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Mashinani Quarter 4
G.RA.C.E. Africa held the final presentations of theUnited States Agency for International Development (USAID) funded Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) Support Program on November 29, 2011.Download this publication View online
Mashinani Quarter 3 2011
While visiting G.R.A.C.E-Africa offices, doctors from the Caribbean got the opportunity to interact with the staff and witnessed some of G.R.A.C.E’s work that is implemented by partner organisations.
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Mashinani Vol. 7 No. 18 April-June 2011
Board member Sasha Rabsey visited Kangoya ECD centre with her husband Fred Berkowitz and daughter Olivia Berkowitz, soon after new playgrounds were installed in all of our ECD centres. Here are her reflections from the visit.“As a grant maker at the How Fund, I feel a deep responsibility to my grantees and myself to make site visits to the various organizations that we support. Professionally, site visits provide me with a clearer understanding of the work being done on the ground. This knowledge informs my work as well as strengthens my relationship with the grantee.
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Special News from Ashland, Oregon.
G.R.A.C.E. recently received some very exciting news from the OregonShakespeare Festival. We were honored with a $3000.
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ECD Management Training
In May, GRACE organized a five day workshop on Early Childhood Development (ECD) Management for ECD teachers and Program Officers. The purpose of the workshop was to build the capacity of 15 partner organizations to effectively manage the ECD component of the NPI project.
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Sub Partners Meeting
G.R.A.C.E Africa held the second Sub Partners meeting for 14 partner organizations on 2-5 March, 2010 in Nairobi to set the context of improving quality of OVC service delivery.The participants were drawn from the finance and program departments of the partners’ organizations.
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G.R.A.C.E PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2007
This end of year newsletter contains several stories directly from our partners. The stories form a valuable link between the communities and the donors who support their work. In addition the stories link the partners and can lead to exchange visits for learning and mentoring opportunities.We encourage you to tell us your stories. We are also inviting you to inform us of your resource centre needs.
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First Naisula Student Completes College
Janet Sisia a 22 year old young woman whose dreams of going to college came true last year when she was selected as one of the nine beneficiaries of an education project that is fully funded by Stephen Lewis Foundation (SLF).
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Mashinani Vol.5 No.12 Jan-Mar 2009
On World AIDS December 2008, G.R.A.C.E Africa became one of the 19 grantees to receive the New Partners Initiative (NPI) award out of 700 organizations that had submitted concept papers.
NPI is part of a broader effort within the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) to work with new partners, including community and faith based organizations. Their goal is to enhance technical and organizational capacity and ensure the quality of sustainability of HIV/AIDS programs by supporting community ownership.
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Strategic Planning for G.R.A.C.E. Partners
By providing training and technical assistance to community basedorganizations, G.R.A.C.E. has made a difference in the lives of the localcommunity members. Five years down the line, G.R.A.C.E. Africacontinues to help grassroots community-based organizations implementlocally determined and sustainable initiatives in response to the HIV/AIDSepidemic.
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