21st Nov 2023 11:11:PM State
Eastern Sentinel Arunachal News

Koloriang, Nov 21: The Women and Child Development (WCD) Director Tokmem Pertin Loyi appealed to the people of Kurung Kumey District to adopt children legally during an ‘Awareness Campaign on Legal Adoption’ conducted at DC’s conference hall here recently.
The Director, who was on a one-week tour to district to participate in the ongoing  celebration of National Adoption Awareness Month, said adopting legal means to adopt children saves the adopting parents from legal complicacies in future.
The WCD Director explained the concepts of adoption, authorities and agencies for adoption, who can be adopted, which can adopt, age criteria of prospective parents, and punitive provisions.
Welcoming the Director and the team members from Itanagar, Kurung Kumey WCD Deputy Director Kago Maya Gyati said no WCD Director has till date reached a remote and far-flung district like Kurung Kumey. ‘We are very glad our Director madam and the team has chosen the district to take part in the Adoption Awareness Month, and this visit will surely remain as a source of inspiration and encouragement to WCD and ICDS functionaries of the District,' said Maya.
During the awareness campaign, screening of videos and presentation on legal adoptions were also relayed to the public.
At Koloriang, the team visited the One-Stop Centre, Child Help Line and Women Help Line centers.
The team also visited Sarli, Parsiparlo, Sangram, Chambang and Palin ICDS Projects. In course of the field visits, the team attended the legal adoption awareness campaigns and inspected the ICDS Projects, Anganwadi Centres and the Crèches of the respective ICDS projects of the District. (DIPRO)


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