Program for social service and response of children victims of violence

Abstract

Abstract. Abuse  is  a  word  commonly  translated  as  violence,  persecution,  torture  or mistreatment. Child Abuse  can be defined as an event of physical injury, mental, or sexual abuse which usually done by people who have a responsibility for the welfare of the child. Which is indicated by losses and threats to the health and welfare of children. This  study  aims  to  determine  how  the  respond  of    child  victims  of  physcal, psycilogical,  sexual  and  social  violence  of  social  service  programs  by  PKPA.  Response mean that a behavior or attitude either pre tangible detailed understanding, assessment, or impact resistance, like it or not and the use of a phenomenon certain. In this case the child response  directed  against  Revenue  Service  complaints,  the  Legal  Services  program, counseling, Monitoring Health Condition and Monitoring Of Case.

This research is classified as descriptive research. The elements that are in the research variable interact with each other and what the product of the interaction takes place. With a population of 20 people are all children who have been victims of violence handled by PKPA throughout 2013, and have received all social services from PKPA. Then the entire population will be taken. Based  of  analysis  of  case  it  can  be  concluded  that  the  child  victims  of  violence assistance PKPA give excellent response in all social services. Each victim can know and understand about the purpose of social service and to follow procedures. Victims actively involved in following stages help since the reception service complaints to the monitoring service. Through  a  series  of  social  service  activities  designed  by  teh  PKPA, Victims  and families  can  be  feel  positive  benefit  from  social  service  by  PKPA  in  resolve  cases  of violence  being  faced  and  give  best  value  against  the  implementation  of  social  service program by PKPA.

Keyword: Child Response,  Child Victims, Social Service