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activities have been divided into 4 color-coded themes: Theme 1: All about me; Theme 2: All about food; Theme 3: All

about family and community; Theme 4: All about learning.

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OUNTRY IN WHICH IT WAS DEVELOPED

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South Africa

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OUNTRY

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COUNTRIES IN WHICH IT IS OPERATING

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South Africa

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ACTS ABOUT SIZE AND SCOPE

Number of primary beneficiaries(caregivers)

2011-2013: 14 Caregivers trained, 2014: 54 Caregivers trained, 2015: 212 Caregivers trained by July 2015

Number of secondary beneficiaries (Children)

2011-2013: 114 Children benefit from trained caregivers, 2014: estimates over 184 children benefit from trained

caregivers, 2015: 768 children by July benefit from attending a centre with trained caregivers.

Number of centres/communities/areas worked in:

2011-2013: Three centres trained as part of establishing programme and pilot study, 2014: 26 centres trained in

different areas in Western Cape Province, 2015: 26 Centres successfully completed training by July 2015,

approximately 64 more centres engaged and planned to receive training by end of 2015.

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UTLOOK

One of the Ndinogona Kits was taken to Ethiopia in 2015 and they are awaiting feedback from caregivers there.

From feedback and experiences working in many centres in different settings, a process of adjusting the training

programme and manual for a second edition print was put underway in late July 2015.

The second edition Ndinogona manual will have an expanded section on home-made toys, adjustments to activities

based on user input, and will be translated into both Afrikaans and Xhosa (home language to a large demographic of

caregivers and parents in South Africa).

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INKS TO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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WEBSITE

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SUPPORTING MATERIAL LIKE

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UBE VIDEOS

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PUBLICATIONS

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http://www.wecanchange.co.za/Editors/Articles/tabid/55/itemid/579/amid/376/ndinogona-i-can.aspx http://www.4akid.co.za/Blog/tabid/122/entryid/296/4-mini-ndinogona-i-can-stimulation-kits-for-children-with- disabilities.aspx http://www.kidsnews.co.za/special-needs/1042-the-ndinogona-kit.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvJudx4r8hk