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Department of Social Development ➔ discrimination by facilitating activities that enable community members to talk more openly about HIV/ AIDS and its impact; generating projects to assist vulnerable households; primary caregivers, community members and volunteers to respond to the different needs of children; holiday programmes; based day-care facilities for young children to provide respite for their caregivers; strengthening links between communitybased response to OVC and prevention, treatment and care programmes, including PMTCT interventions; based multi-purpose centres (Mathambo et al. 2009). Childcare forums can be part of an HCBC programme, can stand on their own, or can be the starting point for establishing an HCBC programme. lxix ➔ 61
Government-funded programmes and services for vulnerable children in SA ➔ Drop-in centres A drop-in centre is a facility providing basic services aimed at meeting the emotional, physical and social development needs of vulnerable children. lxx They are currently defined by the DoSD as ‘any premises used for the reception, protection and temporary care of more than 6 children between the ages of 8 months and 18 years – in especially difficult circumstance’. lxxi Targeted priority beneficiaries Children in communities where families lack the means of providing proper shelter, food and other basic necessities of life to their children Children with disabilities Drop-in centres are run by registered non-profit organisations. They must, however, be registered and run in accordance with the norms and standards prescribed by the Act. The DoSD registers and partially funds a number of these centres. A drop-in centre must be a registered nonprofit organisation and must be registered with the provincial DoSD. It must comply with the norms and standards to be developed in terms of the Children’s Amendment Act. A drop-in centre must, in terms of the Children’s Act, offer the following services: support; personal hygiene; ➔ 62
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