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Since 2010, PEPFAR COPs have grouped implementing partners according to an organizational type. We have retroactively applied these classifications to earlier years in the database as well.
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Years of mechanism: 2008 2009
08.C0810 Hope World Wide - OVC Support for Molepolole
In FY2008, through competitive bidding, a Prime Partner will be selected to work with the communities in
Molepolole to increase their capacity to provide care and support services to OVC and their families that are
affected by HIV/AIDS. Local communities will be mobilized, engaged and their capacities strengthened to
absorb the growing numbers of orphans and other children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS. The local
communities will be empowered to care for and support children impacted by HIV/AIDS and prevent further
spread of HIV; improve their welfare by increasing access to education, adequate food, psychosocial
support, basic health services, legal rights and to catalyze a public-private partnership to expand the
resources available to sustain provision of the above services to OVC.
Program activities will be community-run and the implementing partner will be the main facilitator to ensure
quality provision of services to OVC.
The implementing partner will support community based organizations to identify and replicate proven
techniques, and promote the sharing of technical expertise between organizations. OVC will benefit
through direct support to meet their basic and psychosocial needs, food, school fees, clothing, health care,
recreation and social activities with peers to foster belonging.
This project will ensure that relevant OVC guidelines and frameworks are used. Use of existing training
manuals already developed by relevant government ministries or other stakeholders will be fostered.
Collaboration and creating linkages with other OVC serving organizations will be facilitated.
Community based organizations will carry out community and resource mobilization activities. Communities
will be educated on the needs of OVC and encouraged to be "part of a solution" rather than a hindrance in
ensuring that these children have access to basic services and continue to live a normal life free of stigma
and discrimination.
This project aspires to continue to scale up going OVC activities in Molepolole. The project will target 0 - 17
years orphans and other children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS, their families, and the community at large.
The implementing partner will collaborate with the Department of Social Services, under the Ministry of
Local Government to ensure quality provision of services, coordination, monitoring of OVC programs. The
implementing Partner will also collaborate with other OVC serving organizations and share lessons learnt in
OVC programming.
