Thrive orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) activity

The objectives of the program activities will be to keep OVC and vulnerable households healthy, safe, stable, and schooled. The case management approach will inform the program on services to deliver to OVC for primary, secondary and technical, and vocational education and training (TVET) education. Their caregivers will enroll in the community based saving and lending groups (CBSLGS) to access financial and digital literacy, learn how to create business plans, income generating activities (IGAS), capacity building, and other. The program will use evidence-based curricula to build partners' capacity: the family matters! Program (FMP), coaching boys into men (CBIM), sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR), among others. The program will facilitate community health workers (CHWS), case management volunteers (CMVS) and friends of families (IZU) when identifying beneficiaries and making referrals of HIV+, GBV survivors and other vulnerable individuals to ARV/art services for testing and treatment (through the clinic and mobile VCT), to isange one stop centre (IOSC) and legal services for justice.