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16.11. CHILD FRIENDLY POLICE STATIONS & CHILDREN & POLICE (CAP) PROGRAM135

been selected for implementation

in all the States and

Union Territories of India.

His announcement came during

the inauguration of SPC

project in Haryana.

16.10.1 Objectives

1. To mould a generation of

youth who willingly respect

and abide by Law and who

practice civic sense, democratic

behavior and selfless

service to society as the natural

way of life.

2. To facilitate development

of good health, physical

and mental fitness, selfcontrol

and discipline in

youth, thereby enhancing

their capacity for hard work

and personal achievement.

3. To enable youth to

work with Police and other enforcement

authorities including

Forest, Transport, and

Excise in preventing crime,

maintaining law and order,

promoting road safety, improving

internal security and

disaster management.

4.To develop social commitment

in youth and empower

them against deviant

behavior in themselves and

others, thereby preventing

growth of social evils such as

drug and alcohol abuse, intolerance,

vandalism, separatism

and terrorism in society.

5. To enable youth to explore

and develop their inner

potential in achieving success

by inculcating in them leadership,

teamwork skills, innovative

thinking and problem

solving ability.

6. To increase knowledge

and understanding of effective

use of Information and

Communications Technology

(ICT) among youth, preventing

its negative influence and

enabling them to benefit from

the vast potential of ICT.

7.To motivate youth to

develop secular outlook, respect

for other’s fundamental

rights and willingness to carry

out their fundamental duties

as enshrined in the Constitution

of India by developing

in them qualities of Patriotism,

Open-mindedness,

Large-heartedness, Inclusiveness,

Capability and Effectiveness

(POLICE).

16.10.2 Unique Features

of SPC

Project

1. An association between

the educational and security

frameworks of a State that

trains and encourages youth

to develop respect for law and

abiding law as a way of life.

2. Uses existing network,

infrastructure and leadership

qualities of Police to supplement

the physical, mental

and educational development

of youth.

3. Empowers school communities

to create safe school

environments and confident

youth willing to act against

social evils.

4. Stimulates parents and

community leaders to work

with Police in creating safer

communities.

16.11 Child

Friendly Police

Stations

& Children

& Police

(CAP) Program

(PHQ Circular No: 27/2020)

Children and Police

(CAP) is an unique platform

of Kerala Police for initiating

and co-ordinating various

child centred projects to ensure

care, protection and development

of children. The

’CAP HOUSE’ was inaugurated

by Hon’ble Chief Minister,

Govt of Kerala, on 26th

January 2020. CAP House

is envisioned as a State Level

Resource Centre of Kerala Police

to further its commitment

towards ensuring a conducive

and nurturing environment

for the children of Kerala by

ensuring strengthened implementation

of its child related

initiatives. CAP is an umbrella

programme consisting

of several Police initiatives to

prevent abuse and violence

against children and to ensure

better protection of children.

The general perception

about Police among the

public is that they are distant,

insensitive and brutal.

Whereas the perception of

Police about the general public

is that they are unfriendly,

non-co operative and non-law

abiding. This disharmony

results from an absence of opportunities

to work together

beneficially. CAP provides a

platform for constructive engagement

between Police and

the general public, especially

budding youngsters.

16.11.1 CAP recognizes

a) The extent of our children’s

commitment towards responsible

citizenship depends on

the footing which they get in

their childhood.

b) Commonly, problems

faced by children not only go

unacknowledged but are often

unattended. Even if identified,

they are often unreported.

In some cases, they

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