Services for Little People

A child‑centered map of care, protection, and development.

Child Development Human Rights Safety & Care Single‑Sheet Overview
How to read this sheet: Each card shows a type of service for children, with examples and a simple purpose line.
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01 · Safety & Protection Keeping little people safe
Secure base
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Examples:

  • Safe homes and supervised environments
  • Abuse and neglect prevention programs
  • Trauma‑informed crisis response
  • School safety and child‑advocacy centers
Purpose: Build a secure base so children can grow without fear.
02 · Health & Wellness Bodies, brains, and feelings
Growth & care
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Examples:

  • Pediatric healthcare and vaccinations
  • Developmental screenings and early intervention
  • Mental‑health support for kids
  • Nutrition and wellness programs
Purpose: Protect the body and brain during rapid growth years.
03 · Education & Learning Spaces to learn and explore
Thinking & skills
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Examples:

  • Preschool and early‑learning programs
  • Special education and learning supports
  • Tutoring, literacy, and homework help
  • After‑school, STEM, arts, and creative spaces
Purpose: Strengthen thinking, language, and social skills.
04 · Family & Community Supporting the grown‑ups too
Whole‑family care
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Examples:

  • Parenting classes and family counseling
  • Housing and financial assistance
  • Community centers and recreation programs
  • Cultural and identity‑affirming spaces
Purpose: Support caregivers so children can thrive.
05 · Rights & Justice Fairness and voice for children
Dignity & voice
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Examples:

  • Child rights education
  • Legal advocacy and court representatives
  • Fair school discipline and anti‑bullying work
  • Anti‑discrimination protections
Purpose: Ensure children are treated with dignity, fairness, and voice.
06 · Inclusion & Accessibility Every child belongs
Access for all
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Examples:

  • Occupational, speech, and physical therapy
  • Adaptive and inclusive recreation
  • Assistive technology and supports
  • Sensory‑friendly and accessible environments
Purpose: Guarantee equal access to learning, play, and community life.
07 · Enrichment & Identity Joy, pride, and imagination
Belonging & joy
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Examples:

  • Arts, music, and storytelling programs
  • Cultural heritage and celebration activities
  • LGBTQ‑affirming youth spaces
  • Leadership and confidence‑building workshops
Purpose: Help children build identity, pride, and emotional resilience.