With rapid urbanization, the growth and care of children left behind in rural areas has become a major concern of society as a whole. As a result of the long-term presence of parents in the foreign service, the lack of accompanying children, poor family education and the difficulty of responding in a timely manner to psychological needs, there are many practical difficulties in growing up. How precisely and effectively can the children left behind be protected and healthy? The best and most viable solution at the moment is to provide village care and counselling services。
Hostage classes are an important vehicle for filling the gap in after-school supervision of children left behind. The majority of children left behind in rural areas are under ancestor guardianship, and older persons are often under-resourced and poorly educated, making it difficult to combine learning counselling with safe care. Standardized village care classes not only provide safe and comfortable learning spaces for children, but also have a dedicated person for job guidance, life care and interest development。
Through a variety of activities, such as reading, crafts, literature, science, etc., children can both be helped to build up their academic base and to effectively fill the gap between school hours, reducing their addiction to electronics and their exposure to risk. In their collective lives, children grow up together and together, effectively reducing the feeling of isolation and increasing the sense of belonging and happiness。
Psychological counselling is a key component in safeguarding the mental health of children left behind. The absence of long-term kinship can easily lead to psychological problems such as inferiority, sensitivity, anxiety and isolation, which, if not promptly channelled, can affect personal development and physical and mental health. Specialized psychological counselling, in the form of one-on-one counselling, group counselling and emotional orientation courses, patiently listens to the children, helps them to understand their separation from their parents, overcomes negative emotions and fosters positive optimism. At the same time, psychological counselling helps children to improve their interpersonal abilities, learn to express their feelings, face setbacks and build a strong psychological defence for their development。
To make care work, it is essential that governments, schools, societies and families work together. The government should increase its policy support and financial resources, improve the construction of safe houses, equip teachers and social workers, and develop long-term mechanisms for care and psychological care. Schools are required to integrate mental health education into everyday life, conduct periodic psychological screenings, intervene in case of risk in a timely manner, share information and resources with care classes, and build an integrated school and out-of-school guardian system。
Social forces are also essential. Public interest organizations, caring enterprises and volunteers can provide efficiency gains in hosting classes through donations of materials, courses, and accompanying services. Parents of foreign workers are more proactive, maintaining high-frequency communication and emotional connections, filling space distances with warm company, and becoming the strongest spiritual support for their children。
Care for the children left behind is not a brief act of love, but a long-term responsibility. Care classes are responsible for life and learning and psychological support for the upbringing and development of people. It is only by working together and working together, by fine-tuning services and caring, that every child left behind can grow up in the sun and move forward with confidence, with warm, complete and hopeful childhood。
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