After 6 weeks of implementation, "Child Safety at Home" project has had significant impact on SOS Children's Villages Vietnam, proven by detailed numbers.
"Child Safety at Home" is a project launched by the Center for Health Improvement Research (CHIR), in coordination of SOS Children's Villages Vietnam and ASIF Australia Foundation. Through courses, online seminars, building a community to share and provide support tools, the project improves skills in identifying and handling common unsafe incidents in children. This is the second project in the field of health that ASIF accompanies CHIR.
Children taking part in an online class on skills against dangerous situations
Following the success of phase 1, phase 2 of "Child Safety at Home" project has been continued at SOS Children's Villages Vietnam. During the 6 weeks of implementation, objective factors such as negative impacts of COVID-19 and bad weather conditions have directly affected teaching and learning activities. Furthermore, the fear of online learning, unstable internet connections; the problem of arranging class schedules between aunts, mothers and children, etc. are also barriers that students have to overcome.
Despite many obstacles, the project still maintains impressive achievements in its phase 2:
Number of performances: Over 100 performances
Number of interactions on performances: Nearly 2,900 interactions
Total minutes of mental health care: 15,634 minutes
Number of participants in phase 2: About 585 people
Number of posts in 2 months: Nearly 750 posts #12 new posts daily.
Number of people participating in "Child Safety at Home - CHIR" community: 1,500+ people
Number of hand-washing practice videos: 130 videos
Number of people practicing washing hands: 500 people
Number of mask-wearing practice videos: 139 videos
Number of people practicing wearing masks: 585 people
Number of identified risks: 554 risks
Number of 5S-products: 345 5S-products
Number of safety situations discussed: 62 safety situations
Number of safety ideas for children: 34 ideas
Number of family infection control plans: 28 plans
Number of posts sharing love and gratitude of children: 70+ posts
and many other posts of women and children sharing their feelings.
Despite many difficulties, aunts, mothers and children participate in all the classes
This result is thanks to the cooperation of mothers, aunts, and children in SOS villages with education staff, to work together to overcome all difficulties. Each individual, each family, and each SOS village participating in the project have enthusiastically supported and encouraged each other to successfully complete the courses. Here are the villages that have achieved outstanding achievements:
1. VILLAGES WITH EXCELLENT ACHIEVEMENTS:
Best Village: Dong Hoi SOS Village
Village seting a record in 5S practice: Vinh SOS Village (66)
Village setting a record for the number of posts sharing about gratitude: Thai Binh SOS Village(35)
Village setting a record for the number of musical performances: Dien Bien Phu SOS Village (18)
Village with the most records: SOS Dong Hoi village (10 records)
Village with the best Core Team in all phases: Dong Hoi SOS Village
2. FAMILIES WITH EXCELLENT ACHIEVEMENTS:
Carnations Family - Dong Hoi SOS Village
Rose Family - Go Vap SOS Village
Dah Duoc flower family - Thai Binh SOS Village
Bang Lang Flower Family - Pleiku SOS Village
Family No. 9 - Thanh Hoa SOS Village
Family No. 2 - Vinh SOS Village
Youth dormitory - Hai Phong SOS Village
Hoa Mo's family - Viet Tri SOS Village
Hoang Mai Family - Hue SOS Village
Mother Lo Thi Thanh's family - Dien Bien Phu SOS Village
Family No. 5 - Ca Mau SOS Village
Kieu Thi Huong's mother's family - Hanoi SOS Village
3. INDIVIDUALS WITH OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS
Mother Nay H'Kram – Pleiku SOS Village
Mother Pham Thi Tuat – Vinh SOS Village
Mother Nguyen Thi Hoan – Dien Bien SOS Village
Uncle Vu Van Su - Hai Phong SOS Village
Mother Truong Cam Tien – Go Vap SOS Village
Mother Nguyen Thi Minh Bich – Thanh Hoa SOS Village
Mother Nguyen Thi Ngoc - Viet Tri SOS Village
Mother Ngo Thi Sinh – Hanoi SOS Village
Mother Phan Thi Guong – Dong Hoi SOS Village
Mother Pham Thi Hang – Thai Binh SOS Village
Impressive results that "Child Safety at Home" brings
"Child Safety at Home" is a project launched by the Center for Health Improvement Research (CHIR), in coordination with SOS Children's Villages Vietnam, and sponsored by ASIF Australia Foundation. Through courses, online seminars, building a community to share and provide support tools, the project improves skills in identifying and handling common unsafe incidents in children.
In phase 2, the project brought very useful knowledge to all the participants. This is also an opportunity to be closer between members of the same family, between families in the same village, and between SOS villages.
The past 6 weeks has been a solid foundation for aunts, mothers and children in SOS Children's Villages Vietnam to learn skills against dangerous situations that can happen to children in the villages any time, thereby avoiding unfortunate consequences on children's health and lives.
Learn more about CHIR's activities:
Website: https://chirvn.org/an-toan-cho-tre
Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/CHIRVN.ORG
Contact CHIR for collaborating: admin@chirvn.org
Learn about ASIF Foundation's projects and activities:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ASIF.NPO
Website: https://www.asif.foundation/
Contact ASIF for a collaboration: contact@asif.foundation