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Understanding the Impact of HCW is measured by what happens to people.
The children, parents, workers, volunteers, and staff whose lives are changed when we are effectively carrying out our mission.
One of the clearest changes you will find is through measuring the impact of strengthening families on outcomes of the children in those families. Seeing parents become the hero of the story in the eyes of their children, and recognizing the impact on workers lives when they see how their work in empowerment means they are part of a team, facilitating collaborations between organizations that enrich individual lives and provide longterm benefits.
Individual benefits are sometimes seen through measuring improvements in the conditions under which children are living, such as the family status index used by the CRC, and they can also be seen in the expressions of love, laughter, and joy of individuals finding their way out of adversity, and the people engaged in the work!
Individual Stories of Impact from our work in Health Services, Child Health, Safe Childbirth, & Maternal Health
7/25/2019 The nutrition program at Mercy Hospital reported two examples of the success stories and impacts of their recent outreach visits. Mohamed Alie Khadar heads up the outreach team as […]
Abu Bakarr update – CRC counselors help with healing 5/29/2017 Rosa Saffa and Emmanuel Lamin, both counselors for the children in the CRC program, have begun counseling sessions twice a […]