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Our work with adolescent mothers in vulnerable conditions made it possible to identify, through surveys and interviews, different disparities such as their status as women, girls, youth, migrants, and pregnant women that limit their opportunities and well-being. From the surveys and interviews conducted, we found that these disparities continue to grow with greater force due to the difficulties of access to education and the possibility of a higher level of schooling; followed by limitations in the development of skills for work that would enable them to obtain a job and / or generate a means of subsistence for themselves and their children. Likewise, and given their situation as adolescent mothers, they lack knowledge and resources for self-care during pregnancy, postpartum and breastfeeding. They need access to basic medical, nutritional and psychosocial support that provides them with the necessary tools to attend to their pregnancy and their condition as new mothers. Our project understands that the empowerment of adolescent mothers must include a holistic process which we divided into three stages:
i) Training opportunities in specific job skills to improve access to sustainable livelihoods.
ii) Medical care during pregnancy, postpartum and training for self-care and care for the new born baby.
iii) Psychosocial support for the development of their life project and the strengthening of maternal and filial ties in the beneficiary's family environment. These lines are strengthened through a process of training in leadership, skills and abilities that empowers them and helps them gain autonomy.
Beneficiaries:
Direct Beneficiaries Indirect Beneficiaries
Up to 50 Adolescent Mothers Surrounding Family (Couple, Close Family, Friends, etc.)
Up to 50 Babies Surrounding Family (Couple, Close Family, Friends, etc.)
Phase 1 (1 month): Identify and diagnose the beneficiaries (restoration of rights, educational status, abilities and skills).
Phase 2 (6 months): Carry out psychosocial and medical monitoring during the gestation period, and work on their life project.
Phase 3 (6 months): Strengthen the mother-child bond, advance psychosocial support and work on skills and attitudes.
Phase 4 (6 months): Training in various skills, leadership, empowerment, strengthen life project, and develop occupational skills.
Phase 5 (5 months): Promote their potential and occupational initiatives, provide psychosocial support and preparation for the end of the project.
In a transversal way, the axes of health and well-being and occupational and productive capacities will be worked on in each of the phases of the project.
SUSTAINABILITY AND COMMUNITY INVOLVMENT
1. Delivery of a basic kit to the beneficiaries for the development of their business in the area of beauty or event decoration.
2. Making strategic alliances with institutions that provide job opportunities to beneficiaries trained in the administrative area.
3. Generating and training a well-managed core team to guarantee the operability and environments required for the project.
4. Network of donors who contribute financially to the management of the project.
5. Create a group of professionals who support the beneficiary training processes. (Volunteers).
6. Generate alliances with institutions for the training of beneficiaries.
7. Previous 5 years of experience in the accompaniment of adolescent mothers that has provided insight on the needs of this population.
8. An implemented and systematized Model that allows its effective replication in different environments.
BUDGET FOR EL NIDO PROJECT
TRAINING AND TRAINING MATERIALS VALUE IN COP
Beauty area (30 places, 5 modules can be in makeup, nails, hairdressing) 18,000,000
Kit for training process in beauty and future work 9,000,000
Training in administrative area (10 places for accounting assistant, administrative assistant) 15,000,000
Different areas of interest (10 places in gastronomy or event decoration) 6,000,000
Kit for training in different areas of interest 3,000,000
Training in strengthening the life project, workshops for participant and immediate family. Part-time Social Worker for the provision of services (1,200,000) 28,800,000
Training and monitoring in maternal health and newborn care Doctor 40 hours per month (30,000 per hour) 28,800,000
Leadership and entrepreneurship training 3,120,000
Paper and Ink 3,000,000
Help with internet connections for beneficiaries 3,300,000
Internet x 24 months 1,800,000
Cellphone plan 480,000
Total Training 120,300,000
EQUIPMENT FOR COURSE
10 laptops for training and school use 16,000,000
4 work tables for workshops, training, etc. 1,040,000
Medical Examination table 500,000
Blood pressure monitor + stethoscope kit 70,000
Baby height measurement tool 70,000
Measuring tape 7,200
Fetal Doppler 610,000
Digital Baby Scale 495,000
Analog infantometer 130,000
Scale Profesional Health O Meter ® 142kl 179,800
ENT ophthalmoscope diagnostic kit 290,000
Medical and biosafety supplies (gloves, tongue depressor, mask, cotton, alcohol, etc.) 2,000,000
Medical aid (only in case of not receiving the service from the health system). This will be used for appointments with specialists, laboratories, or ultrasounds. * 75,000 monthly 1,800,000
3 Drawer Metal File Cabinet 680,000
Total Equipment 23,872,000
ADMINISTRATION
Project Coordinador 36,000,000
Accounting (175.000 por 24 months) 4,200,000
Total Administration 40,200,000
MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Systematization of the model (project documentation, cross-sectional analysis of good practices and preparation of the document) 10,000,000
Total Monitoring and Evalutation 10,000,000
TOTAL 194,372,000
Financial costs 3% 5,831,160
Unforeseen costs 10% 19,437,200
PROJECT TOTAL 219,640,360
APPROXIMATE EXCHANGE RATE 3,785
PROJECT TOTAL $ USD 58,036.82
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