Fced Pss_cb 01 June 2009

Project Affiliate: Project Title:

FCED Foundation, Inc. Advocating Children’s rights Through Intensified Organizing work for Nation-building

Narrative Summary Goal: Empowered families and local organizations promoting child rights

Indicators  at least 50% of the 977 CCF assisted parents or 489 and 100 non-CCF families of the families are able to respond to the rights of the child  the children, youth and parents’ association have an active partnership with at least 1 organization ;  at least 51% of the members of the children, youth and parents’ association participate in the SAPIME (Situational Analysis, Planning, Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation) of child development programs in the community  at least 7 communities have established meaningful participation in the BCPC (Barangay Council for the Protection of Children).

Project Objectives: 1. to increase the awareness of the -500 of the families have awareness on the families on the rights of the child and how rights of the child and child protection to respond to it issues - At least 100 families have additional source of income to support the children. 2. to enhance the capacity of the children, - At least 1 project will be a partnership youth and parents’ association in endeavor by the children, youth and establishing partnership in the community. parents’ association with another organization 3. to improve the participation of the - 51% of the members will be involved in members of the children, youth and meetings and activities parents’ association in managing its own - 51% will attend seminars in relation to projects leadership and organizational development - at least 150 volunteers are mobilized to support project implementation 4. to sustain meaningful participation with - 1 child and youth representative in the the BCPCs. BCPC - at least 5 parents handling committees in the BCPCs - at least 1 child development project is included in the Barangay Development

Plan Output 1: 1.a. Advocacy and awareness raising on the Rights of the Child Activities: 1.a.1. Advocacy on the Rights and Responsibilities of Children 1.a.2. Advocacy against Child Labor 1.a.3. Orientation on Child Protection Policies 1.a.4. Orientation on Child Friendly School 1.a.5. Orientation on Child Barangay 1.a.6. Orientation on ECCD law

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1.a.7. Orientation on Child 21 1.b. Capacity of Families enhanced on Micro-Enterprise Activities: 1.b.1 TNA, Selection of participants, and skills inventory 1.b.2. Sustain partnership with current partners (TESDA, DLSU,Caritas, Gifts and Graces, and ECCC) 1.b.3. Market linkage appealing for support on production 1.b.4. Conduct actual skills training

1.b.5. Product development

1.b.6. Conducts developmental training

1.b.7. Inter-barangay livelihood meeting Output 2: 2.a. Functional partnership established Activities

At least 500 parents gain awareness on CRC At least 1000 parents attended CRC advocacy At least 500 parents attended advocacy on child labor At least 1000 parents are oriented on Child Protection Policies At least 100 parents are oriented on Child Friendly School System At least 100 parents are oriented on Child Friendly Barangay At least 100 parents are oriented on ECCD law At least 100 parents are oriented on Child 21 At least 100 families are assisted to increase income At least 100 families will be assessed to determined their need of skills training 5 partners will support referral of parents to vocational training and production workshop At least additional 5 market access will contribute an increase of income to 80 parent workers. At least 50 parents/year will be provided actual skills training (10 parents for balloon making, 20 parents for sewing, and 20 parents for Handicrafts) At least 5 products will be develop, innovated, and improved its quality to support product sampling presented to potential markets. At least 50 parents/year will be provided developmental training on tools and aid on micro enterprise management, preparation of business plan, and training on basic marketing, and packaging. At least 150 parents are mobilized to meet every month. At least 1 functional partner for the children, youth and parents association

2.a.1. Identifying needs for partnership

13 parents association, 1 children’s federation in Paco and Pandacan and 1 youth association identified needs for partnership 2.a.2. Meeting with partners for areas of At 6 meetings in a year with the partners of collaboration the 3 groups (children, youth and parents) 2.a.3. Implementation of a project At least 1 project will be implemented with a partner in a year 2.a.4. Monitoring and Evaluation At least 2 meetings per partner will be conducted for monitoring and evaluation 2.a.5. Meeting of child or youth At least 1 child or youth representative representative/s with LuCCAP, NaCCAP, attended in the quarterly coalition meetings CCA, NCYA Output 3: 3.a. Enhanced Participation in Project 13 parents associations,1 children Management federation and 1 youth group practice the SAPIME Activities 3.a.1. Baselining of the children situationer All the Barangays have a Barangay Profile reflecting children’s situation 3.a.2. Participatory Research Appraisal At least 26 parents, 10 youth and 10 (PRA) and Facilitating Skills Training children completed PRA and Facilitating Skills training 3.a.3. Conduct of PRAs during community 13 community consultations (PRA) are consultations conducted 3.a.4. Training on Planning, At least 26 parents, 6 youth and 6 children Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation completed PIME training 500 members will be oriented on PIME 3.a.5. Planning Workshop At least 10 leaders (children, youth and adult) per Barangay will be involved in Planning 3.a.6. Project Implementation At least 100 committee members are involved in activity implementation 3.a.7. Committee Meetings At least 4 committees/ Brgy are regularly meeting monthly or quarterly 3.a.8. Monitoring and Evaluation Meetings At least 4 meetings for each committee for monitoring and evaluation 3.a.9. Formulation of Organizational at least 1 OMG and CBL for the youth and Mechanism and Guidelines and 3 OMG and CBL for the parents Constitution and By-Laws association is drafted 3.a.10. Presentation and Approval of Approved CBL and OMG of at least 3 PAs, policies/guidelines and youth association 3.a.11. Financial Management Training At least 26 parents, 6 youth and 6 children will be trained on Financial Management 500 members are oriented on Financial Management 3.a.12. Mentoring meeting with parent 6 mentoring meetings with Parent leaders leaders, children and youth 6 mentoring meetings with children’s association 6 mentoring meetings with youth

3.a.12 Regular meeting of PA, BCA or BYA and general assemblies 3.a.13. OCA Meeting of children, youth and parents 3.a.14. Income Generating Activities 3.a.15. SR Management 3.a.15 Training of New SR Volunteers Output 4: 4.a. Sustained Participation with BCPC ACtivities 4.a.1. Meetings with BCPC

4.a.2. Implementation of 1 activity with BCPC

associations Monthly meetings and quarterly General Assemblies 3 OCA meetings (1 for children, 1 for youth and 1 for adult) 1 IGP for parents, children and youth every year 100% of SR correspondences are submitted on time 100% fulfillment of quota At least 30 additional SR volunteers complete the SR training At least 7 BCPCs are actively participated by 7 Parents Association At least 4 meetings per BCPCs are documented At least 7 children or youth are represented in the BCPC At least 6 parents per pilot BCPC are participating in BCPC activities At least 1 activity implemented with BCPC in the 7 Barangays

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