The complete rehabilitation of a street child necessitates a comprehensive approach. Attention must be given to all aspects of his development so he can become a well-rounded individual. Tuloy offers a 6-phase program to ensure a gradual, balanced and systematic approach for the children´s growth and development. These are:
| Phase |
Objective |
| I. Motivation |
Inspire and encourage children to leave the streets permanently |
| II. Humanization |
Change of basic human habits in personal hygiene, table manners, discipline and orderliness |
| III. Direction Setting |
Coping with hurts and pains, psychological traumas, catering to moral-spiritual needs |
| IV. Capacity Building |
Goal setting, suitability and capability for academic and/or vocational-technology skills training |
| V. Pre-integration |
Exposure to the world of work through on-the-job training (OJT) or apprenticeship |
| VI. Reintegration |
Entering the world of work and resettlement |
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Tuloy subscribes to the teachings of St. John Bosco in his approach to youth. It adopts the preventive system of using reason, loving kindness and religion in handling child development. It does not believe in punitive punishment and instead, it applies the rewards: merit and demerit system in instilling discipline and in the moral formation of the child. Any form of physical punishment is prohibited.
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