Understanding 'Celebrating Families' Contribution to Family Well-Being: Key findings from Tanzania

Case Studies and Success StoriesUnderstanding ‘Celebrating Families’ Contribution to Family Well-Being: Key findings from TanzaniaPublication year: 
2019
English
Format: 
pdf (692.1 KiB)
Publisher: 
Coventry University, Research Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations,WVI, World Vision International
The Celebrating Families program seeks to ensure that all families enjoy positive and loving relationships and have hope for the future. It is a three-day workshop that discusses the beliefs, convictions and cultural norms that contribute to harmful practices in child learning. By encouraging caregivers to reflect on their childhood experiences and understand how these influence their parenting, the project invites the participants to envision a different future free from harmful practices. 
This report analyzes the effects of Celebrating Families in Tanzania and suggests ways to further improve the program. 
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Authors
Hazel Barrett
2 Publications
Pascal Niyonkuru
2 Publications
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Understanding ‘Celebrating Families’ Contribution to Family Well-Being: Key findings from Tanzania
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Publisher
Coventry University, Research Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations, WVI, World Vision International
Authors
Barrett, Hazel, Niyonkuru, Pascal
Format
pdf
Content type
Case Studies and Success Stories
Country
Tanzania
Region
Eastern Africa
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Keywords
CaregiversFamilyHarmful Cultural Practice
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