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REGISTER SUBMIT SPONSOR as a participant – fill in the form and register through this link http://www.bicon.udayancare.in/registration/ an abstract for presenting a paper or a poster or a 2 to 5 minutes documentary around the main themes of the 3rd BICON http://www.bicon.udayancare.in/abstract/ support the cause financially or technically and promote your own philanthropic vision. Send email to at [email protected] JOIN US TO PARTICIPATE, CONTRIBUTE OR SUPPORT Ÿ Excellent opportunity for everyone working on issues of child and youth care in South Asia. Provides a common platform to create a community of learning for international and regional subject experts, civil society representatives, Governmental bodies and practitioners working on child protection and juvenile justice care to come together. Ÿ Two power-packed days of excellent, high-energy parallel sessions and working groups on following themes: Deinstitutionalisation: Concept, strategy & Implications in South Asia Family strengthening, Gatekeeping & sponsorships in South Asia Standards of Care in Foster Care, Adoption, Aftercare, including Group Foster Care/small group homes Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ O BY RGANISED IN COLLABORATION WITH KNOWLEDGE PARTNER WHY JOIN THE 3rd BICON 3rd Biennial International Conference on EVOLVING TRENDS IN ALTERNATIVE CARE FOR CHILDREN IN SOUTH ASIA 16-17th March 2018 Amity University, Delhi-NCR, India [email protected] +91-11-46548105/6 Early Bird registrations end on 31st Dec. 2017 Standard registration dates : 1st Jan. 2018 Late fees payment & registration : 1st Feb. 2018 onwards Last date for submission of abstracts (poster & documentary) : 31st Dec. 2017 IMPORTANT DATES We have held two bicons previously : 1st BICON in March 2014 on the theme of “Institutionalised Children: Standards of Care and Mental Health” 2nd BICON on the theme of “Improving Standards of Care for Alternative Child and Youth Care: Systems, Policies and Practices’). The major achievement of the previous two BICONs has been positioning the importance of cross country learnings on the practice and policy related to Child and Youth Care (CYC) in South Asia. The 3rd BICON keeps this momentum alive.
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REGISTER SUBMIT SPONSORas a participant –
fill in the form and register through this link http://www.bicon.udayancare.in/registration/
an abstract for presenting a paper or a poster or a 2 to 5 minutes documentary
around the main themes of the 3rd BICON http://www.bicon.udayancare.in/abstract/
support the cause financially or technically and promote your own philanthropic vision.
Send email to at [email protected]
JOIN US TO PARTICIPATE, CONTRIBUTE OR SUPPORT
Ÿ Excellent opportunity for everyone working on issues of child and youth care in South Asia. Provides a common platform to create a community of learning for international and regional subject experts, civil society representatives, Governmental bodies and practitioners working on child protection and juvenile justice care to come together.
Ÿ Two power-packed days of excellent, high-energy parallel sessions and working groups on following themes:
Deinstitutionalisation: Concept, strategy & Implications in South Asia
Family strengthening, Gatekeeping & sponsorships in South Asia
Standards of Care in Foster Care, Adoption, Aftercare, including Group Foster Care/small group homes
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O BY RGANISED IN COLLABORATION WITH KNOWLEDGE PARTNER
WHY JOIN THE 3rd BICON
3rd Biennial International Conference on
EVOLVING TRENDS IN ALTERNATIVE CARE
FOR CHILDREN IN SOUTH ASIA
16-17th March 2018
Amity University, Delhi-NCR, India
+91-11-46548105/6
Early Bird registrations end on 31st Dec. 2017
Standard registration dates : 1st Jan. 2018
Late fees payment & registration : 1st Feb. 2018 onwards
Last date for submission of abstracts (poster & documentary) : 31st Dec. 2017
IMPORTANT DATES
We have held two bicons previously :
1st BICON in March 2014 on the theme of “Institutionalised Children: Standards of Care and Mental Health”
2nd BICON on the theme of “Improving Standards of Care for Alternative Child and Youth Care: Systems,
Policies and Practices’).
The major achievement of the previous two BICONs has been positioning the importance of cross country
learnings on the practice and policy related to Child and Youth Care (CYC) in South Asia. The 3rd BICON
keeps this momentum alive.
