Youth in Conflict_ Brad Kerner_10.17.13
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Youth in Conflict_ Brad Kerner_10.17.13
- 1. Adolescent Sexual & Reproductive Health Programs in Humanitarian Settings: Save the Children's Experiences CORE Fall Meeting October 17th, 2013 Presented by: Brad Kerner ASRH Advisor Seema Manohar ASRH in Emergencies Specialist smanohar@savechildren.org
- 2. Save the Children’s Approach Development of Technical Tools ASRH Toolkit in Humanitarian Settings & E-learning Course Training partner agencies and emergency response personnel Key partner: UNFPA Research & Analysis Emergency Response Document best practices of access to ASRH information and services Demonstrate how ASRH can be integrated into an acute emergency response Key Partners: Women’s Refugee Commission, UNFPA, UNHCR Launch of pilot project in DRC Key partner: SCI, UNFPA, WRC, UNHCR
- 3. ASRH Toolkit in Humanitarian Settings Objective: To providing guidance on what should be done to ensure that SRH interventions respond to adolescents’ needs in humanitarian settings Target audience: RH programme managers and health service providers working in humanitarian settings Humanitarian programme managers Other service providers (youth center coordinators, community workers) working in emergencies
- 4. What is in the ASRH Toolkit? Adolescent-inclusive minimum initial service package (MISP) How to make the 5 MISP objectives truly responsive to ASRH needs Participation tools Adolescent participation Step-by-step exercise for adult and community participation RH entry points in existing adolescent programs Assessment tools Including an adolescent focus to Initial rapid assessments Guide for Situational analysis focusing on ASRH Comprehensive SRH assessment questions for adolescents in stabilized emergencies Facility-based tools Psycho-social assessment (HEADSS ) Adolescent-friendly SRH service checklist Community-based distribution and peer education tools Peer Education resources Community-based distribution tools
- 5. Trainings on the ASRH Toolkit
- 6. E-Learning Training on ASRH Toolkit LINK: http://www.iawg.net/resources/arh-video/player.html
- 7. E-Learning Module Miranda, 16 years old, pregnant Stephanne, Affected by GBV Involving youth in improving services Sabrina, Father, concerned about sexual violence Johanne, seeking HIV and pregnancy testing Local Health Workers
- 8. Research to Action: Goma, DRC Christian (18) working on his message for the mural “L’éducation sexuelle n’est pas un tabou’’ (SexEd is not taboo)
- 9. Goma, DRC Pilot project includes: Information & service provision through multiple channels Adolescent mothers’ support groups
- 10. Typhoon WASHI, January 2012 Philippines Coordinated with Health Cluster RH Working Group Mobilized youth volunteers Trained humanitarian response staff Ensured youth involvement
- 11. Regional Response for Syrian Crisis “My message to the world: I want the conflict in Syria to end and safety and peace to be restored back to normal as it once was a happy country.” - 14 years old Za'atari Refugee Camp in Jordan
- 12. Syrian Crisis Za’tari Camp, Jordan Photo Credit: Muhammed Hamed/Reuters
- 13. Jordan Youth Working Group UNICEF, Save the Children, UNFPA initiated the Youth Working Group to holistically address issues facing youth Youth Friendly Spaces age-appropriate, culturally sensitive ASRH information
- 14. Lebanon • • • • Adolescent Mothers Support Groups in health facilities Very Young Adolescents (VYAs) Teen hygiene kits Integrated into Save the Children’s Emergency Response Strategy Plan
- 15. Iraq
- 16. Become an ASRH Advocate!
Notas do Editor
- Very few practical guidelines exist on how to address ASRH in humanitarian settings in a youth-friendly wayThere are resources for addressing RH in emergencies and resources for addressing ASRH in development settings, but not for ASRH in emergencies address ASRH in humanitarian settings in a youth-friendly way
- The package offers comprehensive guidance, but the tools can stand alone
- - 5 live trainings have taken place with a total of 75 participants.
- Piloting a model ASRH project in Goma, DRC based on findings and recommendations of the project funded by UNHCR.
- Information & service provision through a Youth Center, linked to a health facilityInformation dissemination through in-school peer educators and theater-group for out-of-school and community activitiesAdolescent mothers’ support groups to ensure pregnant adolescents receive ANC and PNC services and plan for delivery in a facility.
- Coordinated with Health Cluster to be youth-inclusive; coordinated with UNFPA to address ASRH concerns within RH Working Group and collect age-disaggregated dataCoordinated with UNFPA to mobilize youth volunteers to provide peer to peer education and referral to servicesSensitized humanitarian response staff on ASRH threats including GBV, transactional sex, STI transmission and unwanted pregnancies Ensured youth involvement with UNFPA on variety of camp activities, including kits distribution, registration, assisting with medical missions, etc.
- Za’atari Camp & Host Communities Currently close to 120,000 refugees in Za’atari Camp and almost double that number who live in host communities Youth Working Group UNICEF, Save the Children, UNFPA initiated the Youth Working Group to holistically address issues facing youth including ASRH ASRH Programs through AFS & YFSSimilar to Child Friendly Spaces, Save the Children has set up Adolescent Friendly and Youth Friendly Spaces. In these spaces, adolescents receive age-appropriate, culturally sensitive ASRH information on puberty, menstrual hygiene, early marriage and pregnancy, GBV and HIV/STIs.
- * Started Adolescent Mothers Support Groups in health facilities* Integrating ASRH information sessions for Very Young Adolescents (VYAs) in Child Friendly Spaces * CDC funded research to examine unique needs and risks of VYAs of Syrian refugees in Lebanon and use findings to design ASRH programs during an active emergency* Distribution of teen hygiene kits with age-appropriate essential items such as underwear, headscarves, sanitary napkins, soap, etc. * ASRH is fully integrated into Lebanon’s Emergency Response Strategy Plan
- Most recent country program to integrate youth programming into emergency response:Plan to start ASRH education in YFSTargeted programming for young mothers and adolescent girls living in female-headed households.Developed a youth response strategy in which youth is mainstreamed across all Save the Children emergency sectors Distribution of teen hygiene kits