Trabajo infantil y participación ocupacional de los niños y niñas de 6 a 12 años del municipio de Pamplona.

Abstract

The International Labor Organization, ILO; 2008, defines Child Labor as "all economic activity carried out by minors, below the minimum age required by the current national legislation of a country to join a job, and that interferes with their schooling, is carried out in dangerous environments, or is carried out in conditions that affect their psychological, physical, social and moral development, immediate or future. Therefore, this project that seeks to establish a relationship between child labor and occupational participation in children under 6 to 12 years predominant in the population domestic activities, being played by the female gender in ages of 10 to 12 years, was born. be carried out in neighborhoods around the municipality of Pamplona hand in hand with the Office of Childhood and Adolescence of the municipal mayor's office and determine if there is a correlation with occupational participation. This study is quantitative of a descriptive, experimental and correlational type taking into account that SCOPE will be used as an assessment instrument based on occupation, which provides a broad view of the child's occupational participation and allows the therapist to systematically evaluate the factors that facilitate or restrict to it¸ is based on its ability to delineate clear patterns of strengths and occupational challenges that can be used to plan interventions using the theory of the Human Occupation Model (Kielhofner, 2008), as well as the sociodemographic profile with which seeks to collect relevant information regarding the main activities of child labor, as well as the psychosocial factor of children exposed to these conditions looking for the relationship with occupational participation.