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This brief describes CRS' THRIVE early childhood development project in Kenya, Malawi and Tanzania. THRIVE is working to level the playing field for children affected by HIV through early childhood interventions. This three-year project provides 15,000 children under age 5 with a sustainable culture of care and support. Download the PDF (222 KB) |
This document outlines CRS' global strategy to strengthen local health systems and better meet the needs of the poorest and most vulnerable people.
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Understanding and addressing gender is central to CRS' mission. By providing reference and background information on some of the best thinking related to integrating gender into programs, this publication offers an accessible starting point for program mangers and staff.
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CRS/Rwanda has integrated SILC across programming in projects such as agriculture, health, nutrition and HIV & AIDS since 2005. Recently, 942 SILC groups saved a total of $128,473 and provided $34,463 in loans to help members meet household and productive needs.
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HIV programming inevitably works with vulnerable populations. It is crucial that operations research associated with that programming be conducted according to basic ethics standards. The document provides guidance for CRS staff on ethics requirements for all HIV-related operations research, as well as for health-related interventions outside of HIV.
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