Capacity-building in ECCD
WEAVE continues to mobilize its resources in Mae Hong Son to further improve the Early Childhood, Care, and Development (ECCD) for displaced ethnic minority children from Burma. A series of summer training sessions, workshops, and meetings were conducted in both Karenni Site 1 and 2 in Mae Hong Son Province during the entire month of March. The education and training activities were headed by the ECCD project team.
Part of the ECCD project’s mandate is to build capacity through knowledge and skills enhancement of Capacity Building Trainers (CBT) otherwise known as the Parent Educators. They provide support to the nursery schools by complementing the work of teachers in providing assistance to children’s parents on various skills and knowledge on child rearing practices. Rollie Verzosa, WEAVE’s Education and Training Coordinator, is supported by other WEAVE trainers in the implementation of capacity building sessions with its local partners, the women’s organizations on the Thai-Burma border. In early March, Rollie Versoza conducted the Milestones on Early Childhood Development and Psychosocial training in Mae Hong Son, Thailand.