The Impact of the Project 2021

Here is a detailed report of the Impact of the Project in Cayambe since its inception in 2014:

FOSTER HOME "EMANUEL"

INSTITUTIONAL FOSTER CARE 2021

THE NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION:

FUNDACIÓN ADELANTO COMUNITARIO ECUADORIANO-FACE

THE NAME OF THE NAME:

INSTITUTIONAL FOSTER CARE CASA HOGAR "EMANUEL"

COVERAGE:

15 CHILDREN

A.    Attended Population of Children and Adolescents - Casa Hogar Emanuel

Period 2017 - September 2021

POPULATION SERVED

New Residents: 8

Family Reunifications: 43

Transfers: 39

Current Residents served: 17

TOTAL POPULATION SERVED: 107

B.    Nationality of the children and adolescents cared for at Casa Hogar Emanuel

NATIONALITY OF CHILDREN AT THE EMANUEL HOME

Period 2017 - September 2021

Ethnicity Number

Afro Ecuadorian: 5

Indigenous: 10

Mixed race: 9

Montubio: 1

Mulatto: 1

Total: 107

C.    Children’s Place of Origin of the Casa Hogar Emanuel

CHILDREN'S PLACE OF ORIGIN

CASA HOGAR EMANUEL

Cayambe: 60

Tabacundo: 9

Guachala: 3

Sangolquí: 2

Paquiestacia: 1

Juan Montalvo: 11

Ascázubi: 3

San Rafael: 1

Pedro Vicente Maldonado: 2

Pambamarca: 3

Ibarra: 2

Cusubamba: 2

Penguin: 1

Colombia: 1

Cangahua: 6

Total: 107

CHILDREN'S ORIGIN

Pichincha Province: 100

Imbabura Province: 5

Venezuela: 1

Colombia: 1

Total: 107

D.    Age of the children cared for at Casa Hogar Emanuel

AGE

Period 2017 - September 2021

0-12 Years: 84

13-17 years: 23

Total: 107

E.    Distribution by gender of the children of Casa Hogar Emanuel

GENDER

Period 2017 - September 2021

Male: 46

Female: 61

Total: 107

F.    Reasons for admission of children and adolescents of Casa Hogar Emanuel

REASONS FOR ADMISSION FOR CHILDREN

Period 2017 - September 2021

Negligence: 54

Abuse: 27

Sexual abuse: 9

Abandonment: 17

Total: 107

"EMANUEL" MEDICAL CENTER

MEDICAL CARE AND MEDICAL CARAVANS

FROM 2016 TO 2021

1.     INFORMATIVE DATA:

Project / area: "Emanuel" Medical Center

Period: April 2016 to September 2021

Location: / coverage area: 1st Street. de Mayo and David Manangón, Barrio Central. Juan Montalvo-Cayambe                     

Report preparation date: October 14, 2021

PLACES OF MEDICAL CARAVANS IN THE YEAR 2017

·       CARAVAN DENTISTRY IBARRA

·       EMANUEL CHURCH EC- 478

·       EMANUEL CHURCH EC- 478

·       NAZARENE CHURCH EC- 0477

·       CHURCH LOT 4 EC-0479

·       MEDICAL CARAVAN CARCHI 2017

·       CARRERA CHURCH EC-0429

·       CHURCH JESUS ​​REY DE REYES CDN - 0472

PLACES OF MEDICAL CARAVANS IN 2018

·       JESUS ​​DIVINO PASTOR CHURCH / CARANQUI

·       EMANUEL CHURCH

·       QUEVEDO WOMEN CARAVAN

·       CARAVAN WOMEN LA PRIMAVERA / QUITO

·       WOMEN'S CARAVAN AMBATO

·       CARAVAN ALLIANCE CARMEN LOW

·       CARRERA CHURCH

·       CARAVAN DENTISTRY

·       CARAVAN DENTISTRY / ERADICATION PROJECT

·       CARAVAN CME REHABILITATION

PLACES OF MEDICAL CARAVANS IN THE YEAR 2019

·       JESUS ​​DIVINO PASTOR CHURCH / CARANQUI

·       CHURCH JESUS ​​REY DE REYES AGATO

·       EMANUEL CHURCH

·       LUMBAQUI / EL CHACO WOMEN'S CARAVAN

·       CARAVAN DENTISTRY

·       RUMIPAMBA WOMEN'S CARAVAN

·       CARAVAN CME REHABILITATION

·       CARAVAN LOT 4

·       CARAVAN CARMEN BAJO-QUITO

·       WOMEN'S CARAVAN AMBATO

·       CARAVAN WOMEN SANTO DOMINGO

·       CARAVAN EL QUINCHE

·       CARAVAN SCHOOL MARIANA DE JESUS

PLACES OF MEDICAL CARAVANS IN THE YEAR 2020

·       EL PRADO COMMUNITY CARAVAN

·       CARAVAN EL QUINCHE

PLACES OF MEDICAL CARAVANS IN THE YEAR 2021

·       CARAVAN CHURCH JESUS ​​DIVINE SHEPHERD

·       CHURCH JESUS ​​REY DE REYES AGATO

·       EMANUEL CHURCH

·       CARAVAN ETI AND FAMILY CUSTODY

·       CARAVAN LOT 4

·       CARAVAN NAZARENE CHURCH

·       NAZARET RACING CARAVAN

·       CARAVAN METHODIST CHURCH

·       CARAVAN ETI PROJECT

DISTRIBUTION BY GENDER MEDICAL CARAVANS “EMANUEL” MEDICAL CENTER, PERIOD 2016-2021

GENDER

Male Female Total

5,325 5,514 10,839

AGES OF POPULATION SERVED MEDICAL CARAVANS “EMANUEL” MEDICAL CENTER, PERIOD 2016-2020

AGE RANGE NUMBER

Children (0-12 years) 4,260

Adolescents (13 - 20 years) 2,334

Adult (21 - 45 years) 3,115

Older adult (46+ 75 years) 1,130

TOTAL 10,839

NATIONALITY OF POPULATION SERVED ON MEDICAL CARAVANAS “EMANUEL” MEDICAL CENTER, PERIOD 2016-2021

Ethnicity NUMBER

Afro Ecuadorian 60

Indigenous 3,456

Mixed race 4,948

Montubio 1,526

Mulatto 849

Total: 10,839

PLACE OF ORIGIN OF THE POPULATION SERVED ON MEDICAL CARAVANS “EMANUEL” MEDICAL CENTER, PERIOD 2016-2021

POPULATION SERVED BY SECTOR

Urban 7554

Rural 3285

Total 10,839

YEAR TOTAL DONATIONS NUMBER OF PRODUCTS DONATED TO EXTERNAL BENEFICIARIES

2017 5 681

-      Council for the Integral Protection of Rights-Cayambe

-      Church of the Evangelical Covenant "El Nazareno"

-      Evangelical Covenant Church "New Jerusalem"

2018 5 3,689

-      Evangelical Covenant Church "Emanuel"

-      Cangahua Health Sub-Center

-      Council for the Integral Protection of Rights-Cayambe

2019 13 2,098

-      Cangahua Health Sub-Center

-      Evangelical Covenant Church "Emanuel"

-      Raúl Maldonado Mejía Basic Hospital

-      ETI Project Participants

-      Vulnerable people referred by JCPD-Cayambe

2020 21 2,657

-      Evangelical Covenant Church "Emanuel"

-      Raúl Maldonado Mejía Basic Hospital

-      Participants of the Child Labor Eradication Project

-      Participants of the Family Support and Custody Project

-      Vulnerable families Casa Hogar “Emanuel”

-      Executing Unit for the Protection of Rights-Cayambe

-      Vulnerable people referred by JCPD-Cayambe

2021  13 2,340

-      Juan Montalvo Health Center

-      Health District 17d01 Cayambe-Pedro Moncayo

-      My Last Years Program / Emanuel Evangelical Church.

-      Child Labor Prevention and Eradication Program.

-      Emanuel Casa Hogar

-      Family Intervention, Support and Custody Program.

-      School of Missions "El Faro"

TOTAL 57  11,465

STATISTICS PREVENTION PROGRAM OF

ERADICATION OF CHILD LABOR

INCIDENCE PROJECT ERADICATION OF CHILD LABOR YEAR 2019 - 2021

ORGANIZATION NAME'S:

FUNDACIÓN ADELANTO COMUNITARIO ECUADORIANO-FACE

PROJECT'S NAME:

CANGAHUA / OLMEDO / JUAN MONTALVO CHILD LABOR ERADICATION PROJECT (PREVENTION)

MODALITY:

SPECIAL PROTECTION

COVERAGE:

80 CHILDREN

The target population served by the ETI Project is mostly focused on activities related to agriculture because 91% of the population served, which corresponds to seventy-three children and adolescents of the eighty, is located in the rural area of ​​the Cayambe community. Additionally, there are approaches to help children and adolescents in developing informal trade activities and markets.

STATISTICAL REPORT INTERVENTIONS WITH GIRLS, BOYS AND ADOLESCENTS

1.)   IDENTIFICATION DATA

Service:                                              Special Protection

Coverage:                                          Resident families of the Cayambe Canton

Director:                                             Ing. Rolando Escola

Counterpart Coordinator:                Psc. Cl. Tamia Judith Tocagón Pijal

Technical team:                                Psc. Cl. Amada Katherine Escobar Tuquerres

                                                            Lcda. Patricia chacon

                                                            Abg. Juan Daniel Cacuango

Report preparation date:      October 14, 2021

2.)    REASON FOR REPORT

The purpose of this report is to publicize the development of the interventions given by the Foundation Adelanto Comunitario Ecuatoriano - FACE, with the families linked to the Family Support and Custody intervention program, carried out by the psychosocial care and facilitation unit. family since the beginning of its activities in February 2020.

3.)  BACKGROUND

The Foundation Adelanto Comunitario Ecuatoriano (FACE) was created on June 15, 1972 in the city of Quito, Pichincha province by decision and on behalf of the Church of the Evangelical Pact of Ecuador (IPEE) and the Church of the Pact of Sweden (SMK), and its statutes were approved by ministerial agreement No. 0257 of April 16, 1973, constituting itself as a diaconal arm of the IPEE. Since its creation, FACE has been executing different projects for the benefit of the Ecuadorian communities, such as: medical caravans; care in emergencies and comprehensive protection of the rights of the vulnerable population of the country.

Due to its social commitment to families within its projects, FACE provides care to the most vulnerable population, thus maintaining a population of one hundred and fifty girls, boys and adolescents, who are linked to the programs of progressive Eradication of Child Labor, to the Casa Hogar and in the modalities of Support and Family Custody, thus in order to develop a comprehensive work our institution maintains its objective of ¨ guaranteeing family and community coexistence, as well as comprehensive care of children and adolescents in a situation vulnerability.

In such a sense that the beneficiary population are boys, girls and adolescents from birth to the age of majority, whose nuclear family environment constitutes a threat, risk and / or violation of their rights and that, through an administrative resolution of the authority that granted the measure of protection.

4. GENERAL OBJECTIVE

●      Report on the direct and indirect impact of the Family Support and Custody Intervention Program, by evaluating and assessing the impact generated on families, in relation to the areas served.

SPECIFIC GOAL

●      Evidence of the work done in the areas of Psychology, Social Work and Family Facilitation.

●      Generate statistical data that allow an evaluation of the scope of the project, in addition to highlighting the areas to be strengthened.

5. DESCRIPTION OF THE POPULATION SERVED

The population served within the project is identified as Mestizo and Indigenous, however, due to the characteristics of Cayambe, there is a great affinity of the population with the ancestral worldview of the Kayambi People.

Thus, depending on the work developed with the families, we proceed to present the statistics given during the years of intervention.

ANALYSIS: Within the research carried out with families, it has been observed that risk situations mostly occur within the nuclear home of infants; This being the starting point of FACE interventions, within the protection of the rights of children and adolescents.

ANALYSIS: Within the population at risk, it has been observed that it is confirmed mostly by children under twelve years of age; increasing the factors that influence the institutionalization of infants.

ANALYSIS: Within the Family Support and Custody Intervention Program, it has been observed that the rural population, located in the Parish of Cangahua, in communities such as Guachala, San Vicente Alto, Carrera, Pisambilla, Pambamarca, Lot 2 and 4, La Libertad and Pucará, among others; reflect that currently, the children residing in this sector and their families have adopted behaviors that have put the physical and emotional integrity of their sons and daughters at risk. Thus, it is possible to see that, despite the years, the new generations have changed their way of seeing their cultural identity, being adapted or changed.

ANALYSIS: The main causes of admission continue to be linked to intra-family conflicts that trigger situations of negligence on the part of biological parents and it is in this process that the risk factors that make families guarantors or not of the rights of children can be perceived. and adolescents; Furthermore, when analyzing the intergenerational processes of each family, it is possible to perceive the psychosocial problems that occur in their environments and establish individual intervention strategies that allow the guarantee of the rights of our beneficiaries.

ANALYSIS: Within the work carried out with the families, it was sought to comprehensively address their needs, in addition to ensuring the promotion of the enjoyment of their rights; both of the children and their biological relatives; Thus, strategic ties were generated with cantonal representatives of the Ministry of Health, a fact that allowed the development of medical caravans, with multiple services aimed at providing free care to the population.

ANALYSIS: Thanks to the care generated at the level of physical and dental health, it was possible to know that despite the fact that there have been medical complications at the level of gastritis and muscle pain in adults, as well as significant rates of malnutrition, low weight and height, in NNA, linked to intervention programs for support and family custody; a fact that has established clear intervention guidelines, within families, at the level of nutrition and food; this in order to contribute positively to the development of infants; in addition to generating responsibilities and roles in their legal representatives.

On the other hand, it could be observed that dental care continues to be neglected in most cases, which is why it is recommended to encourage proper tooth brushing and period control of cavities; This is done through workshops given to parents in relation to the visits carried out.

ANALYSIS: Due to the interventions developed with the families and in relation to the specific needs of girls, boys and adolescents, based on the comprehensive protection of their rights; the Fundación Adelanto Comunitario Ecuatoriano FACE, has remained close to families, through the delivery of various kits that have sought to protect the rights of people in vulnerable situations, thus strengthening the participation of families and influencing the transformation social of the same. Additionally, it has been possible to promote the support of both public and private organizations in order to better contribute to families in vulnerable situations.

ANALYSIS: Within the Family Custody and Support Intervention Program, it has been observed that the rural population, located in the Parish of Cangahua, in communities such as Guachala, San Vicente Alto, Carrera, Pisambilla, Pambamarca, Lot 2 and 4, La Libertad and Pucará, among others; reflect that currently, the children residing in this sector and their families have adopted behaviors that have put the physical and emotional integrity of their sons and daughters at risk. On the other hand, the cases that have been closed have made it possible to provide greater coverage to other children at risk, in addition the care unit has strengthened work with reinserted families, verifying the guarantee of the rights of infants in a situation of autonomy .

CONCLUSIONS:

Based on the analysis of the cases, it can be seen that the sector that shows the highest rates of violation of rights is the rural sector, thus it is also evident that violation does not only refer to mistreatment but to neglect of rights such as health, which Due to the type of diagnosis, it corresponds to a long process of violation and neglect of care and protection.

The process of restructuring family dynamics takes up an average time of one year of intervention, in which, although it is true, not all risk factors are eliminated if the level of incidence is attenuated, such as unhealthy environments that correspond to violating public policies or media.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

Maintain family empowerment processes through micro-entrepreneurship processes, which allow family empowerment.