Online links and resources 

Below are various links to online resources that may be useful to parents/ caregivers:

• The WHO nurturing care: https://nurturing-care.org/what-is-nurturing-care/
• UNICEF Care for Child Development: https://www.unicef.org/media/91176/file/3-CCD-Participant-Manual.pdf
• The WHO Childhood Disabilities: https://iris.who.int/bitstream/handle/10665/75355/9789241504065_eng.pd;jsessionid=BD1477E9065FB45E8C39F5905580E0D2?sequence=1#:~:text=Children%20with%20disabilities%20include%20those,physical%2C%20communication%20and%20intellectual%20impairments.
• UNICEF caregiver for the caregiver: https://www.unicef.org/media/69866/file/Implementers-Guide-Prototype.pdfaregiver:

The public and caregivers can also find useful resources on our blogs section, in our monthly webinars and/or podcasts and/ or biannual newsletters.

More information can also be found in our frequently asked questions section.

We also run social media campaigns on childhood disabilities during world awareness days for various disabilities. This has focused on Autism, ADHD, learning disorders, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, rare diseases, Epilepsy, and other childhood disabilities.

Outreach

We hold community outreach programs every quarterly focused on creating public awareness and education on early child development matters on mainstream media and social media. This focuses on the WHO nurturing care framework guidelines.

We hold biannual medical camps at different venues subject to sponsorship.

Our therapists run caregiver skills training sessions virtually every month on various topics including:1) How to support their child’s development and functioning, based on the WHO Care for Child Development, and the University of Liverpool Ubuntu manuals for supporting children with Cerebral palsy. This covers how to support physical, mental, cognitive, communication, intellectual, social-emotional functioning and feeding problems.

We hold virtual group sessions for caregiver support using the WHO Care for the Caregiver guidelines as the need arises.

We link all caregivers to a parent support group of caregivers with children with specific challenges as theirs.

Media

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