National Positive Parenting initiatives for social inclusion and economic empowerment
The National Positive Parenting Program (NPPP) aims to educate parents on proper caregiving, creating a safe and nurturing environment for children to thrive and reach their developmental milestones.
National Positive Parenting Programme (NPPP) Transforming Families, One Household at a Time
The National Positive Parenting Program focuses on improving how parents execute their roles within the family by enhancing their knowledge, attitudes, skills, behaviors, and practices. The Transformative parenting programme provides parenting education and support which is necessary to enable families remain stable and provide a safe and nurturing environment where children thrive.
Positive Initiative Towards Successful, Sustainable Family Reintegration
Children thrive better when brought up in a family environment than an orphanage. ICS SP is making this possible in collaboration with the Changing the Way We Care (CTWW) program by placing children with their families.
Dero's Tale of Resilience and Triumph Over Child Labor
Being involved in child labour can have physical, mental developmental and economic effects on children and their families and perpetuate the cycle of child labour as children grow into adults and subject their own children to the same forms of labour.
The Transformative Impact of Life Skills Training for Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYWs)
ICS SP initiated a mentorship program in Ombeyi ward. The program targeted AGYWs aged 10-19, aiming to equip them with life skills through a curriculum that would open doors to social and economic empowerment opportunities. This included business support, vocational training enrollment, psychosocial support, and access to essential services such as medical screenings and family planning.
Overcoming Family Violence through Skillful Parenting
Empowering families through skillful parenting prevents Violence Against children, women, and girls, addressing the underlying stressors like poverty. Beyond parenting skills we incorporate economic interventions to uplift households by boosting income and ensuring food security.