The vision of Help a Child is for all children to have a life in dignity, with love, and with a promising future. Therefore, the ultimate objective of the CCCD project is to contribute to the sustainable improvement of child well-being within the served communities. The CCCD Manual guides partners in preparing, designing, and implementing a Help a Child funded CCCD project. Find below the manual and associated templates.
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The CCCD support team
This e-course introduces you in an interactive way to our CCCD program.
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Downloads
CCCD Manual Annexes
templates and formats
Downloads for CCCD Preparation:
CAM Feasibility report
CAM Feasibility report
All other CAM-related downloads
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Phase-in Plan Templates
Phase-in Plan Template
Phase-in Workplan and Report
Phase-in Workplan and Report
Phase-in Plan assessment form
Phase-in Plan assessment form
Downloads for CCCD project design:
Project Design Template
Project Design Template
Project Design Plan – Assessment Form
Project Design Assessment Form
Community Challenge Report Template
Community Challenge Report Template
Downloads for Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (PMEAL):
Participatory PMEAL – Presentation
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Scorecards
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Downloads for annual requirements:
Annual Planning Templates
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Q2 and Q4 Reporting Templates
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Manual Life stories & Success stories
Manual Life stories & Success stories
Downloads for CCCD phase-out:
Phase-out Plan Narrative – Template
Phase-out Plan Narrative – Template
Phase-out Budget Template
Phase-out Budget Template
Phase-out Plan Assessment form
Phase-out Plan Assessment form
Related resources
Community-Based Complaints and Feedback Mechanism
As part of our CHS commitment, Help a Child wants community members to be able to easily share their ideas, concerns, or complaints in relation to the CCCD implementation and staff behavior. Therefore, they should have easy access to channels that allow them to give their feedback. The Community Based Complaints and Feedback Mechanism (CBCFM) Guide (see below) explains how Help a Child wants to strengthen adequate mechanisms that allow for good communication with communities.
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Self-Help Group Manual
The Self-Help Group (SHG) approach is a method to reduce poverty and give people access to loans and training. Help a Child embraces this approach as it empowers people to become self-reliant and it enables the parents to better provide in the basic needs of the children. Households are organized in groups, where they meet on a regular basis. You can read more in the Self-Help Group Manual, developed by Kindernothilfe.
Go to SHG ManualProject Connect User Manual
For annual planning and reporting, financial matters, and (CAM) administration, Help a Child uses the Project Connect Platform. Implementing partners will be trained in the use of Project Connect. More information can also be found in the manual. If you have any questions, feel free to ask for our support.
Go to Project Connect Manual