Help a Child uses several different data collection tools to measure the results and impact of our Turakura program. These tools are part of the reporting framework. For every data collection tool a manual, tool in pdf (for printing), and data form are available below.
Turakura PMEAL Tools
The Child Status Index is closely related to Help a Child’s overall goal: improved wellbeing for all children. The Child Status Index – Early Childhood measures the wellbeing of children on the physical, social-emotional and cognitive domains. Within our Turakura projects, the Child Status Index – Early Childhood is used as a group-based tool, meaning that groups of children and groups of adults sit together to discuss and score the different themes.
1. Manual Child Status Index – Early Childhood Turakura
The Child Wellbeing Measurement Framework measures the opinions of children on their own wellbeing. The Child Wellbeing Measurement Framework is done with children ages 12-17.
2. Manual Child Wellbeing Measurement Framework CCCD & Turakura
2. Tool Child Wellbeing Measurement Framework CCCD & Turakura
2. Form Child Wellbeing Measurement Framework CCCD & Turakura
With the Community Empowerment Scorecard, progress in different domains related to community empowerment can be measured. Groups look at the community as a whole rather than their own group (their near community in their villages) and value their level of community empowerment. It is an outward-looking perspective. This tool can be done with the same group as the Community Group Capacity Scorecard.
3. Manual Community Empowerment Scorecard CCCD & Turakura
With the Community Group Capacity Scorecard, groups reflect on their own performances. They look at the functioning of their own group and the capacity of their own group. It is an inward-looking perspective, in contrast to the Community Empowerment Scorecard, which is often conducted in one flow with the Group Capacity Scorecard (not necessarily simultaneously).
4. Manual Community Group Capacity Scorecard CCCD & Turakura
The Prospective parenting practices in the community tool evaluates the functioning of prospective parents in the community and makes an inventory of their needs. This tool can be done with any existing groups / structures that include young people or prospective parents (e.g. a youth Self-Help Group or other youth groups).
5. Manual Prospective parenting practices in the community Turakura
5. Tool Prospective parenting practices in the community Turakura
5. Form Prospective parenting practices in the community Turakura
The ECDC Scorecard measures the quality of the ECD centres. The ECDC scorecard is done every other year and should be done for each ECD centre in the project.
6. Manual ECDC Scorecard CCCD & Turakura
The Farmer family statements (also known as PIP statements) reflect on the performances of farmer groups and their needs.
7. Manual Farmer family statements (PIP) CCCD & Turakura