children in conflict with the law or in need of care and protection, specifically under the Juvenile Child Friendly Police Station in Barkote, Odisha. It outlines the legal rights and protections for children in conflict with the law or in need of care and protection, specifically under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. Key highlights from the poster include: Designated Support Officers Every police station must have a designated Child Welfare Police Officer (CWPO) to handle cases involving children. Each district has a Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU) led by a Police Officer of the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police or above. Legal Rights & Procedures Legal Aid: Children in need of care or protection are entitled to free legal services through the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA). Immediate Assistance: The police must provide immediate medical aid, food, and emotional support to children as needed. Confidentiality: The identity of a child (name, address, school, etc.) must not be disclosed in any report or to the media. Non-adversarial Environment: Police officers are instructed not to wear uniforms or use harsh language when interacting with children. Important Contact Numbers For assistance, the following contact numbers are listed: OrganizationContact NumberCHILDLINE1098 (Toll-free)Child Welfare Committee (CWC)06641-226643District Legal Services Authority (DLSA)06641-226615Barkote Police Station9438915479Juvenile Justice Board (JJB)06641-226647 Next Step: Would you like me to find more contact details for child welfare services in a specific district of Odisha, or do you need more information on a particular section of

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children in conflict with the law or in need of care and protection, specifically under the Juvenile Child Friendly Police Station in Barkote, Odisha. It outlines the legal rights and protections for children in conflict with the law or in need of care and protection, specifically under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. Key highlights from the poster include: Designated Support Officers Every police station must have a designated Child Welfare Police Officer (CWPO) to handle

cases involving children. Each district has a Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU) led by a Police Officer of the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police or above. Legal Rights & Procedures Legal Aid: Children in need of care or protection are entitled to free legal services through the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA). Immediate Assistance: The police must provide immediate medical aid, food, and emotional support to children as needed. Confidentiality: The identity of a child (name, address, school, etc.) must not be

disclosed in any report or to the media. Non-adversarial Environment: Police officers are instructed not to wear uniforms or use harsh language when interacting with children. Important Contact Numbers For assistance, the following contact numbers are listed: OrganizationContact NumberCHILDLINE1098 (Toll-free)Child Welfare Committee (CWC)06641-226643District Legal Services Authority (DLSA)06641-226615Barkote Police Station9438915479Juvenile Justice Board (JJB)06641-226647 Next Step: Would you like me to find more contact details for child welfare services in a specific district of Odisha, or do you need more information on a particular section of