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January 22, 2021
January 22, 2021

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage's Creation

2007

Network's Birth

2014

Le Village d'EVA's Creation

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

2020

Start of partnership with Partage

Education

  • Access
  • Advocacy

Through its “street school” initiative, Le Village d’EVA provides basic knowledge and skills to children aged 3 to 16 years-old who are excluded from the formal school system.

Le Village d’EVA advocates for better access to education in Mayotte and engages with the population about children’s rights.

Health and nutrition

  • Prevention

Le Village d’EVA offers a health education program whose aim is to prevent health risks and promote better health practices.

Community Development

  • Social Work

Le Village d’EVA assists families in school enrolment procedures.

Projet

Project for school achievement in Mayotte

Projet objective

Contribute to children’s education in Mayotte by improving access to school for those failing school or excluded from the school system, and by raising their awareness about maintaining good health.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
600

Children

0
0

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
300

Children

0
600

Adults

October 19, 2020
October 19, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

1989

Partner’s Creation

2007

Network’s Birth

2017

Start of partnership with Partage

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • School management

The organisation supports the functioning of 9 Tin Tua Bilingual Public Schools.

The organisation sets up an improvement of teaching conditions in the 9 Tin Tua Bilingual Public Schools.

The organisation supports the governance of Tin Tua Bilingual Public Schools.

Health and Nutrition

  • Prevention
  • Nutrition

Tin Tua organises STI/HIV awareness and prevention sessions in the villages.

The organisation provides support to the school canteens of Tin Tua’s Bilingual Public Schools.

Protection from Abuses

  • Awareness

Tin Tua fights against forced marriage, abduction and early marriage

Community Development

  • Income Generating Activities
  • Community Leadership

Tin Tua accompanies farmers’ groups to empower women.

Tin Tua provides support for community resilience.

Project

Project to improve the internal efficiency of teaching and learning in Tin Tua's Bilingual Primary Schools.

Project Objective

Contributing to the improvement of education in the eastern region of Burkina Faso

Presentation of an emblematic activity

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
2150

Children

0
85

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
11475

Children

0
4700

Adults

October 19, 2020
October 19, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

2004

Partner’s Creation

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

2020

Start of partnership with Partage

Education

  • Access
  • School management
  • Extracurricular activities

Accompaniment to schooling and/or vocational training.

Operation of a nursery school dedicated to the children of girl mothers benefiting from Keoogo and the local population.

Organization of an educational summer camp.

Health and Nutrition

  • Direct intervention
  • Prevention
  • Nutrition

Operation of a health centre dedicated to children living in street situations.

Awareness/prevention of STI/HIV among street children.

Support for the operation of reception and accommodation centres for street children.

Protection from Abuses

  • Support
  • Awareness

Identification, support and psychosocial care for street children in Ouagadougou, management of a reception village for girl mothers.

Awareness-raising of child protection actors on good practices, self-protection programme.

Communauty Development

  • Community Leadership
  • Social Work

Capacity-building for child protection actors, particularly community leaders and parliamentarians, promotion of social cohesion.

Social monitoring and family reintegration of street children.

Project

Project for the reintegration and rehabilitation of street children and young people in Ouagadougou

Project Objective

To improve access to medical and psychosocial care for street children and young people in Ouagadougou through the implementation of a strategy of prevention, access to quality care, rehabilitation and reintegration.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

The maraude is a tour organized by Keoogo’s mobile teams, day and night on the various sites where children and young people live in street situations.

Explanatory background

Keoogo has chosen to take into account the objective reality of the street as a living environment. Being in a situation of total or intermittent rupture with their families, the children have created more or less solid links with the street and have integrated other values that reinforce their dependence on this space. In this context, Keoogo reinforces its anchorage with this environment and its trust with the children living there by developing approaches based on street work that allows for a permanent presence in the street .

Objectives of the maraude :

  • To meet children and young people in street situations in their living and working environments, in order to establish contact and maintain bonds of trust with them,
  • To follow the children’s movements on the different sites of life and activities, their itineraries within the city and the country, their frequentations,
  • To collect their personal and collective requests expressed during the exchanges,
  • To provide answers to certain requests studied on a case-by-case basis (need for information / health advice, guidance, etc.).
  • Make referrals to specialized institutional or community resources for their care.

Implementation process of the marauds

The marauds will be organized four times a week. The days are determined according to the periods. They are organized according to the following steps:

  • The constitution of the marauding teams: it is done during the weekly programming meeting of the field teams. This meeting involves all the field workers and the different project managers.
  • Identification of the itinerary to be covered during the marauding: this is done during a preparatory meeting held by the marauding team composed of peer educators, nurses and educators. Once the itinerary has been validated, the marauding team proceeds to take stock of the needs of the marauding (condoms, emergency trunk, technical sheets, torches, logistics, etc.).
  • The field trip: the marauding team goes to meet the beneficiaries through a direct individual exchange or in small groups of two (2) to three (3) depending on the circumstances of their meetings at each site.
  • The offer of primary health care on the street: The care consists in taking care of small wounds and primary health care on the street. Through care, physical contact plays an important role in building trust. It gives a more human dimension to the contact with the child who feels the team’s attention towards him/her. This type of relationship makes it possible to reduce the relational distance, i.e. to favour a certain closeness with the child.
  • Referrals: depending on the needs of the children, several referrals can be made by the marauding team with a view to a specific treatment.
  • A debriefing point: this is done in two steps. First on each site visited before leaving for the next site. The purpose of this debriefing point per site is to pool the information gathered by each team member according to the different sections of the technical data sheets used. Then back in Keoogo, a general debriefing of the marauding is held followed by the synthesis report.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
1600

Children

0
200

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
700

Children

0
300

Adults

October 19, 2020
October 19, 2020

Date of creation and start of the partnership

1973

Partage Creation

1973

Partage Creation

2005

Creation of the partner

2007

Birth of the network

2013

Beginning of the partnership with Partage

2019

Renewal of the Network through the launch of Partage RISE

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • School management

ADEMA organizes awareness-raising activities (spots, debates, events) on free education, school age and compulsory schooling, particularly for girls. Adema provides students with classic supplies and adapted textbooks.

ADEMA implements a training plan for inspectors, educational advisers, school directors, teachers and school councils.

ADEMA contributes to the capacity building of the 3 School District Offices (training, accompaniment, material support for the Principal Inspectors and Zone Inspectors).

Community Development

  • Community Leadership

ADEMA energizes and supports School Councils (management committees, parents and students) and promotes the involvement of parents in the life of the school and the community.

Projet

Appui à la revalorisation et à l’amélioration de la qualité de l’offre éducative publique dans le département du Nord-Ouest d’Haïti

Projet objective

Access to quality basic education for all is improved by upgrading the national schools in the three school districts of the Lower North-West region.

Emblematic Activity Presentation

Implementation of the School Improvement Plan (PAE) development process: In order to identify the improvements that need to be made to the school, a diagnosis to collect and analyse information about the school and its students will be carried out involving all the actors (internal and external) of the school. Two questionnaires will be administered in each school for this purpose. The “Director’s Questionnaire”, which covers the characteristics of the school and the activities of the school director. The “Teacher Questionnaire” which is intended for a group of teachers in the school, with a view to collecting information on their activities and teaching function

Beneficiaries of the project

Direct beneficiaries
0
4800

Children

0
2324

adults

Indirect beneficiaries
0
0

children

0
0

Adults

July 29, 2020
July 29, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

1976

Partner’s Creation

1979

Start of partnership with Partage

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Community Development

  • Social Work
  • Community Leadership
  • Income-generating activities

Publication of the handbook of associations in Lebanon, working with groups of parents with a common experience, working with the core group of parents to defend the cause of any child with a disability before society and state authorities and working with the siblings group of children to help them overcome difficulties with their brother or sister in a situation of disability and defend their cause in society.

SESOBEL is an active member of a lobbying group with the various ministries to ensure the needs of associations working with people with disabilities.

The centres of help through work or work of young people with disabilities and the mothers of the children.

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • Extracurricular activities
  • School Management

To enable children with disabilities to receive an education adapted to their specific needs.

To provide children with disabilities with quality education of the highest standards through adapted pedagogical approaches.

Organize cultural and recreational outings for children with disabilities, in order to give them access to different places and activities.

SESOBEL welcomes children with special needs directly into its classes from kindergarten to the end of high school.

Health and Nutrition

  • Direct intervention
  • Prevention
  • Nutrition
  • Special Needs

SESOBEL has quality medical facilities and highly qualified staff at its centre to provide the children with the regular care they need.

SESOBEL prevents disability-related nutritional disorders ranging from severe undernutrition to morbid obesity. Children or adults with physical disabilities, multiple disabilities or progressive illnesses are at high risk of developing swallowing disorders that lead to undernutrition. A multidisciplinary team made up of doctors, speech therapists and dieticians is required to diagnose eating disorders as well as the management, which is important to avoid complications such as enteral feeding. Similarly, obesity among young people with disabilities, such as those with Down’s syndrome, puts them at risk of developing medical problems. Prevention of these problems is important through a healthy, varied and diversified diet.

SESOBEL provides parents with information on healthy eating through parental guidance and training.

SESOBEL welcomes different types of disabilities: motor, intellectual (including Down’s syndrome), multiple disabilities and autism. SESOBEL offers care adapted to the needs of these children and young people. Their nutrition is under the supervision of a dietician who makes sure that each child receives an adequate diet (ground food, diet for diabetes, obesity…).

Project

Development of educational programmes

Project objective

Ensure the development of children with disabilities in all aspects of their lives and promote their social integration.

Emblematic activity presentation

“Inclusion of children with disabilities in public schools, a pilot and pioneering project in Lebanon. This project was born to meet the needs of children with slight disorders or difficulties in learning and requiring early education. However, these children with intellectual, sensory or motor disabilities, chronic illnesses, mild or moderate cerebral palsy, or with learning disorders or difficulties at school have higher learning abilities than children integrated in special education centres.

Moreover, the country’s school system was not adapted to the needs of these children: class size, traditional teaching method, overcrowded curriculum, lack of para-medical staff. SESOBEL, took the lead and started in October 2006 the School Inclusion of Children with Special Needs in collaboration with the public primary school in Jezzine in South Lebanon. The overall goal of inclusion is to ensure the good development of the child in an inclusive context by working with families, schools and the environment. It has two systems of inclusion:

1- Total Inclusion with learners with disorders or difficulties in a regular class: the student spends all his time in school, except for possible therapeutic supports that could take place in school or outside.

2- Partial Inclusion with learners with an intellectual or motor disability in a specialized class within the school: the student spends only part of the normal school time. At the other time, he follows other activities with appropriate re-education.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
161

Children

0
469

Adults

Indirects beneficiaries

0
251

Children

0
573

Adults

July 29, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1961

Partner’s Creation

1973

Partage’s Creation

1993

Start of partnership with Partage

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE E

Community Development

  • Social Work

Social workers, present in the MSL centres, constantly monitor the beneficiary families and help them to face their difficulties and find solutions to their problems.

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • Extracurricular activities

The MS works in two neighbourhoods of Beirut, Sin El Fil and Jnah, which are home to many of the poor migrants and refugees in the Lebanese capital. The children in these neighbourhoods come from underprivileged families, often unable to assist them in their studies, and the tutoring offered by the MS helps them stay in school and benefit from their education.

The link made with the schools where the children attend allows a constant follow-up of the difficulties encountered by the pupils, and to offer them support adapted to their problems and constraints. Furthermore, in Jnah, the MSL has organised a kindergarten on its premises for the youngest children.

On Saturdays and during the holidays, the MSL organizes various cultural and sports activities for the children benefiting from its programmes.

Protection from Abuse

  • Awareness

The MSL organizes training and awareness-raising sessions for parents on the themes of positive parenting and intra-family communication.

Project

Around the School: Education and Leisure Activities

Project's Objective

Reduce inequalities in access to education, leisure and civic participation of children and young people in difficulty (girls and boys) by giving them access to quality educational opportunities and social and human support.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

In Lebanon, the school system provides homework and lessons that require support at home. However, the majority of our beneficiary families do not have the necessary level to help them, nor the means to pay for private lessons, nor the quiet place to study. As a result, tutoring is an extra-curricular follow-up carried out at the Social Movement with the aim of promoting the children’s academic success and development. They come from school, have their meals with their friends at the Centres and then begin their studies. The sessions are devoted to the relearning of notions and methods that they have not managed to assimilate. They also include individual follow-up work by the educator who will be able to answer questions from each other, in groups of 12 to 15 students depending on the class. In addition, there is also coordination with schools for more relevant follow-up and social and psychological support to ensure their well-being.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
881

Children

0
468

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
1404

Children

0
468

Adults

July 29, 2020
July 29, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

2000

Partner’s Creation

2001

Start of partnership with Partage

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Education

  • Quality

The training sessions help strengthen the team culture of adults and create educational coherence within the schools.

Health and Nutrition

  • Prévention

Development of adults’ psychosocial skills for pupils.

Protection from Abuse

  • Awareness

The training sessions organized within the schools make it possible to raise the awareness of all school stakeholders on the issues of school harassment and violence.

Community Development

  • Community Leadership

The training sessions help strengthen the team culture of adults and create educational coherence within the schools.

Project

School climate and student achievement, positive conflict management and peer mediation, prevention of bullying.

Project's objective

Contributing to student success by improving the school climate

Presentation of an emblematic activity

” Training in Better Living Together, Positive Conflict Management and Peer Mediation

DURATION The training lasts 21 hours over 3 days

PUBLIC This training in schools (primary and secondary) is aimed at adult educators and all those involved in school life: teachers, CPE, social workers, nurses, school life staff, parents of pupils, etc. It is also intended for the leaders of the teams of Leisure Centres, youth centres, etc. and more generally for all adults accompanying young people. …with a maximum of 14 people per course.

OBJECTIVES To enable education professionals to nurture a team culture, to acquire or improve their interpersonal skills, to learn conflict management and mediation techniques. They will then be able to train students in these techniques.

CONTENT Facilitation is in the form of participatory workshops. Adults experiment with the tools and steps that the young people will go through and then be able to train them. The playful aspect is predominant in this training. The techniques are original and adapted to the age of the young people. It is from this personal enrichment that the material is elaborated, according to the following stages:

1. Self-knowledge: others and me

a) Co-construction of the frame

b) Skills, qualities, values

c) Emotions

d) Needs

2. Communication and listening

a) Rumour

(b) Communication difficulties

c) Listening and reactions

(d) Assertiveness

3. Conflict: escalation or appeasement

(a) Violence

(b) Responses to the conflict

(c) Various points of view – inferences, judgements – interpretations

(d) Mechanism of the conflict

4. Mediation

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
0

Children

0
3000

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
60000

Children

0
15000

Adults

July 29, 2020
July 29, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

1993

Partner’s Creation

2004

Start of partnership with Partage

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Community Development

  • Community Leadership
  • Social Work

Training of young peer educators in villages, towns and schools, training of school leaders and Parents Association, advocacy with community leaders, parents, teachers and local decision makers.

The Dispensaire Trottoir provides support and social follow-up to beneficiary families.

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • School management
  • Extracurricular activities

The Dispensaire Trottoir supports the schooling of children in the city’s schools and provides school kits to children.

To improve the quality of education, the Dispensaire Trottoir provides support to improve teaching conditions in partner schools and accompanies pupils with learning difficulties.

The Dispensaire Trottoir manages the functioning of the Safielba centre which is the organization’s nursery school.

The Dispensaire Trottoir organizes outings for relaxation and discovery with the kindergarten students.

Health and Nutrition

  • Direct intervention
  • Prévention
  • Nutrition

The Dispensaire Trottoir manages the functioning of a health and reception centre for the beneficiary families. The organisation also accompanies people living with HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis patients (while also actively searching for tuberculosis patients) and carries out the follow-up of Maternal and Child Protection.

The Dispensaire Trottoir carries out awareness and prevention work on STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections), HIV, Tuberculosis, Malaria and Covid19 in schools. It also organizes vocational training workshops in the neighbourhoods and villages.

The Dispensaire Trottoir manages the operation of spirulina ponds and organizes the distribution of meals to kindergarten children, neighbouring school children and families at high risk. The organization also runs a Nutritional Recovery Center for children aged 0 to 2 years.

Project

Improvement of the living conditions of orphans / other vulnerable children and people infected by HIV/AIDS in the district N°7 and the surrounding villages of the city of Bobo Dioulasso.

Project Objective

Contribute to improving the living conditions of vulnerable populations in Bobo-Dioulasso for a better socio-economic integration, especially those of orphans and other vulnerable children.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

Children’s Schooling: this is one of the activities that best defines the Dispensaire Trottoir. Our country has a very low schooling rate and this is a serious handicap. The underprivileged section of the population is the most affected by this problem. Our association, through a system of sponsorship, manages to give the desire to carry a backpack to orphaned children, destitute, from precarious backgrounds. These children, often taken in from an early age, are able to continue their education from kindergarten to 18 years old. This programme is based on a rotation system that allows the maximum number of children to benefit. Through this programme, we have trained several children who are, now that they are adults, either workshop owners or public officials. This inspires us and makes us proud and above all nourishes our commitment to continue our activities because outside many children are waiting for this chance.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
3750

Children

0
11700

Adults

indirect beneficiaries

0
12900

Children

0
8050

Adults

July 29, 2020
July 29, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

2003

Partner’s Creation

2007

Network’s Birth

2010

Start of partnership with Partage

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • School Management
  • Extracurricular Activities

The management of school scholarships by Bel Avenir ensures the schooling of hundreds of students in public schools or in the two schools of the NGO, moreover the organisation favours the participation of the Public Primary Schools in the educational stays (Green Classes – Farm School) of Mangily.

Bel Avenir provides support for quality education in the two schools of the NGO with continuous teacher training (didactic, language and pedagogical trainings) coupled with environmental education and biodiversity protection (Wildlife Conservation Center in Mangily; Belalanda Mangrove Rehabilitation Area and educational stays in the Mangily Educational and Environmental Center + Fianarantsoa Farm School).

Bel Avenir directly manages two schools: the School “des Salines” (Ankalika district) and the School “des Saphires” (Antsohamadiro).

Bel Avenir promotes arts, sports and culture throughout the city of Tuléar. The organization allows access to a multitude of extra-curricular activities via the Socio-Educational and Musical Reception Centre (CASEM) and the Sports School.

Health and Nutrition

  • Direct Intervention
  • Prevention
  • Nutrition

Bel Avenir takes care of serious cases of beneficiaries of the programs, distributing meals in our canteens and nutritional supplements such as Moringa.

Bel Avenir carries out several awareness-raising actions on, in particular, early pregnancies, hygiene rules and malnutrition.

Support program for the nutrition of children in vulnerable situations through the operation of two Nutrition Centers (CENUT) in the city of Tuléar.

Community Development

  • Income-generating activities
  • Community Leadership
  • Social Work

Ad hoc activities to support women in the manufacture of balloons made of recycled paper.

Bel Avenir promotes community leadership through its Center for Integral Autonomy of Women (CAIF).

Bel Avenir carries out social follow-up of beneficiary children and welcomes young girls who have broken up with their families in the social home. An allocation of school scholarships based on social criteria is also available.

Project

Educational support for vulnerable children and children at risk of working in the Salines district, Tuléar.

Project Objective

To contribute to the training of young people (subject to the risks of child labour) who are educated, responsible, committed and active in Malagasy society.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

Music is a motor of sensory and psychological awakening but also a source of convivial sharing. Poverty is the mother of many vices – not attending school, dropping out and dropping out of school, child labour, resignation of parental authority – which in turn will have consequences that will only aggravate this situation of poverty and underdevelopment.

The project of Casem is to ensure that as many young people as possible, especially young girls, are able to emerge from precariousness and promote themselves. To do this, the NGO Bel avenir has chosen to carry out this project using music and arts within reach. The centre came into being following the formation of the “Malagasy Gospel” choir and the batucada group “Bloco Malagasy”, both of which are groups reserved for young girls in the fight against early pregnancy and the promotion of gender equity. Then will follow the capoeiristas ” Roda Malagasy ” (in 2010), the brass band ” Malagasy marching Band ” (in 2012), the circus school ” Malagasy Circus ” (in 2013) and the puppeteers ” Les Géants de Tuléar ” (in 2015) as well as secondary activities such as piano, guitar, violin and cello lessons which are in expansion. At CASEM, art and music are used as effective means to convey awareness and educational messages to the beneficiaries and the general population, during public performances and during our intercultural exchanges. The exchanges are part of the ESIP programme (Education for International Solidarity and Peace), in Madagascar and around the world, in Europe, America and also in Africa. With the tours and exchanges of our groups, such as La Malagasy Gospel or La Bloco, the objective is to educate and raise awareness about child exploitation and children’s rights through music and different cultural activities.

In environments with little schooling, young people are more inclined to hang out in the streets without a clear direction and to engage in illicit and illegal activities but also become idle. Art and music are used in the centre as playful activities, but more importantly, as a means of education and sharing. They allow young people to have fun and to have the opportunity to practice an activity that they enjoy, to engage in a voice that will benefit them and their families. However, it is still very important to ensure that these activities are part of everyone’s education, as members are or should be in school, or at the very least follow a training course in order to have a perspective for the future.

Project Beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
8877

Children

0
1077

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
17754

Children

0
11541

Adults

July 6, 2020
July 6, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

2000

Partner’s Creation

2005

Start of partnership with Partage

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Community Development

  • Social Work

VOC aims to Family Empowerment through support on Health, Education, Psychosocial, Legal & Economic Development and community development for protection of children with community participation.

Protection from Abuses

  • Support
  • Awareness

VOC rescues and welcomes street connected children in shelters and prepares them for their reintegration in families and communities. VOC supports also sexual abused & vulnerable children.

VOC does research and innovation to spread awareness about child protection (Research on Child Rights issues, innovation for activities, solidarity with child rights agencies, Promotion of child rights, strengthen government child rights mechanism).

Project

Protection of street connected & most vulnerable children of Kathmandu valley

Project Objective

Contribute to support and protection of street connected and most vulnerable children by increasing their capacity and skills keeping them in protective environment

Presentation of an emblematic activity

The project works to protect the street connected and most vulnerable children and prepare them for family and community reintegration by:

  • Providing them basic services- like nutritious food, accommodation, medical services, psychosocial counseling, sanitation & hygiene services, etc;
  • Conducting recreational & awareness activities to raise awareness through the child clubs;
  • Tracing the families of children to reconnect and relationship building with their families and community;
  • Building the capacity of the children through educational and life skills activities;
  • Preparing the children for the reintegration in their families/communities by building the children’s & their families capacity for self-reliant;
  • Reintegrate the children in family and community through family follow-ups and assessment of progress;
  • Networking and coordination with the likeminded organizations to strengthen the child protection mechanism in community with collaboration of municipality.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
740

Children

0
10

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
3750

Children

0
1800

Adults