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Here is a proposed 9 month work plan to address CBPS issues based on the information provided: Month 1: - Conduct assessment of 50 community members to identify specialized (5 people), focused non-specialized (15 people) and family/basic services (30 people) needs. - Develop individualized support plans for those needing specialized services. Months 2-3: - Provide intensive individualized support to those needing specialized services (5 people). - Conduct support group sessions twice a month for those needing focused non-specialized services (15 people). Months 4-6: - Continue individualized support and support groups. - Conduct monthly family/community support sessions for basic services
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- 1. Rationales: Some community members are psychosocially affected because of poverty and are not taking part in community development. Hence, CBPS is to be mainstreamed in to our usual work to solve psychosocial issues of rural communities. Hence field implementers have to know approaches of CBPS
- 2. To create awareness on CBPS to technical workers so that target communities will get proper support
- 3. 1. PPP 2. Discussion with participants 3. Group work and presentation 4. Drafting contextual checklists to our project area
- 4. 1. Knowledge on approaches of CBPS will be attained 2. Guiding and core principles of CBPS will be well understood 3. Facilitation for community self help and social support will be outlined 4. Participants will contextualize profile of target communities for CBPS
- 5. 1 Core principles of CBPS 2. Matrix of intervention 2.1. Emergency response 2.2. Minimum response 2.3. Compressive Response 3. Facilitation, participation and community mobilization 4. Psychosocial well-being
- 6. 1. Human right and equality: Right base approaches 2. Participation: Insure full participation of affected people 3. Don't harm: Psychosocially affected peoples are very sensitive, intervention with sufficient information, developing competency of intervention, power relation recognition b/n outsiders 4. Building on available resources: Handstand affected peoples have assets, right based approaches 5. Integrated support: Avoid Proliferation of stand alone services for people with specific diagnosis 6. Multilayered support: people are affected in different way and require different kind of support. See the intervention pyramid with the next slide
- 7. For all our approaches Specialized service Focused non specialized service Community and family support Basic Services and security
- 8. 1. Coordination: Identify proper organization and resources and integrate 2. Assessment and monitoring: Base line, Implementation and monitoring 3. Protection of human right standards: Review policies, work with people at risk, advocate for compliance,
- 9. 1. Establish coordination 2. Conduct Assessment 3. Apply human right framework 4. Identify proper organization and resource person to implement activities
- 10. 1. Coordinate inter-sectoral CBPS 2. Initiate participatory system of monitoring and evaluation 3. Enforce staff code of conduct 4. Prevent and manage mental health
- 11. Community Mobilization is: Effort made from both inside and outside the community to involve its members in all the discussions, decisions and actions that affect them and their future (IASC, 2012).
- 12. 0 Citizen Control Delegated power Partnership Placation Consultation Informing Therapy Manipulation Citizen power Tokenism Nonparticipation In which we belongs??
- 13. Facilitation is any activity that makes tasks for others easy, or tasks that are assisted. In facilitation, what ever you are planning, street forward or complex, several efforts or shortcut; always keep in mind the outcome.
- 14. 1. Ice breakers: Easing group contribution 2. Multi voting: Choosing from many options 3. Brainstorming: Generating many radical ideas 4. Role playing: preparing for difficult situation 5. Strategy tools: Understand your environment 6. Decision making techniques: giving formal tools for making difficult decision
- 15. 1. Recognition by community members as to have common concern 2. Developing sense of responsibility and ownership that comes with recognition 3. Identification of internal community resources and knowledge 4. Identification of priority issues 5. Community members plan and action sheets 6. Growing capacity of community members and increase effectiveness of communities
- 16. How we are feeling internally affects how we relate to the environment around us (IASC, 2002). How we are feeling internally depends on security of safety, participation and development totally called well-being flower. See the next figure
- 18. 0 Specialized service Focused non specialized service Community and family support Basic Services and security Critically case like mental case and seriously affected, health cases Deprived of all basic services Poor with critical gaps of BS For all
- 19. There are 50 community members who need psychosocial support, so that LWF allocated 100,000 Birr to socialize them in one year intensive intervention. 10% of them needs specialized support, 30% needs focused non specialized service and the rest 60% needs family service and basic services.
- 20. Based on the hypothetical givens, define the target groups and prepare nine month work plan that can address CBPS issues.
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