Help Less Opportunity People to Help Themselves

Help Less Opportunity People to Help Themselves

Help less opportunity people to help themselves By : Kimsorn Sa CYDC Executive Director Tel: (855) 17 86 00 68 9/21/2011 1 Presentation Outline • History of CYDC • CYDC location • Target areas • Vision and Mission statement • Target group project implemented • Donors supported • CYDC implement strategy • Project background • On-going project • Case of community base primary health care advocacy • Project outcome • Strategy approach • Sustainable structure • Partnership and networking 9/21/2011 2 History of CYDC • Founded in 2004 as Community Base Organization by group of senior social development worker and volunteers in community with support funding and technical of project management from Dr. Larry Hubbell in Wyoming University of USA and volunteers from UK and Netherlands. CYDC has became as legal NGO by registered with Ministry of Interior on 12 February 2007. 9/21/2011 3 CYDC location and working area Lao Odor Mean 4 Chey province Banteay Mean PVH(0 ) Seam Reip STG(0 ) RTK(0 ) Chey province Province Battambang Pai Lin KPT(0 ) MDK(0 ) vile CYDC KTR(0 ) Pur Sat province KCN(3T ) KCM(6T ) Phnom Penh KHK(6T ) KPS(3T ) PVG (2T) KDL SVR(0 ) (3T) KPT(0) TKV SHV(1T ) (9T) KEP(0 ) 9/21/2011 4 CYDC target Area in Battambang Province Sampov Lun N Bavel Phnum Proek Aek Phnum CYDC Sub- office Kamrieng Thmor Kaul Battamba ng Sangkae Legend CYDC office Banan CYDC project area Referral Hospital Ratanak Mondul Maung Russei Scale : 1.5Cm= 10Km CYDC office Koh Kralor Samlot 9/21/2011 5 Vision and Mission statement • Cambodian Youth Development Center is a non-profit, non-governmental and non-partisan organization . Vision • Cambodian youth and vulnerable people should living without hungry in conditions of peace, democracy and get equal rights access to development and health care. Mission . CYDC building capacity of vulnerable group of women household, disability and youth association in north-west area of Cambodia with basic rights and skill necessary for sustain income generation towards ownership and self-reliance. CYDC is strengthen local governance through empowerment of community development structure and network to ensure sustainable economic development, community health care and social justice . 6 CYDC Target area and Target Group • CYDC has its head office base in Moung Russey district and branch office in Battambang city of Battamabng province. CYDC has taking place its project activity implement in four districts, 18 communes and 140 villages of Battambang province as target area. • The target groups of CYDC working with is youths, vulnerable women household, disable person and orphans vulnerable children . 7 Donors Supported CYDC From 2007 to 2010 • 2007, Dr. Larry Hubbell (Wyoming University) support youth project $ 2,857 • 2008, Asian Health Institute (AHI) supported community primary health care participation research $ 500. • 2008, group volunteer from Unite Kingdom and Netherlands supported organizational development and community needed assessment $ 1,500 • 2009, group volunteers in USA supported youth Association and women self help group project. $8,200 • 2010, Asian Health Institute (AHI) supported pilot project of Community Base Primary Health Care Advocacy, $ 5,000 • 2010, Global Fund Round 9 support Health System Strengthening through MEDiCAM, $107,783 8 CYDC Implement strategies Project Implement Strategies • Building Community Youth Association • Combating Women household and disable on poverty reduction • Provide knowledge education and skill training for self-employment • Advancing civil society rights empowerment and improve natural resource management • Strengthening and extending self help group and promoting small group business and saving for sustainable community finance system • Ensuring community base development structure and health system strengthening through grassroots network advocacy. 9/21/2011 9 Project Background • The community need and youth research conducted in 2005 by Dr. Larry Hubbell. • Community and youth business plan first started in 2007. • Community base primary health care participation has started research in Moung Russey on August 2008 by the team of CYDC and KRDA with support from AHI. • The community need assessment on community Livelihood development and Three year strategic plan have been conducted from June to August 2008 by group volunteers from Netherlands and United Kingdom. • Three step awards selected by AHI committee and pilot project agreement on May 2010 . • MOA register with MEDICAM for GFAT-R9 in July 2010 10 On-Going Project 1. Community Youth Capacity Building - Community youth association - Youth training on leadership and management - Youth network for research and development - Skill training 2. Self-help group of women household and disable person - Self help group development - Group small business development - Group development plan advocacy with CIP and health care service - Organic farm and Animal raising 3. Strengthen Local Governance and Human Rights Empowerment - Promote people participation in CDP and CIP - Follow up commune development plan implementation - Monthly meeting of CC 11 4. Case of Health System Strengthening and Community base primary health network advocacy Target coverage: 1. OD Moung Russey ( Two HCs, Chrey and Prekchik, 10 villages) 2. OD Sankea (12 HCs, 88 villages) Main Activities a) Community health network and Feedback system - Conducted community health participation KAP survey - Support VHSG leaders to conduct monthly meeting in villages - Key health support group - Health network of women and youth b) Health Governance - Support VHSG leaders meeting in HC level every 2 months. - Support HCMC quarterly meeting in health center 12 4. Case of Health System Strengthening and Community base primary health advocacy (Cont) C) Community Health Advocacy - Develop community health research team (CRT) - Support research team on conduct community health system feedback - Provide training on Communicating for Advocacy to HCMC/VHSG - Conduct community health forum/dialogue - Support HCMC conduct annual performance review - Support community health advocacy plan for finding support 13 The Community Base Primary Health advocacy project Project outcome - The MOU agreement with Operational District level and continue to register with MOH. - The report on KAP survey is on writing for evident base information - The VHSG in 10 villages that have 196 members including 74 males and 122 female has been facilitated and attend on 2 monthly meeting and coaching on how to conduct health network and health research - The 3 months meeting has been hold in 14 HC that participated from 112 HCMC members. They are sharing on role responsible and how to improve HC management system. - The monthly meeting of VHSG with community health network has organized in villages that participated from 125 youths comprising of 75 females and 313 women health network in the 10 villages. - The CRT guideline has been developed and on selection process - The HC has agreed and start to use the user fee for support VHSG - The culture of health dialogue has developed from community to CC and OD 9/21/2011 14 Strategy for promoting community participation in Peace Building through Health System Strengthening Attitudinal and Encouragement Behavioral Change HCMC and with recognizing of VHSG PHD 9/21/2011Allocate Fund and Time for specific programs to cop the critical issue of each15 community The strategy of CYDC implement on project Network advocacy Visit Reflection Knowledge Training Workshop Analyze CYDC Skill Implementation 9/21/2011 16 Creation of Civil Society Network and nurturing them to become sustainable development structure Human Rights empowerment and network Women Community household and youth skill disable self help training group center Sustaining Community development Community Advocacy financial building structure and structure networking Strengthen local governance and promote participation 9/21/2011 17 Network and Partnership Activities 1.Networking a. MEDiCAM member and ProCoCOm meeting - Every month CYDC send one staff to attend the MEDiCAM members meeting with Provincial Coordinating Committee (ProCoCom) that coordinated by MEDiCAM regional coordinator. The meeting have participant from all NGOs and private sectors working on health project and province health department. This meeting has contributed all activities of NGO and health service providers with new implement project, information and success of health project implement. The event has also discus on the concern and obstacle of NGO in project implement with referral hospital and health center. b. Battambang Network to Support Decentralization and De-concentration (BNSD) CYDC is a steering committee of BNSD network for coordinating 15 NGOs working with commune council to support the process of decentralization reform. The network have conduct their 2 monthly meeting for sharing information and progressive project implement on local governance and commune development plan. This network also follow up the implement of decentralization and de-concentration. 2. Partner on project CYDC working with partnership with local authority, commune council and NGO working in target area. 9/21/2011 18 “working together for social positive change ” 9/21/2011 19.

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