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Pure CCI
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CCI’s that solely provide long-term residential care to orphaned and separated children.
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Village Style – Pure CCI
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# of Children in residence (n)
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630
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Single Orphans (%)
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43.3%
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Double Orphans (%)
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53.2%
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Child to caregiver ratio
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8:1
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Maximum Capactiy of home
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• 91% limit admission to children < 10 years of age
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Day, median (IQR)
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45 (20-145)
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n=11
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• 45% limit admission to double orphans
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Night, median (IQR)
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43 (20-96)
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Living Arrangements, n (%)
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Village Style
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2 (18%)
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• Typically faith-based care environments (82%)
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Dormitory
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2 (18%)
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Single Family
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6 (55%)
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Mixed
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1 (9%)
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CCI Plus
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CCI’s that provide home support and facilitate community-based programs to enable orphans to remain living in family-based care, in addition to providing long-term residential care
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Single Family Home - CCI Plus
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# of Children in residence (n)
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446
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Single Orphans (%)
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39.8%
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Double Orphans (%)
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55.5%
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Child to caregiver ratio
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12:1
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Maximum Capactiy of home
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Day, median (IQR)
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62 (50-80)
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Night, median (IQR)
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62 (20-80)
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n=6
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• Programs provide school fees to children in the community and psychosocial support for families
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Living Arrangements, n (%)
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Village Style
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1 (17%)
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Dormitory
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2 (33%)
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Single Family
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2 (33%)
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Mixed
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1 (17%)
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CCI Shelter
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Temporary residential care facilities that are typically a place of last resort for children and youth. Meant to provide temporary care, yet children end up residing long-term as there is a lack of alternatives.
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Dormitory Style - CCI Shelter
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# of Children in residence (n)
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314
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Single Orphan (%)
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48.1%
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Double Orphan (%)
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49.7%
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Child to caregiver ratio
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14:1
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n=2
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Maximum Capactiy of home
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Day, median (IQR)
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158 (65-250)
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Night, median (IQR)
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158 (65-250)
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Living Arrangements, n (%)
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• Government facilities
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Village Style
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0 (0)
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• Shelters for street children
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Dormitory
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2 (100%)
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• Probation centres
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Single Family
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0 (0)
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• Court mandated care
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Mixed
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0 (0)
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Family-based care
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Occurs in the community where a child remains within a family setting
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Typical UG County Rural Household
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# of Children in residence (n)
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1481
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• Immediate family (surviving parent)
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Single orphans (%)
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63.1%
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Double Orphans (%)
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22.0%
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• Extended Family
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n=300
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•Foster care (formal and informal)
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Child to caregiver ratio
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3:1
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Maximum Capactiy of home
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Day, median (IQR)
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5 (3-6)
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Night, median (IQR)
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5 (3-6)
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Community-based care
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Community-based care often occurs through community-based organizations (CBO’s). Community-based care providers enable children to remain in family-based care environments by providing material goods and support service to build a households capacity and ensure they can meet the needs of the children.
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Community-based Organization
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# of children supported in
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50 (41-74)
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Day Programs
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50 (38-65)
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Feeding Program
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0 (0-25)
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After school program
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4 (1-15)
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Residence
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50 (32-60)
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n=7
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Other
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# of households assisting
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30 (12-50)
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Village Style – Pure CCI
Single Family Home - CCI Plus
Dormitory Style - CCI Shelter
Typical UG County Rural Household
Community-based Organization