Children in conflict with law
Children released from YDRC are successfully reintegrated with their families and in their society resulting in decreased instances of repeat-offenses and sentencing.
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The concept of ‘Nazhoen Lamtoen’ germinated in the beginning of 2013 due to live encounters with many children and youths living in distressing situations who fell in the gaping cracks of many existing youth agencies – public, private and institutional.
Nazhoen Lamtoen envisages intervening in this gap in societal care with emphasis on post-released children from the juvenile (YDRC) Tsimasham and rehabilitation centre and other such orphaned and suddenly disadvantaged youths
Our Organisation supports children in difficult circumstances to enable a brighter future for them.
We advocate education for the children who find themselves in the grip of law or in difficult circumstances.
We believe in voicing our opinion for the children in need of reintegration into the society at large
We help stabilize the families of children in difficult circumstances and in conflict with law.
To advocate and serve children in difficult circumstances by providing timely intervention, empowerment and reintegration into communities
To be the nationally recognised CSO in Bhutan that advocates and serves the needs of children in difficult situation
Mongar Juice stall establishment for children in difficult circumstances-11th-Nov-2018
International Youth Day-11th & 12th August-2018
Parenting Program at Shaba Commando Wing's family on 19th January 2019
Basic script writing and film making workshop at children juvenile center(YDRC).
Engaging children and youth during winter vacation
Children released from YDRC are successfully reintegrated with their families and in their society resulting in decreased instances of repeat-offenses and sentencing.
Learn MoreNazhoen Lamtoen came across many children in difficult circumstances, during the Nationwide sensitizing awareness on suicide prevention and ill effect of substance use, funded by Save the children.
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