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List of Organisations

Judith Ennew,

An exploration of the factors surrounding children living on the streets in Africa, including comparisons to street children in Latin America.

UNICEF,

Current statistics and projections of HIV prevalence and impact on children and families in Sub-Saharan Africa. Outlines a strategy for action which includes collaborative efforts on the part of governments and child-focused agencies to strengthen families, build community capacity and increase awareness.

The Task Force fro Child Survival and Development ,

Comprehensive tool for undertaking household surveys in order to assess the needs of caregivers and young children in communities affected by HIV/AIDS. The pack includes detailed guidance on conducting the survey and analyzing the data.

Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development ,

Brief overview of successes, challenges, threats and programmatic best practices in addressing the needs of children affected by AIDS.

Tim Quinlan and Chris Desmond,

Discussion of the cost of care and support for children affected by HIV/AIDS in South Africa, with a recommendation for the combined use of state based interventions and community based solutions.

Peace Corps Center for Field Assistance and Applied Research,

A comprehensive guide to training young people on the development of life skills, such as communication, decision-making, and relationships.

K Subbarao, Angel Mattimore, and Kathrin Plangemann,

Overviews the causes and consequences of the orphan crisis in Africa and analyzes current social protection responses. Suggests good practices in social protection of orphans and vulnerable children.

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Country report of South Africa on the situation of children in residential care in anticipation of the Second International Conference on Children and Residential Care: New Strategies for a New Millennium, to be held in Stockholm 12 – 15 May 2003.

Anthony Levine (Editor),

A report recording the proceedings of a conference co-sponsored by the World Bank and World Vision. The two-day conference sought to promote awareness of OVC issues around the world, to provide practitioners with a forum to share best practices and other insights, and to probe the role of social protection in implementing a balanced response. Participants included but were not limited to: community and donor organizations, NGOs.

Peter Kopoka,

Examines initiatives taken to protect street children in Africa. Emphasis on increasing community and NGO participation in local responses.