The Guardian newspaper funds Huxley’s ‘Children:Our Ultimate Investment'
Caz | 17.02.2012 17:52 | Education | Health | Technology | Cambridge | World
The Guardian newspaper funds Huxley’s ‘Children: Our Ultimate Investment’. 'Children: Our Ultimate Investment' includes 'Project Caressing' which instructs toddlers to be tactile with elderly men. Liability issues ended this in the US, but Laura Huxley's 'Children: Our Ultimate Investment' is doing well in the UK.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2010/nov/26/christmas-charity-appeal-children-our-ultimate-investment-uk Christmas 2010 charity appeal: Children Our Ultimate Investment UK
Disadvantaged teenage girls are at particularly high risk of falling pregnant. The Teens and Toddlers project run by the charity 'Children Our Ultimate Investment UK' works with schools across England to identify youngsters most at risk of teen pregnancy. It offers a range of activities, including work experience, classroom learning and mentoring, aimed at giving them hands-on experience of the responsibilities involved in having a child, developing their confidence and self-esteem, widening their horizons, and helping them break the cycle of poverty.
Children Our Ultimate investment UK says: "Teens and Toddlers gives disadvantaged young people aged 13-17 the vocational qualifications, life skills, and self-belief they need to keep them in education, employment and training and to avoid risky behaviour. It is central to our goal to help young people fulfil their full potential."
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Liability issues ended Children: Our Ultimate Investment’s ‘Project Caressing’ in the USA, however, with help from various fundraisers (including The Guardian newspaper) ‘Children: Our Ultimate Investment’ is doing well in the UK.
Very serious concerns about 'Children: Our Ultimate Investment' at the following links:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/london/2008/09/409398.html?c=on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBxQpft5F_k .
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MSM supports the ARK (Absolute Return for Kids) & Hope and Homes global network
19.02.2012 15:46
As Laura Huxley, founder of C:OUI said:
Huxley said bonding between young and old is accomplished through caressing and would like to see more men become involved in the nurturing process.
“It’s very good for men to do this because they also need the feeling of being caressed,” she said. “Kids need to see men as much as women. It’s never too ate to start…………It’s makes them feel happy and there’s nothing more beneficial than a little tiny hand coming over, touching and reaching out,” she said.
The Dream Mill, where ARK’s Teen’s and Toddlers Sustainability Replication Programme data is processed, state that their approach is ‘below the surface’:
The Guardian exposes the abuse of children:
Fundraising also at the BBC for Hope and Homes (partner of ARK - Absolute Return for Kids). No surprise really since the BBC Slink website promotes ‘fingering’, however, they advise students: ‘don’t put anything into your vagina that you wouldn’t put into your mouth’.
The BBC's Kate Adie supports Hope and Homes:
The BBC ‘Is fingering safe?’ (Currently only accessibly online via this direct link):
The Spectator deputy editor, Mary Wakefield (of the extensive Wakefield family, mother of the Baring and Grey family), also promotes ARK’s partner Hope and Homes:
ARK funded Hope and Homes, 2002 (£1,500,000) and 2003 (£1,128,000)
What ARK and Hope and Homes are actually about:
Caz