Running an Organization
In many cases community-based activities with orphans and other vulnerable children have not been started by an established organization but by an informal community group or perhaps a church. In those cases, the people involved need to learn a variety of skills, not only those specific to working with orphans and other vulnerable children, but also more general skills related to running a project, and setting up an organization. Although this section contains some resources which refer to these issues, many more resources are available in the International HIV/AIDS Alliance's NGO/CBO Support Toolkit.
Other sections looking at related issues include doing the work, local advocacy and working with volunteers.
Resources
Getting Started! Running a juniour farmer field and life school (eng)
This Juniour Farmer Field and Life Schools Gettting Started! Manual is the culmination of experiences of many individuals. Providing information and training material for the planning and facilitating of this programme, imparrting agricultural knowledge and life skills to orphaned and vulnerable children.
Marcela Villarreal & Robin Jackson,WFP.FAO,2007, 146 pages.
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Friends in Need: A Handbook for the Care of Orphans in the Community (Eng)
This a detailed, well-presented, practical and personal handbook aimed at people wishing to set-up and run programmes for orphans and vulnerable children.
Derbyshire, M., Viva Network, 2002, 86 pages.
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Organizational Capacity Assessment Tool (Care International, Rwanda ) (Eng)
This is an organisational capacity assessment tool from Care Inernational/Rwanda's REACH project.
Care International, Rwanda, PDF, 6 pages, 237 kb.
SCOPE OVC Internal Sub-Grant Implementation Manual (Eng)
This document explains how the SCOPE project in Zambia provides technical and financial support to district community partners.
Care International/FHI, 2003, PDF, 91 pages, 996 kb.
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