Effectiveness of Empowerment Department Work Program Women and Child Protection Inpreventing Violence in the Home Stairs in Tolitoli District

Abstract

The aim of the study was to ascertain whether the Tolitoli Regime Work Program for Women's Empowerment and Child Protection at Work prevented abusive behavior at home. Perception, encounter, and documentation are the information-sorting strategies used in this review, which employ subjective descriptive techniques. The four indicators used in this research are program target accuracy, program outreach, program objectives, and program monitoring. work program effectiveness theory (Budiani 2007:53). The results of this study indicate that the Effectiveness of the Work Program of the Office of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection in Preventing Acts of Domestic Violence in Tolitoli Regency has not been fully maximized, of the four indicators there are three that have not been fulfilled 1). figures who understand and are critical, 2). Socialization of the program has not been fulfilled due to the lack of implementation of the program which is carried out every year due to limited budgets, 3). Household every year, 4). Program monitoring has not been fulfilled because the provision of information is constrained in the formed task force not participating in the tasks and responsibilities given.