children and clients
- Visiting the houses of admitted/discharged children and submitting required reports to the admissions committee
- Planning and taking action to reunite children
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- Making plans to improve physical abilities of children in order to maintain their freshness and dynamism
- Identifying talents in sports activities
- Making yearly sports plans
- Readying different sports teams to take part in matches and races
- Assessing children’s sports needs and meeting those needs
- Actively taking part in inter-center matches
- Conducting various sports programs
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o Providing counselling services, psychotherapy, psychiatry, psychoanalysis, and group sessions
o Holding social life skills sessions via game-therapy
o Encouraging children to develop more positive behaviors via secret surveillance plans
o Taking action to eliminate psychological disorders or damages of children
o Continual presence at Behzisti (Iran’s Welfare Organization) sessions
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