This study collected data based on survey data statistical analysis and FGI results to verify the effectiveness of the program and its applicability to the support program by providing information and recognition programs. The research subjects implemented parent education, home connections, and parent participation programs for parents who use state-run daycare centers. In-depth interviews were conducted on topics that embodied the effectiveness of
programs that could not be solved only by surveys and surveys, in a more specific and meaningful manner. According to the results of the study, first, information provision and programs for respecting children s rights were effective in creating a social atmosphere in which children were interested in respecting children s rights so that they could grow brighter and healthier. Second, the provision of information and programs on the respect of children s rights through family links, parental participation, and parental education was effective in strengthening parents capabilities. Third, knowing that mutual cooperation between daycare centers, families, and communities was more important than anything else to create a pro-human rights atmosphere to protect children s human rights, the program was effective in applying parental awareness. Fourth, it was effective by analyzing information on respect of children s rights recognized by parents, quantitative and qualitative data for verification of program effects of the program. Based on the above findings, the practical significance and
applicability of the parent role program as a recognition information and program provision program for respecting children s rights were suggested.