About
The Caring for the Caregiver (CFC) package focuses on enabling front-line workers to promote caregivers' mental health and emotional well-being. CFC provides front-line workers with skills and activities to address barriers by encouraging self-care, partner and family engagement, and problem-solving barriers to resources.
This foundational e-learning course provides an introduction to the CFC approach. Through this course, participants will:
- Learn about the purpose and key principles of the CFC approach.
- Identify how CFC might apply in their country context.
- Learn how to prepare to adapt and roll-out the CFC approach.
Audience
UNICEF staff, implementing partners, and government stakeholders
interested in adapting and rolling out the CFC package in their own
context/countries.
Learning objectives
At the end of the training participants should be able to:
- Understand the importance of caregivers’ mental health and emotional well-being for early childhood development.
- Describe the CFC approach.
- Identify how the CFC package can be adapted and rolled-out through existing systems and programmes.
Duration
The length of the course is approximately 2.5 hours long.
Content
The course is divided into 3 modules, each of which has several lessons as per the below:- Background and rationale of the CFC approach
This module consists of 4 lessons and it takes approximately 45 minutes to complete. In this module, participants will learn about the background, rationale, and aim of the CFC package. - Introduction to the CFC approach
This module consists of 6 lessons and it takes approximately 45 minutes to complete. In this module participants will learn about the key principles and components of the CFC approach. - Applying the CFC approach
This module consists of 5 lessons and it takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.In this module, participants will about the application of CFC for caregivers of children ages 0-2 years. Participants will also learn about the process for adapting and rolling-out CFC within existing programmes and systems at the country level.
Contact Details
For content queries, questions and suggestions, please contact Boniface Kakhobwe (bkakhobwe@unicef.org) and Dilara Avdagic (davdagic@unicef.org).
