TOT Training on Psychosocial Programming and JOL Sample Clauses

TOT Training on Psychosocial Programming and JOL. Twenty TOTs were trained on PSS and JOL in September 2005 and November 2005 respectively by consultants from REPSSI. Thereafter, the TOT facilitated two-day training for 3,005 OVC caregivers and youth attending vocational training. The TOT also conducted PSS/JOL refresher training for 265 CORPs in year six to boost their capacity during transition and to address gaps identified. TOTs and CORPs in turn rolled down training on JOL to 42,012 needy children and youth from year two all through the program period.
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TOT Training on Psychosocial Programming and JOL. The project trained 20 TOTs on PSS and JOL in September and November 2005 respectively as planned. The training was facilitated by consultants from REPSSI, the regional SADC organization that seeks to ensure that capacities on psychosocial support initiatives for children affected by AIDS are build and PSS activities included in HIV/AIDS programs. The participants were drawn from ChildFund, Pathfinder, K-Rep, and FORCUS Youth group and government representatives from the children’s department from both districts. The TOT in turn facilitated two-day training for 3,005 OVC caregivers against the planned 2,122. Participants included: youth, teachers, parents, OVC guardians, community leaders, chiefs and sub-chiefs. Additionally, refresher training for 265 CORPS against the planned 240 was conducted in year six. The planned target was exceeded due to inclusion of youth in vocational training centres. In addition, the TOTs and CORPs who are part of community mobilizers rolled down psychosocial skills and knowledge to 42,012 OVC in households using the REPSSI Journey of Life (JOL) tools translated into local language and an Integrated Manual3 on PSS, Child Protection and Nutrition Education. The target of 47,500 was not met as the service was provided by community mobilizers at household level according to individual needs.
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