Adults

Unfortunately, children are not born with a manual in which parents can see how they can raise them. In addition, both parents now work full-time and therefore have fewer moments left to be able to offer good quality education to their children. Finally, not all parents have the right knowledge and / or tools to apply.

In this section you will find information meant for parents about lectures, workshops and/or projects that can strengthen your educational ability and the home environment.

Adolescent Brain

Your children constantly lose everything, suffers from mood swings, does the most idiotic things, follows their friends, has no opinion

Best Dad Ever

A qualitative good education is important for the creation of a vital citizen. Unfortunately, children are not born with a manual in which the parents can how they should be raised.

Cyber World

Over the last years a problem for many parents has become, online behavior of their kids. Do I have to give a child a mobile phone?

Divorce

According to figures from the Central Bureau for Statistics Aruba (2015), Aruba had 468 divorces in the year 2014. In that year there were 617 marriages.

Lover Boy

Loverboys are boys or men who try to entice girls into prostitution. A loverboy first makes sure that a girl falls in love with him by giving the girl lots of gifts and attention.

Social card

Social work guide, organizations and professional services – Youth & Family Services Aruba

Sexuality

Sexuality is a lecture that is in high demand at Telefon pa Hubentud Aruba. In collaboration with Child Helpline International we work to make this subject as complete as possible. By following the trends worldwide and in the region, we can work in a better preventive way.

Sugar daddy

More and more the term sugar daddy / mommy is used in society. But what does it really mean?

Equality

According to article 2 of the International Convention on the Rights of the Child (No discrimination), the States parties to the present Covenant shall respect and guarantee the rights described in the Covenant for every child under their jurisdiction without discrimination of any kind, regardless of race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other belief, national, ethnic or social origin, wealth, disability, birth or other circumstance of the child or his or her parent or legal guardian. Aruba has also ratified this Covenant, which means that it shall be respected and guaranteed in Aruba also.