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Rule 51
Report on Special Protection Needs
(1) The local level may appoint a social worker appointed according to Section 62Cro Subsection (2) of the Act to submit a report for the proper assistance/and management of the children based on the status of the parents and families of children in need of special protection, the condition of care and upbringing and the possible situation.
(2) According to sub-rule (1), the child welfare officer shall implement the report submitted by the social worker in the best interest of the children as follows:- (a) When providing assistance to children in need of special protection, if one of the parents is alive with both the parents, the mother or the father, If not, of the family: arranging care and treatment with other members or guardians,
(B) When providing assistance to the parents of children as per Clause (c) of Sub-section (1) of Section 448 of the Act- If it is possible to keep their children with themselves, arrange to keep the children with both parents or one of the parents,
(c) According to clause (e) of sub-section (1) of section 48 of the Act, if one of the father or mother of the child is out of prison, arrange to take care of the child and if that is not possible, arrange for alternative care only, (d) Section 7 of the Act Sub-section (4), sub-section (1) of section 48: clauses (h), j) and (t). Informing the relevant children and parents about beneficial programs such as health care, psycho-social counseling support, drug addiction treatment center, etc., in coordination with organizations that are operated by the Government of Nepal, the provincial government and the local level or have received permission to operate in accordance with this regulation, and coordinate the treatment, family or other support of such children with stakeholders. To make available,
(g) Children referred to in clause (l) of sub-section (1) of section 48 of the Act shall be included in the social security program in accordance with the prevailing law and shall be kept in the family for the purpose of access to facilities such as basic and secondary education, basic health services and nutrition. (3) According to sub-rule (2) QViolence against children by child welfare officers while implementing Tivedan; Except for protection from abuse or neglect or for health treatment, it is not allowed to support or make any kind of recommendation for the purpose of separating children from their parents or family.