Udaipur:Theworkshopofdistrictlevel officers for the Community Policing to Build Awareness and Trust program conductedunderthejointaegisofUdaipur / District Administration, Police Department, and UNICEF was held in Police Line Auditorium on Wednesday. Members of Rajasthan State Child Rights Protection Commission, Dr. Shailendra Pandya, and Dr. Vijender Singh attended the meeting as a guest. They saidthateveryoneshouldcome forward and make serious and coordinated efforts in the field of child protection should be done Dr. Shailendra Pandya emphasized on finding better futureoptionsforchildrenwithwidespread dissemination of child rights and protection.AppreciatingtheCombatProgram being run in the division, he said that it shouldbeimplementedinotherdistricts. Meetingofall childwelfarepoliceofficers and district level officers working for child protection in the presence of Inspector General of Police Udaipur Range Vinita Thakur and guidance of SuperintendentofPoliceUdaipurKailash Chandra Bishnoi various issues of child protection were discussed in detail. In themeeting,SPinformedabouttheactivitiesbeingdonebythePoliceDepartment under the program for child protection and community policing. In the next phaseofthemeeting, childwelfarecommittee member B.K. Gupta stressed the needfor coordinatedefforts for childprotection in southern Rajasthan. On this occasion, the Child Help Desk prepared for all police stations in Udaipur and Rajsamand districts was released by the members of the commission and police officers. In this help desk, the telephone numbers of Child Line, State Child Rights Protection Commission and National Commission fortheProtectionofChildRightsareprinted. Representativesofdepartmentsand voluntary organizations present in the meetinginformedtheCommissionabout variousproblems.Commissionmember Vijender Singh directed the child welfare police officers and representatives of the departments to work with sensitively in matters related to children. Range level nodal officer of the program,AdditionalSuperintendentofPolice, Swati Sharma instructed the police officers to conduct the program activities effectively with the smooth running of the child help desk at the police station. Member of Rajasthan State Child Rights Protection The commission, Shailendra Pandya and Dr. Vijender Singh during a visit to Udaipur on Wednesdayconductedasurpriseinspection of various government institutions related to children and provided directions on the services being provided on the subject of protection of child rights here. Commission Member Dr. Pandya and Dr. Singh today inspected the Child Communication Home, the Children's HomeandtheGirls'HomeatBadiRoad. & took information from the operators of these child houses about the facilities being given to the children and the arrangementsbeingmadefortheirrehabilitation. They also interacted with the children living here and confirmed the facilities and care being provided to them. He asked the operators to ensure the availability of facilities provided by thegovernmenttobringthemtothebasics of education with better sanitation facilities in the child homes. Commission Member Dr. Pandya and Dr. Singh also reached the police station located in Hiran Magri Sector 6 in the evening and inquired about the establishment of the Child Help Desk here& inquired about the services provided to children at the desk here and expressedsatisfactionovertheprogress made so far. During this time, he also conducted a surprise inspection of theGovernment SatelliteHospital locatedinSector6and while communicating with the admitted mothershere,thehealthcheck-upoftheir infants,thestatusofmalnutrition,themedical and health services provided to them with nutrition. Got information about. He prohibited the medical officer in charge here to take special care of the infants and provide the services as per the provisions. On this occasion, child welfare committee member Dr. Raj Kumari Bhargava and other members were present.