People reached
14,200
Completed programme
OVC (Orphans and Vulnerable Children) identification, school fee support, pediatric ART linkage, and child protection committee setups
Technical lead for pediatric HIV care and community child protection models
OVC (Orphans and Vulnerable Children) identification, school fee support, pediatric ART linkage, and child protection committee setups
14,200
3,800 households, 30 community structures
Linked 100% of identified HIV-positive children in project catchment areas to active clinical care
812 OVCs initiated on pediatric ART regimens
91.8% of primary school OVC beneficiaries retained in school through project duration
86.4% of moderately malnourished OVCs reached normal MUAC parameters within 6 months
240 land-grabbing and child abuse cases successfully resolved via local child protection committees
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The sections below retain the programme’s activity explanations, monitoring guidance and planning considerations. Suggested measures and design guidance are distinct from the archive-reported activities and results above.
Connect child wellbeing with family stability, education, health, food security and household resilience.
Community participation, inclusion and reliable evidence would guide programme design and review.
Activity framework
Child wellbeing, service access, school participation, household food security and caregiver experience.
Final indicator definitions and targets would follow programme design and baseline assessment.
Planning would establish appropriate expertise, service-provider agreements, safeguarding and data protection. Research and clinical activities would require relevant approvals and qualified providers.
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