Facilitator Training
Summary
Project
Facilitator Training
Timeframe
2009 to date
Partners
Vanuatu Family Health Association and the Vanuatu Society for People with Disability (2017-18), Samoa Family Health Association (2019)
Participants trained
19
Aim
- To build the capacity of health educators and volunteers in the Pacific to provide quality inclusive reproductive and sexual health information and education to communities by participating in a sustainable educational program
- To improve access to reproductive and sexual health service, including family planning, by young people and marginalised groups such as people with disability in at least three Pacific countries
Progress
- Facilitator's manual developed, tested and finalised. An activity-based education program using a training-of-trainers model designed and delivered by Family Planning NSW. The program includes class-room based training integrating a new online learning tool for one subject, and follow-up workplace coaching. The program has a human rights base with a focus on reproductive and sexual health topics, gender, sexual and gender based violence, rights of children and child safety. The program is disability inclusive - there is a specific module on the rights and needs of people with disability, and learning activites used throughout the training represent issues for people with disability e.g. case scenarios.
- The education program delivered by Family Planning NSW in Vanuatu for 19 participants from Vanuatu Family Health Association and Vanuatu Society for People with Disabilities
- Two staff of Vanuatu Family Health Association, who have completed the training-of-trainers component, are delivering education to peer educators on two islands
- Online learning tool tested and finalised