Abstract:   The Coronavirus (COVID−19) pandemic has increased anxiety and stress among childcare workers in many communities. This has given rise to the question of whether childcare workers have the capabilities to execute their operational responsibilities effectively during this period in ensuring that the children are well taken care of. The theory of crisis was used in the study to explore the resilience of childcare workers in managing the well-being of vulnerable orphans during this period. A qualitative approach was applied, using focus group interviews involving 10…

… indicated that the transfer amount was not high enough to cover all needs. “ For us the money we receive is too small … transfer but did note the need for careful budgeting to cover all expenses. Many caregivers, children and social … was allocated to, because the money is not sufficient to cover other children’s needs, because they felt that the …

… state institutions because the purpose of the grant is to cover the additional costs (including opportunity costs) that … state institutions because the purpose of the grant is to cover the additional costs (including opportunity costs) that …

… It is therefore not surprising that the SDGs do not cover all the details necessary to create an environment for … Children’s rights are indivisible and interdependent, and cover all the elements of nurturing care but they do not … It is therefore not surprising that the SDGs do not cover all the details necessary to create an environment for …

… of Child Frontiers. Published by UNICEF ESARO August 2022 Cover image: © UNICEF/UNI336738/Translieu/Nyaberi N I N E L E … adapt to changing rules and regulations, and to cover for colleagues off sick from work. Many felt impotent … of Child Frontiers. Published by UNICEF ESARO August 2022 Cover image: © UNICEF/UNI336738/Translieu/Nyaberi N I N E L E …

… caring to other children as they can barely afford to cover the needs of their own children. However, there are … finances the NGOs to purchase and distribute food and to cover their administrative costs. NGOs also get support from … 5 57 Non-governmental organisations This section will cover NGOs interviewed during the situation analysis. These …

… the monthly increases of R500 per family are inadequate to cover the monthly cost of basic nutrition for one child, let … (KII, SEWA), while only a few employers continued to cover workers’ salaries until the end of March 2020 once the … the monthly increases of R500 per family are inadequate to cover the monthly cost of basic nutrition for one child, let …

… for target households % of HH reporting sale of assets to cover emergency or life cycle payments % of HH reporting use of savings to cover emergency or life cycle payments IR 1.1 Increase in … pay school fees for the children under their care and to cover food, medicine and hospital expenses when a family …

Family for Every Child, as part of its How We Care initiative, has developed a series on Psychosocial support for children and families during COVID-19, which highlights different approaches taken by three of its member organizations to providing essential psychosocial support to…

… death: most families belonged to burial societies that cover part of the funeral costs; also, in some cases, … death: most families belonged to burial societies that cover part of the funeral costs; also, in some cases, …