Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
The overall objective of this training is for participants to understand where the assessment of children in alternative care fits in the continuum of care and to be able to use the existing assessment tool to conduct assessments with children in alternative care. Participant introductions and expectations (15 min)
alternative care in Uganda (including the amendment of the Children Act, Cap 59) • Emerging evidence on keeping children in healthy and protective families, family reintegration, and the provision of appropriate alternative family-based care • Global and local best practices and standards To ensure the framework’s approval by the Cabinet of
Introduction. Purpose of the Guidelines. Government must budget for children’s rights! Keeping families together. Care for children displaced from their home country. Care for children during emergencies. Supporting parents to care for children. What is alternative care? Making sure children get the right care. Different children, same rights.
Provide leadership in implementing a structured assessment of the national alternative care system for children and strategies using a standardized framework and tool; Identify gaps and continuing needs in alternative care for children; Develop plans to address high-priority needs in alternative care for children
MEASURE Evaluation is working to enhance the capacity of governments to assess, address, and monitor alternative care in four countries: Armenia, Ghana, Moldova, and Uganda. All children should live in a supportive, protective, and caring environment that helps them develop their full potential.
alternative care. As part of the training, participants learned about the importance of routine monitoring and SMART indicators and reviewed and validated prioritized indicators to monitor Uganda’s alternative care system. Also in October, an assessment of the Children First Software, which is being piloted in five
Evaluation, based on United Nations (UN) Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children. The CCT adapted this structured tool to ensure its applicability in assessing progress on strengthening the system for alternative care for children in Uganda.
