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We make all of CARE’s evaluation and research reports available for public access in accordance with our Accountability Policy.
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Tipping Point Home Visit Report
A Home Visit report is filled by a Field Facilitator when a TP participant is identified at risk of dropping out of the program. These tools monitor the fidelity of the program, by assessing the reasons for dropping out and encouraging the participants to rejoin, by explaining the purpose and importance of the Tipping Point sessions.
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Tipping Point Process Documentation (Event) Report
After a Tipping Point community event, either of a social norms event or a girl-led activism event has taken place, the facilitator will fill out this tool so we can understand the process of community-led social norms programming. This will also monitor what backlash occurred and any support needed.
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Tipping Point Participant Feedback Session Report- Parents
After each session observation, we host an opportunity for participant feedback. Senior implementing partner staff collect feedback through participatory tools. Girls, boys, mothers and fathers provide input at least once every six months.
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Tipping Point Participant Feedback Session Report- Adolescents
After each session observation, we host an opportunity for participant feedback. Senior implementing partner staff collect feedback through participatory tools. Girls, boys, mothers and fathers provide input at least once every six months.
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Tipping Point Rolling Profile- Fathers
The Rolling Profile is a monitoring tool for collecting longitudinal data every 4-6 months to assess changes in participants’ attitudes, perceptions and reported behavior over the course of the intervention. This monitoring tool is a semi-structured interview developed to assess progress towards Tipping Point’s outcomes, with specific focus on relational-level change, i.e. adolescents’ connectedne
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