Workshop Outline
Workshop materials selected and prepared by:
Virginia de Azevedo, Elmarie Malek, Janet Giddy, Michael Hendricks
Workshop Outline
First 1000 Days Workshop
o
Welcome / Introduction / Overview of Day
o
Pre-test: true / false
o
Theme based sessions
–
New neuroscience
–
Maternal Care
–
Child Care
o
Discussion re implications for our services &
partnerships
o
Wrap up / Summary
o
Post-test: true / false
o
Evaluation of the workshop
o
Pre-test:
true /
false
o
First 1000
Days
Trailer
o
Theme
based
sessions
–
New
neurosci
ence
–
Maternal
Care
–
Child
Care
o
Discussion
re
Implicatio
ns for our
services
o
Post-test:
true /
false
Disclaimer (Warning)
This workshop may evoke an emotional
response in participants. It may make you
reflect on your own personal experiences and
possibly you may feel a bit uncomfortable. That
is OK. Sometimes we need to respond
emotionally. When we are emotionally
engaged or disturbed, we often learn more
deeply
.
We are all learning more about this
together.
Main Purpose of the workshop
•
To raise awareness and increase knowledge of
this critical time of life
•
To start the conversation about the practical /
service based implications
•
Note: we will not be expecting detailed
ACTION PLANS by the end of the workshop…
Pre & Post test self assessment
Purpose:
•
Personal evaluation of knowledge
•
Gives a baseline
to see what you have learned from the
workshop
•
M&E purposes
NOTE:
this is anonymous & confidential!
Do not write names
How to do it:
Write your i
mmediate responses to each statement, don’t
think about it too much.
Pre AND post test
Hand it in at the end (M& E purposes)
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements:
•
Simone Honikman
(Perinatal Mental Health
Project)
•
David Harrison
(Cape Town Embrace)
•
Astrid Berg
(“Together from the beginning”)
•
Western Cape Health Department
•
City of Cape Town Health Directorate
Group Discussion:
In groups of 2 – 3 discuss the following:
•
What is new that has been learned?
•
Maternal and Child Health services:
–
What are we already doing?
–
What needs to be enhanced and how can that be done?
–
What are we not doing that needs to be added?
–
What barriers to implementation are anticipated?
•
Intersectoral partnerships:
–
What other resources are available?
–
How do we tap into them?
–
How do we integrated our plans & operations?
Use post-it notes to collect feedback
This workshop is meticulously curated with materials by Virginia de Azevedo, Elmarie Malek, Janet Giddy, and Michael Hendricks. Join us for a hands-on learning experience designed to enhance your skills.
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Workshop Outline Workshop materials selected and prepared by: Virginia de Azevedo, Elmarie Malek, Janet Giddy, Michael Hendricks
First 1000 Days Workshop o Welcome / Introduction / Overview of Day o Pre-test: true / false o Theme based sessions New neuroscience Maternal Care Child Care o Discussion re implications for our services & partnerships o Wrap up / Summary o Post-test: true / false o Evaluation of the workshop
Disclaimer (Warning) This workshop may evoke an emotional response in participants. It may make you reflect on your own personal experiences and possibly you may feel a bit uncomfortable. That is OK. Sometimes we need to respond emotionally. When we are emotionally engaged or disturbed, we often learn more deeply. We are all learning more about this together.
Main Purpose of the workshop To raise awareness and increase knowledge of this critical time of life To start the conversation about the practical / service based implications Note: we will not be expecting detailed ACTION PLANS by the end of the workshop
Pre & Post test self assessment Purpose: Personal evaluation of knowledge Gives a baseline to see what you have learned from the workshop M&E purposes NOTE: this is anonymous & confidential! Do not write names How to do it: Write your immediate responses to each statement, don t think about it too much. Pre AND post test Hand it in at the end (M& E purposes)
Acknowledgements Acknowledgements: Simone Honikman (Perinatal Mental Health Project) David Harrison (Cape Town Embrace) Astrid Berg ( Together from the beginning ) Western Cape Health Department City of Cape Town Health Directorate
Group Discussion: In groups of 2 3 discuss the following: What is new that has been learned? Maternal and Child Health services: What are we already doing? What needs to be enhanced and how can that be done? What are we not doing that needs to be added? What barriers to implementation are anticipated? Intersectoral partnerships: What other resources are available? How do we tap into them? How do we integrated our plans & operations? Use post-it notes to collect feedback
