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September 2007 Workshop
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	The Second Learning Community Workshop held at Hebron Haven, KwaZulu-Natal Midlands 25-28 September 2007 Go to all the photos of the workshop 1. Workshop Objectives and Final Programme - download word doc 2. Presentations and workshop discussion write-ups A. Overview of the situation of children in SA and the challenges facing the sector ECD in South Africa Presentation by Freda Brock (ELRU) B. General Comment 7: Implementing Child Rights in Early Childhood P resentation by Nyambura Rugoiyo (BvLF) Workshop discussion write-up C. The Fundamentals Of ECD Presentation by Vicky Sikhakhana (TREE) D. Sustainable Volunteering Good Practice Of Working With Volunteers by Ntokoza Makhanya (DCS), Jean Motaung (Lesedi) Workshop discussion write-up E. How to work with CBOs Presentation by Sizakele Zuma (AFSA) F. Encouraging family literacy Workshop discussion write-up G. Child-Centered Community Development Presentation by Sophy Kgatle Workshop discussion write-up H. Family & Community Motivators approach Workshop discussion write-up I. Learning from Cross-visit experience Cross-visit guidelines J. Developing Effective Advocacy Approaches Presentation by Derek Pienaar (IPEB) ECD Advocacy - National CR Coordination Framework ECD Advocacy - Strategic Issues Diagram ECD Advocacy Strategy ECD Advocacy - Messages, Outcomes, Targets, Strategies and Indicators K. “Reflect” how to learn from practice (Snoeks of FLP) Using Reflect In Your Organisation by Snoeks Desmond (FLP) Workshop Discussion write-up L. Child headed household- how to build resilience Presentation by Sophy Kgatle (AFSA) Workshop Discussion write-up M. Working with stakeholders forums, practitioners, parents/caregivers Presentation (Parent Support Groups) by Thokozile of DEDI Workshop discussion write-up N. Income generating activities Presentation by Nomusa Nxumalo Workshop discussion write-up O. Potential of Community Radio for ECD A Sense of Belonging- Community Radio and Civil Society