Ethiopia Smart Steps Asset: Member Book
This booklet, used in implementation of Smart Start’s economic empowerment adaptation, Smart Steps, supports participating girls to track their weekly savings and loan behaviors while participating in group-based savings and loan meetings with peers in their community.
Ethiopia Smart Steps Asset: Goal Setting Flip Book
This implementation asset from the economic empowerment component to Smart Start, Smart Steps, is used by program mentors to support girls both individually and with their husbands to identify their medium and long-term goals and to map out the steps they need to take to pursue these aspirations.
Ethiopia Smart Steps Asset: Curriculum Guide
This curriculum guide, adapted from BRAC’s Empowerment and Livelihoods for Adolescents (ELA) program curriculum, is used to support married adolescent girls in improving their soft and vocational skills through the economic empowerment component for Smart Start, Smart Steps.
Meaningful Adolescent and Youth Engagement Strategic Framework
This framework serves as A360’s Meaningful Adolescent and Youth Engagement (MAYE) strategy, co-developed by young people, for young people. It situates young people at the center of our work with ideas to help strengthen MAYE.
Smart Start Implementation Asset: Family Circle Discussion Aide (Afari / Amharic)
Family Circle is an adaptation of Smart Start, designed for the unique needs and experiences of married adolescent girls in pastoralist regions in Ethiopia. This discussion aide forms the core implementation asset for Family Circle, used by Health Extension Workers (HEWs) to counsel married adolescent girls about their contraceptive options.
Smart Start Implementation Asset: Family Circle Discussion Aide (English / Somali)
Family Circle is an adaptation of Smart Start, designed for the unique needs and experiences of married adolescent girls in pastoralist regions in Ethiopia. This discussion aide forms the core implementation asset for Family Circle, used by Health Extension Workers (HEWs) to counsel married adolescent girls about their contraceptive options.
Kuwa Mjanja Implementation Asset: Parents Session Guide
In Tanzania, as Kuwa Mjanja prepares to facilitate girl-friendly service delivery events, A360 works to mobilize parents together for sessions to build knowledge of contraception, address common myths and misconceptions, and build empathy and support among girls’ key influencers for their contraceptive use and decision-making.
Kuwa Mjanja Implementation Asset: Out-of-Clinic Pop-up Guide
During community-based out-of-clinic events, Kuwa Mjanja outreach teams work with government youth development officers and with local health officials to implement Kuwa Mjanja’s dynamic package of services through mobile outreach, in a tent or a community facility, apart from the health center.