ACE- NCR
Values Formation Activities at CRADLE
ACE INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES, INC.
NCR CHAPTER
VALUES FORMATION PROGRAM
FOR THE CHILDREN-IN-CONFLICT WITH THE
LAW
1. TARGET
BENEFICIARIES: CRADLE’S Dorms 1 and 2
2. PROJECT
OBJECTIVES:
A.
Guiding Philosophy of the Program:
The
Restorative Justice (RJ) paradigm with a balanced approach views crime as not
merely a violation of a provision of law but of relationships; it is an injury
that causes harm and hurts to people. RJ
strives to provide support and opportunities for participation and communication
between and among the stakeholders – those primarily affected by crime – the victims, offenders and the community.
For
the offenders, RJ involves accepting responsibility for their wrongdoings and
negative behavior and helping them on how to make things right; encouraging
development of their capacities and increasing their competencies initially and
jointly with strengthening of their Faith and improving the level of their
spirituality.
RJ
focuses on what needs to be “repaired”, what needs to be learned from the
experience of crime; therefore RJ encourages understanding, healing and
closure.
Ultimately,
the Program prepares the CICL towards reintegration to the free society.
B.
Specific Aims of the Program:
Ø
To
help the CICL gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their relation with
God, their family and their community.
Ø
To
facilitate their learning, appreciation and application of Christian values.
Ø
To
enable them to behave, communicate, express and/or ventilate feelings and
opinions in an appropriate manner.
Ø
To
help develop among themselves a spirit of camaraderie, cooperation and sharing.
Ø
To
help them learn the importance of prayer and the Faith.
Ø
To
facilitate the understanding of accountability and the process of healing and
reconciliation.
C.
Planned Activities:
Ø
Designation
of a Formation Team who will be tasked to undertake the Program as lecturers
and/or facilitators. However, resource
speakers may also be invited.
Ø
Provision
of snacks in all the sessions.
Ø
Conduct
of the following sessions:
Frequency: Every Wednesday
Duration : At
least six (6) months or 24 to 25 sessions: Personhood
sessions are conducted again for new resident-cicl.
Session No. TOPIC THEME/AIMS
1 Getting
to Know “Kamustahan” Introduction
Expectation
Setting
2 & 3 PERSONHOOD Understanding
the Self
“ Sino Ako? “
4 “Ako at ang Aking Kapwa” Relationship
with Family
Sino ang aking Pamilya?
5 “ Ako at ang Lipunan “ Relationship
with Society i
in general
6 Group Sharing/Dynamics Initial application of 1st 3
sessions mentioned above
7 The
Basics of Prayer Preparation
to no. 8 and 9
8 & 9 Understanding God’s Love and Developing a relationship
Mercy
(Parables and stories on with God
Christ’s life) “Ako at ang Diyos”
10 & 11 Meaning of God’s sacrifice and Lenten season
Resurrection
12 Understanding
the Eucharist continuation
13 Easter
celebration with special snacks/group dynamics
Continued..
Session No. TOPIC THEME/AIMS
14 The
Role of Mother Mary May
flower offering
15 Dynamics/Group
Sharing/ Assessment
review of past sessions
16 & 17 “ Ano ang Karahasan? “ Bakit may Understanding Violence
karahasan?” Mga uri nito.
18 “ Ang Droga at ang Bata “ Understanding
effects of
(with individual sharing) of
drug abuse
19 Sexuality
of the Human Person Respect
for humanness
20 “Ako at ang Kalikasan” Ecology and
Creation
21 & 22 Concept
of Restorative Justice RJ
Basic Principles
22 Active
Non-Violence Conflict
Resolution
23 Group
dynamics on applying Mediation
RJ in daily conflicts
24 Review
of past lessons Assessment
25 Rights of a Child Human
Rights
26 Looking Ahead / What’s in store Improving Outlook in Life
for me?
NOTES: 1. Topics may changes as the situation calls for it. Example, if there are
Certain issues that need
to be discussed, addressed or clarified.
2.
HOLY
MASS shall be celebrated with invited priests once a month
With all the CICL in CRADLE joining.
3. We provide weekly snacks and priest’s stipend
once-a-month.