Child Protection Society (CPS) is a national, non-governmental, child rights organization. It is the oldest child rights watchdog in Zimbabwe (established in 1952). CPS is governed by an elective Executive Committee constituted by experienced professionals. Other board members include chartered accountants, business executives and lawyers. The organization is run by a Director who is supported by 4 Programme Managers. Financial management is overseen by a finance Sub-committee of the Executive Committee comprising two chartered Accountants. Mission To protect and promote the well being of vulnerable children and assist them to become self reliant as well as responsible citizens. Vision CPS envisions a child friendly society that achieves full potential for every child. Objectives The major aim of the Child Protection Society is to promote the wellbeing of children and protect them from cruelty, neglect or suffering. The society administers 2 day care centres and 1 residential home. Central to the functions of the CPS is upholding children's rights. The Society is increasingly working towards acting as a watchdog for programmes for children and ensuring that service providers are accountable to the intended beneficiaries. The Child Protection Society, also involved in issues surrounding the impact of HIV/AIDS on children, is represented at National, Provincial and District child welfare fora. In general, the society:
Sectors The Child Protection Society does work in the following sectors:
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