Figure (6): Distribution of Child Soldier in Darfur G R E AT DAR F UR S T AT E S -C AAF G s S T AT IS T IC 2.175 1000 911 900 792 800 700 600 526 472 500 North D arfur Wes t D arfur 390 400 376 S outh D arfur 312 300 226 200 100 84 112 90 43 8 4 4 0 J us tic e & E quality Mov ement (P eac e Wing ) S udan L iberation Mov ement –(Mother wing ) S udan L iberation Mov ement –S L M (P eac e Wing ) P ublic F orc es for R ig hts & D emoc rac y S udan L iberation Mov ement –S L M (Mini)) F ree Will Mov ement 2.175 T otal No of C AAF G lis ted The following activities were carried out:  A joint program document, detailing roles of all partners and stages of implementation has been approved.  34 social workers have been trained to support DDR activities.  220 movements’ commanders have been briefed on the child soldier program.  A series of meetings with 15 host communities were held in Darfur attended by 1200 tribal and community leaders. The meetings focused on reintegration mechanisms and services and the importance of strengthening those mechanisms.  With considerable support from movements’ representatives, UNICEF, UNAMID and other stakeholders DDRC (North) was able to demobilize and disarm 962 children. After careful scrutiny 289 of these children were excluded as it was proven they were not members of the movements.  Children were registered on special forms and were all subjected to medical examination to determine who is able or disable. They were all briefed on HIV/AIDS and then reunited with their respective families. Figure (7): % of Implementation of DDR Program Activities in Darfur 55