Partner Highlights: Positive Innovation for the Next Generation (PING) Grant Information Total funds received from One World since last report: $1,249.00 Time period in which funds were received from Aug. 1, 2012
to Aug 1, 2013
Allocation of funds from One World Children’s Fund Expenses Food for Students Emergency Travel Materials Snacks
Amount $89.05 $660.33 $400.00 $100.00
Total
$1,249.00
The funds from this grant were used to support PING’s Mentorship Program and to offset the costs of an emergency travel for PING’s Director to return to Botswana.
Impact PING’s Mentorship Program provides participants with a learning environment to access computers. As a result of the PING, youth have greater access to technology and computers, which they would not have otherwise.
Services Delivered SERVICES
Education
Describe services in detail
How many children and/or caregivers received services?
-Students participated in lessons on 5 different modules : Computer Basics, Microsoft Office,
30
Describe results of services, e.g. exam results, health improvements -Access to computers -All teens have been deemed competent in the basic use of computers and Microsoft
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Excel, Powerpoint, and internet basics
Office Suite -Positive connections made between PING Staff, Mentorship Program students and student volunteers from Westood
Developing technologies for improving quality of care in the healthcare arena
Health Care
-Hired OB as fulltime staff to assist with Mentorship Program Activities, development of a standardized curriculum, and program expansion
Staff Training
Everyone who has contact with OB and his work
Target Population Children
Youth
Adults
Parents/caregivers
Number of Children/Youth Served
Number of Parents or Caregivers Served
Under 5 years
5-12 years
13-19 years
20-25 years
Male
Mal e
Male
Fem.
Mal e
12
17
Fem.
Fem.
Community members
Fem.
Male
Number of other Community Members Served
Female
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Male
Female
14
This document provides a concise summary based on PING’s Annual Report completed by Brita Mason, and was edited by Alexandra Diachkoff.
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