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A collaborative model helping young children thrive in Nkomazi

7 September 2021 By admin

DO MORE FOUNDATION team visited by international ECD experts to demonstrate how the LNYCB project is being implemented

The Leave No Young Child Behind (LNYCB) initiative, launched in 2015, has taken on the ambitious challenge of making the National Integrated Early Childhood Development (ECD) Policy a reality for real children in real communities. This initiative was recently presented at the South African Research Association for Early-Childhood Education (SARAECE) Conference by an expert on Early Childhood Development evaluation, Linda Biersteker, and the Young Child Portfolio Manager from the DO MORE FOUNDATION, Jabu Mthembu-Dlamini.

Over the past six years, the DO MORE FOUNDATION (founded by RCL FOODS) and partners have sought to implement the ECD policy in Nkomazi wards 16 and 19 to promote universal access to a comprehensive package of quality services to meet young children’s developmental rights and needs. These services include Maternal and Child Health, Stimulation of Early Learning, Parental and Caregiver Support, Early Intervention Services for Child Protection, Infrastructure and Services as well as Collaboration and Partnerships – all of which have been guided by an MOU signed by three Mpumalanga Provincial Departments mandated to implement ECD.

It is through the coordination of these services that the LNYCB initiative has allowed for children and families to access a range of much needed services more efficiently and quickly. As stated by Linda Biersteker, “LNYCB demonstrates the significant benefits for children when different stakeholders coordinate their efforts and gives life to the goals of the National Integrated ECD Policy”.

Due to the success of the collaborative model and the impact it has had on young children in wards 16 and 19, the DO MORE FOUNDATION and local stakeholders are currently scaling this model to reach 12 additional villages and 35 more ECD Centres in Nkomazi, bringing the total footprint to 19 villages and 60 ECD Centres.

For more information on this initiative, please contact Jabu.Mthembu-Dlamini@domore.org.za. To access the full SARAECE presentation, please click here or visit domore.org.za

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