Kesediaan Remaja Hamil Luar Nikah terhadap Program Kerohanian di Pusat Perlindungan Wanita.

The Readiness of Adolescent Pregnant Out of Wedlock in the Spiritual Program at the Women's Shelter.

The establishment of women's protection institutions throughout Malaysia is seen as a sign of support for the ongoing rehabilitation efforts of responsible parties to assist problematic adolescent. Generally, each of these shelters operates on a separate module that has been developed specifically by the expertise, experienced and authoritative parties. The main goal of develop the module is to rebuild and restore moral problems of adolescents who are protected by the shelters. In summary, the content of the modules is comprehensive and balanced encompassing aspects of physical development, emotion, spiritual and intellect. Based on previous research, emphasis on the spiritual aspect was identified to assist the problematic adolescent in the recovery process. However, to what extent does they prepared for the spiritualization of the self-recovery process after leaving the shelter? There for, this research was conducted to identify the willingness of adolescent pregnant out of wedlock towards filled with spiritual life in the women's shelter. This research uses a qualitative approach with case study method. Two main techniques in the data collection process are the observation and interviews juvenile adolescents in two selected women's shelters namely Baitul Ehsan and Asrama Bahagia. The findings were analyzed thematic according to the questions prepared for any issues arising. Studies have found that teenagers who have been stationed in this shelter have shown positive reactions, received a changes and forgiveness. Most of them also agree with the content of the spirituality modules delivered and they willing to change for the better than before. This teen's willingness is important as a measure and indicator in helping to improve the quality of the modules in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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