Orphans and vulnerable children
- results

  • Psychosocial Support Source Book for Vulnerable Children in Malawi: This Source Book is a practical guide for service providers working with children in Malawi. It aims to improve psychosocial support services to orphans and other vulnerable children, by bringing together available knowledge and experiences in a user-friendly manner. The publication presents strategies and tools in the PSS service area in Malawi.
  • Evidence-Based Planning and Support Tool for Sexual Reproductive Health Rights and HIV prevention programmes aimed at young people
    This tool provides a ‘blueprint’ for the design and evaluation of SRHR / HIV prevention/life skills programmes for young people. It is based on characteristics of programmes that have been effective in changing young people’s behaviour, and/or created an environment that is supportive to their health and well-being. The tool can be used both to optimise the design and implementation of new intervention programmes and to analyse existing ones.

  • 'Continued advocacy on Social Protection', including social cash transfers, as a possible answer to child poverty in times of HIV/AIDS. This is achieved by organising expert meetings, political debate, and participation in national and international advocacy and lobbying:
    - ‘Social Protection’ Report from Expert Meeting 15 and 16 February 2007 – This report aims to make the connection between social protection in the form of social cash transfers and protection against abuse and neglect.
    - ‘Social Cash Transfers; an answer to child poverty in times of HIV/AIDS’, Report on Expert Meeting 11 May 2006 - This report gives the different definitions of social protection, explains the concept of social cash transfers and outlines the results of pilot projects as well as the advantages and disadvantages of social cash transfers.

  • The introductory meeting for the Malawi linking and learning pilot project took place on 11 and 12 April 2007 in Lilongwe. See the report for the outcome of the meeting.





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