the Minister of Justice, Mr. Arthur Dowers, paid an official visit to the Child Care and Protection Board (DVR), where he was received by the agency’s director, Aisca Berkemeyer.
During the visit, Minister Dowers gained deeper insight into the essential work executed by the Board within the community. Key topics of discussion included the Board’s legal responsibilities, the operational dynamics of the organization, and the daily challenges faced by staff members.
As part of the itinerary, Minister Dowers received a detailed presentation on the core operating system utilized by the Board. The presentation outlined how the system supports operational workflows, data registration, and case management, providing the Minister with a clearer understanding of how cases are structured and processed.
The Child Care and Protection Board plays a critical role in safeguarding the welfare of minors and providing advisory support to judicial authorities in family and juvenile cases. This mandate requires not only specialized professional expertise, but also seamless inter-agency collaboration across the justice system and the social service sector.
Minister Dowers commended the dedication of the Board’s staff and leadership, underscoring the necessity of continuously strengthening both internal organizational capacity and multi-agency cooperation.
Protecting our children is a shared national responsibility. The professionals who work directly with minors and families perform a vital public service, and the Government remains committed to fostering the conditions necessary for them to fulfill their duties professionally and effectively.
