What doesn’t work so well? What kind of activities would help you most in any future? Are you aware of any parent support group or disabled persons organisation? Topic Guide 4 – Children with disabilities Opening questions: do you live nearby? How did you get here? What kind of things do you like doing in general? Play Household chores School – any problems there? Do you have any difficulties doing those things? – what makes it difficult How is it for those of you at school? Moving around Classmates welcoming or teasing Teachers Playground / toilets/ lessons What about those of you old enough but not going to school? What kind of exercises or other activities do you do at the centre or at home? In what way has it helped you or not? What things would you like to be able to do in the future? What would help you most to do them [*specific questions adapted according to which Ministry] Topic Guide 5 : Ministries (MoH, MoE, MLSP) Their understanding and views on how project is working to date CBR focal point Aspects needed for quality approach Coordination Inter-sectorial approach – experience of: Advantages Disadvantages What kind of CBR approach they envision? medical/ rehabilitation social/ comprehensive model National CBR framework What works well? - specific examples of Where Government capacity strengthened? Challenges / constraints? Which aspects do they feel need changing? Which could be managed by themselves without UN/NGO support? Monitoring & evaluation Future directions / scaling up / costings?
by Operation Mercy SogdBranch VSO volunteer Khatlon, KT and and Vahsh valley – Handicapped International (depending on fund availability), Supported by Tajik Red Crescent, and district offices of MoH, MLSP and MoE Monitoring and mentoring of district and community level trainees and implementation of learned lessons See above After first trainings are completed 4.Creation of a structure of Mid level disability, health and education workers – family support Approx. 20 support groups location identified with in 30 min public transport travelling distance from affected communities (e.g. PMPC, day care centres, village or district clinics, social protection or child rights offices), team members identified, news about information and rehab hub announced in the relevant communities, basic equipment provided if not yet existing (balls, mats, toys) Refresher seminar for all the members of the 20 support groups in spring 2011 See above As first rounds of training are conducted 5.Affected children and adults are fitted with the relevant orthotic and mobility devises Acute care phase fitting with short term braces (e.g Kramer to prevent deformities in the recovery phase) WHO, ICRC June, July, August Done People are aware of the important role of orthotics in polio rehab, the referral process is clear, workshop is receiving patients, improved cooperation with the workshop HI, Operation Mercy, MLSP, orthopaedic workshop ongoing mobile team visiting regions for fittings 24 trips to all affected districts specialists from HI and Operation Mercy, team has the goal to assess and cast children for orthotics but also to raise community awareness on CBR – support the families (the mobile ortho teams could possibly work Orthopaedic workshop, Handicapped International, Operation Mercy, Ortho workshop, MLSP, ICRC? September - ongoing Searching for funds for purchasing of a car if not OpMercy, minibus (Gazell) will be utilised