- Love and respect
- Developing effective beliefs
- Acknowledgement
- Empathy
- Living in the moment
- Establishing routines
- Asking for support
- Effective communication
Vision
Pat Willis Vision - Child Safe Vision
Our vision statement is our destination and our mission statement is the vehicle that takes
us to that destination. It is what we imagine in a perfect world; they are ideas we want to see occur
someday. They are big ideas that address complex problems or situations, not something that is
going to be achieved in a few years. When Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his “I have a dream” speech,
he addressed how he envisioned a world of peace and justice. He said, “I have a dream that my
four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their
skin, but by the content of their character.” He did not think it was going to happen in a few years
because he knew that anger, fear and injustice were embedded deeply in the thoughts, feelings
and actions of people extended worldwide. He made that speech in 1963, more than 50 years ago.
His dream is not yet realized, but many people have changed and, more importantly, that dream
still guides many people.
Our supports remain timeless, well-thought-out and can fulfil the guidelines.
Core Values
Values
Our vision statement have a foundation in our core values. These are basic beliefs people
hold dear. Values such as freedom, honesty, justice and equality of opportunity are some of the
basic beliefs most people cherish. Often, a person’s values is derived from the family and their
early years. Our child protection programs as organization that protect young children and serve
families combines education and resettlement. We value making people happy, this is important
and central to our visions and our missions.
Child Protection Program
Our supports remain timeless, well-thought-out and can fulfil the guidelines. Our informed decisions
help us provide a touchstone for every aspect of the child protection program. From budget
development to staff evaluations to relationships with families, we keep our mission in the forefront
of our minds, and guided by its precepts.
Mission
Our vision statement is about why we do what we do, and mission statement is about how
we do it. We provide protection for the child and establish them through education and resettlement
with their families. We provide basic education for children to develop their full potential and a
place for learning life skills to interrupt the cycle of poverty. Our program supports professional
development for teachers and other staff.
Client Stories
How others have achieved the most.
After spending most of my life believing that I had to put aside my own needs to take of others, I finally realized that I do not have to choose between being self-compassionate and compassionate to others. I have learned that I can do both at the same time which provides me with a deep sense of abundance and meaning …
Do you feel something is missing for your personal and career growth? Could you do better, be better for your closest? You can do and feel better.
Communication is Oxygen
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