PfR Testimony:Paul Balikwa Tamale
The training is what I needed to change my ways since I used to drink a lot and mistreat my wife and children.l am now a better
husband. We now communicate better;
The training is what I needed to change my ways since I used to drink a lot and mistreat my wife and children.l am now a better
husband. We now communicate better;
During both the before-and-after (proof of concept) and RCT, key stakeholders (policy makers, programmers and advocates) from relevant Ministries and Departments, such as the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development (MoGLSD), Ministry of Health, and child protection agencies will be involved in the programme, and will be encouraged to make technical input during the intervention. Initially two senior officials, one from the Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development (Mr James Kabogoza), and one from a Local NGO, SOS Children’s Villages, have been identified to be part of the core study team. In addition to making input into the design and delivery of the programme, they will lead the development of an approach and process of engagement and dialogue with key stakeholders to enhance the utilisation of the research once completed. Meetings with selected stakeholders, including programme and policy-decision makers, advocates, and media, at national and local (district and sub county) will be held at different stages of the project to assess progress review and identify strategic opportunities to increase stakeholder receptivity to the research.
What is PfR?
PfR is an accessible package of interrelated components that is set out in a 21 session manual to address various aspects of SGBV and parent-child relationships (refer to the earlier section above for an outline of programme). Weekly, 2-3 hr sessions are conducted for both sexes through a participatory approach using reflection groups, posters, pictures and practical skills-focused homework practice exercises. The programme starts in single sex groups but midway they are mixed and encouraged to address conflicting gendered perceptions of parenting. Observations are recorded for each session, and a report written immediately.
The Parenting for Respectability (PfR) in Uganda (2013-2016) is a community based pilot project to reduce sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) and child maltreatment
Child Health and Development Cantre
Upper Mulago Hospital Complex near ward 16
P.O. Box 6717, Kampala – Uganda
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Fax: +256 414 531 677
Email: chdc@chdc.mak.ac.ug
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