Launched in 2008, Wataneya Society works on providing innovative solutions in the alternative care sector, with the aim of creating a future full of equal opportunities for children and youth without parental care. Since its establishment, Wataneya has succeeded in becoming a center of excellence in the field of alternative care, and a point of reference for key stakeholders both locally and internally. In order to uphold its commitment to the community, Wataneya takes a holistic approach in developing the main pillars of the ecosystem.
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Alternative care homes supported2000
Care home managers and caregivers trained3644
Children and youth reached2,330,000
Individuals reached500
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Wataneya's main stream of work focuses on the development of the alternative care system, in order to ensure a promising future for children and youth without parental care.
MoreWataneya provides consultation to organizations that work with children and youth without parental care, care homes, and CSR for private sector companies to better serve children and youth without parental care. The service includes all technical and administrative aspects of child and youth care, by specialists with the aim of implementing quality standards of alternative care and achieving a decent life for every orphan.
MoreWataneya offers specialized programs that focus on building the capacity of workers, volunteers, alternative families, and youth without parental care.
MoreWataneya is dedicated to the creation of knowledge and advancement of expertise within its community and beyond. All initiatives are designed to help those wishing to delve deeper into the field of alternative care, or work directly with children and youth without parental care.
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