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  • Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme Safety Measurers Manual


    NEFTALY THERAPEUTIC PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMME

    SAFETY MEASURES MANUAL


    1. PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL

    The purpose of this Safety Measures Manual is to ensure:

    • Protection of clients, staff, and visitors
    • Safe therapeutic service delivery environments
    • Prevention of harm, abuse, or incidents
    • Preparedness for emergencies and crises
    • Compliance with occupational health and safety standards

    This manual guides all personnel implementing the Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme.


    2. SAFETY PRINCIPLES

    The programme commits to:

    ✅ Duty of Care
    ✅ Prevention Before Response
    ✅ Confidential and Safe Spaces
    ✅ Trauma-Informed Safety
    ✅ Risk Awareness and Management
    ✅ Continuous Monitoring and Improvement


    3. SCOPE OF APPLICATION

    Applies to:

    • Programme Offices
    • Counselling Rooms
    • Community Outreach Sites
    • Home Visits
    • Group Therapy Venues
    • Training Facilities

    4. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

    Programme Manager

    • Overall safety oversight
    • Ensure safety policies implementation
    • Incident reporting supervision

    Safety Officer

    • Conduct safety inspections
    • Maintain safety registers
    • Coordinate emergency responses

    Staff Members

    • Follow safety procedures
    • Report hazards immediately
    • Protect client wellbeing

    Clients & Visitors

    • Follow safety instructions
    • Respect programme rules

    5. FACILITY SAFETY MEASURES

    Physical Environment

    • Clean and hazard-free premises
    • Adequate lighting
    • Ventilated counselling rooms
    • Clearly marked exits
    • Secure doors and windows

    Safety Equipment

    • Fire extinguishers
    • First aid kit
    • Emergency contact list
    • Incident reporting forms

    6. CLIENT SAFETY PROCEDURES

    Staff must:

    • Conduct risk assessment during intake
    • Identify vulnerable or high-risk clients
    • Ensure private counselling spaces
    • Avoid unsafe one-on-one isolated environments
    • Maintain professional boundaries

    High-risk clients must receive immediate supervision or referral.


    7. STAFF SAFETY DURING SERVICE DELIVERY

    Office-Based Services

    • Maintain visible reception areas
    • Panic or emergency contact access
    • Avoid working alone after hours

    Community Outreach & Home Visits

    • Inform supervisor before visit
    • Record visit location and time
    • Conduct visits during daylight where possible
    • Avoid unsafe areas without support

    8. CHILD AND VULNERABLE PERSON PROTECTION

    Personnel must:

    • Prevent abuse or exploitation
    • Report suspected abuse immediately
    • Never remain alone with a child in unsafe settings
    • Follow safeguarding protocols

    Mandatory reporting applies where risk is identified.


    9. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES

    Fire Emergency

    1. Raise alarm.
    2. Evacuate immediately.
    3. Use nearest exit.
    4. Assemble at designated point.
    5. Contact emergency services.

    Medical Emergency

    1. Provide first aid.
    2. Call emergency services.
    3. Notify supervisor.
    4. Record incident.

    Violent or Aggressive Behaviour

    • Remain calm.
    • Maintain safe distance.
    • Exit area if necessary.
    • Request assistance.
    • Report incident immediately.

    10. INCIDENT REPORTING PROCEDURE

    All incidents must be recorded within 24 hours.

    Examples:

    • Injury
    • Threats or violence
    • Confidentiality breach
    • Property damage
    • Client crisis

    Incident reports submitted to Programme Manager.


    11. PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY

    The programme promotes:

    • Respectful communication
    • Non-discrimination
    • Emotional safety
    • Trauma-sensitive engagement

    Staff must avoid re-traumatization practices.


    12. HEALTH & HYGIENE MEASURES

    • Clean counselling spaces daily
    • Hand hygiene practices
    • Safe waste disposal
    • Infection prevention measures
    • Sick staff or clients advised to reschedule

    13. CONFIDENTIALITY & INFORMATION SAFETY

    • Lock physical files
    • Password-protect digital data
    • Restrict access to authorised staff
    • Follow POPIA requirements

    14. SAFETY TRAINING

    All staff must receive training on:

    • Emergency response
    • First aid awareness
    • Safeguarding
    • Crisis intervention
    • Workplace safety

    Training conducted annually.


    15. RISK ASSESSMENT

    Regular assessments must identify:

    Risk AreaControl Measure
    Facility hazardsInspection
    Client violenceRisk screening
    Staff burnoutSupervision
    Data breachSecure systems

    16. SAFETY MONITORING & REVIEW

    Safety reviews conducted:

    • Monthly facility inspections
    • Quarterly safety audits
    • Annual policy review

    17. SAFETY DECLARATION

    All staff agree to comply with the safety procedures outlined in this manual.

    Staff Name: __________________________

    Position: ____________________________

    Signature: ___________________________

    Date: _______________________________


    18. APPROVAL

    Approved for implementation under:

    Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme

    Programme Manager: ______________________

    Signature: ______________________________

    Date: __________________________________


    Recommended Safety File Structure

    Safety Measures Manual
    │
    ├── Safety Policy
    ├── Emergency Procedures
    ├── Incident Reports
    ├── Risk Assessments
    ├── Inspection Records
    └── Training Records
    

  • Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme Staff Supervision Register

    Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme

    Staff Supervision Register

    This register ensures structured professional oversight, staff support, accountability, and service quality assurance.


    NEFTALY THERAPEUTIC PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMME

    STAFF SUPERVISION REGISTER


    1. PURPOSE

    The Staff Supervision Register records supervision sessions conducted to:

    • Support staff professional development
    • Monitor service delivery quality
    • Address case management challenges
    • Prevent staff burnout
    • Ensure ethical psychosocial practice

    SECTION 1: SUPERVISION DETAILS

    ItemInformation
    Programme Site
    Supervisor Name
    Supervisor Position
    Supervision Period
    Type of Supervision☐ Clinical ☐ Administrative ☐ Supportive

    SECTION 2: STAFF SUPERVISION SESSION REGISTER

    NoDateStaff NamePositionSupervision TypeKey Issues DiscussedAction PlanNext Review DateSupervisor SignatureStaff Signature

    SECTION 3: CASE DISCUSSION RECORD

    DateStaff MemberCase TypeChallenges IdentifiedGuidance ProvidedFollow-Up Required

    SECTION 4: PERFORMANCE SUPPORT RECORD

    Staff NameStrengths IdentifiedAreas for ImprovementSupport ProvidedMonitoring Method

    SECTION 5: STAFF WELLNESS & SUPPORT MONITORING

    DateStaff NameStress LevelWellness ConcernIntervention ProvidedReferral Needed

    Stress Level:
    ☐ Low ☐ Moderate ☐ High


    SECTION 6: TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT RECOMMENDATIONS

    Staff NameSkills GapRecommended TrainingPriority LevelResponsible Person

    SECTION 7: SUPERVISION ACTION FOLLOW-UP

    Action IdentifiedResponsible PersonDeadlineStatus

    Status:
    ☐ Completed
    ☐ In Progress
    ☐ Pending


    SECTION 8: MONTHLY SUPERVISION SUMMARY

    MonthStaff SupervisedSessions ConductedKey IssuesActions Implemented

    SECTION 9: SUPERVISOR DECLARATION

    I confirm that supervision sessions were conducted professionally in accordance with psychosocial and ethical standards.

    Supervisor Name: __________________________

    Signature: ________________________________

    Date: ____________________________________


    SECTION 10: CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE

    All supervision discussions remain confidential and comply with:

    • Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA)
    • Professional Ethical Codes
    • Psychosocial Service Standards

    Access restricted to authorised management personnel.


    Recommended Supervision Frequency

    Staff CategoryFrequency
    Social WorkersMonthly
    CounsellorsMonthly
    Community Care WorkersBi-Monthly
    Interns / VolunteersWeekly
    High-Risk Case StaffAs Needed

    File Structure

    Staff Supervision File
    │
    ├── Supervision Register
    ├── Case Discussions
    ├── Performance Support
    ├── Wellness Monitoring
    ├── Training Recommendations
    └── Monthly Summaries
    

    DSD / NGO Compliance Benefits

    This register provides evidence for:

    ✔ Professional Oversight
    ✔ Staff Support Systems
    ✔ Quality Assurance
    ✔ Ethical Practice Monitoring
    ✔ Capacity Development


  • Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme Suggestion Box, When it Opened, Who opened it

    Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme

    Suggestion Box Register

    This register ensures ethical governance, transparency, beneficiary participation, and audit compliance.


    NEFTALY THERAPEUTIC PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMME

    SUGGESTION BOX MANAGEMENT REGISTER


    1. PURPOSE

    The Suggestion Box allows clients, beneficiaries, staff, and community members to anonymously submit:

    • Suggestions
    • Complaints
    • Compliments
    • Service improvement ideas
    • Ethical concerns

    The register records when the box was opened and by whom, ensuring transparency and accountability.


    SECTION 1: SUGGESTION BOX DETAILS

    ItemInformation
    Programme Site
    Suggestion Box Location
    Box Identification Number
    Responsible Officer
    Opening Frequency☐ Weekly ☐ Monthly ☐ Quarterly

    SECTION 2: SUGGESTION BOX OPENING REGISTER

    NoDate OpenedTime OpenedOpened By (Name)PositionWitness NameNo. of Submissions FoundSignature
    1
    2
    3

    Important Governance Rule:
    The Suggestion Box should always be opened by at least two authorised persons to maintain fairness and credibility.

    Example:

    • Programme Coordinator
    • Social Worker / Committee Representative

    SECTION 3: SUGGESTIONS / COMPLAINTS RECORD

    Ref NoDate ReceivedType (Suggestion/Complaint/Compliment)Summary of SubmissionAction RequiredResponsible Person

    SECTION 4: ACTION TAKEN REGISTER

    Ref NoAction TakenDate ActionedResponsible OfficerStatus

    Status Options:
    ☐ Resolved
    ☐ In Progress
    ☐ Referred
    ☐ Closed


    SECTION 5: FEEDBACK & RESOLUTION RECORD

    Ref NoResolution OutcomeDate ClosedVerified By

    SECTION 6: MONTHLY REVIEW SUMMARY

    MonthSuggestionsComplaintsComplimentsActions Implemented

    SECTION 7: ACCOUNTABILITY DECLARATION

    We confirm that the Suggestion Box was opened transparently and all submissions were recorded and handled ethically.

    Opened By: __________________________

    Position: ____________________________

    Witness: _____________________________

    Signature: ___________________________

    Date: ________________________________


    SECTION 8: CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE

    All submissions remain confidential and are handled in accordance with:

    • Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA)
    • Client Rights Policy
    • Neftaly Ethical Governance Standards

    Anonymous submissions are respected.


    Recommended Operational Practice

    ActivityFrequency
    Suggestion Box OpeningWeekly / Monthly
    Review MeetingMonthly
    Corrective ActionImmediate where required
    Management ReportQuarterly


    File Structure

    Suggestion Box File
    │
    ├── Opening Register
    ├── Submissions Record
    ├── Actions Taken
    ├── Resolution Reports
    └── Monthly Summaries
    

  • Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme Progress File

    Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme

    Progress File

    This file provides structured evidence of client improvement, intervention effectiveness, and programme performance.


    NEFTALY THERAPEUTIC PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMME

    CLIENT & PROGRAMME PROGRESS FILE


    SECTION 1: CLIENT PROGRESS COVER PAGE

    ItemInformation
    Client Name
    Client File Number
    Programme Site
    Assigned Practitioner
    Case Manager
    Date Case Opened
    Reporting Period
    Review Frequency☐ Weekly ☐ Monthly ☐ Quarterly

    SECTION 2: INITIAL CLIENT STATUS

    Condition at Programme Entry

    AreaStatus at Intake
    Emotional Wellbeing
    Behavioural Functioning
    Mental Health Status
    Family Support
    Social Functioning
    Risk LevelLow ☐ Medium ☐ High ☐

    Practitioner Notes:



    SECTION 3: INTERVENTIONS IMPLEMENTED

    Intervention TypeDate StartedFrequencyResponsible Practitioner
    Individual Counselling
    Group Therapy
    Crisis Intervention
    Family Sessions
    Psychoeducation
    Referral Services

    SECTION 4: SESSION PROGRESS RECORD

    DateSession TypeKey Issues AddressedProgress ObservedNext Action

    SECTION 5: MONTHLY CLIENT PROGRESS REVIEW

    IndicatorImprovedNo ChangeDeclined
    Emotional Stability
    Coping Skills
    Behaviour Adjustment
    Social Interaction
    Family Relations

    Review Comments:



    SECTION 6: RISK MONITORING

    Risk AreaCurrent LevelAction Taken
    Self-Harm Risk
    Abuse/Violence
    Substance Use
    Mental Health Crisis

    SECTION 7: GOAL TRACKING

    Support GoalTarget DateProgress StatusRemarks
    Achieved ☐ Ongoing ☐ Delayed ☐

    SECTION 8: FAMILY / COMMUNITY PROGRESS

    AreaProgress Observed
    Family Support
    School/Work Participation
    Community Integration
    Behavioural Improvement

    SECTION 9: REFERRAL FOLLOW-UP

    Referral OrganisationService ProvidedFollow-Up DateOutcome

    SECTION 10: SUPERVISOR CASE REVIEW

    Review DateSupervisorObservationsRecommendations

    Supervisor Signature: ___________________


    SECTION 11: PROGRAMME PROGRESS SUMMARY

    (To be completed periodically)

    Reporting PeriodClients ActiveClients ImprovedCases ClosedHigh-Risk Cases

    SECTION 12: CLIENT PROGRESS OUTCOME STATUS

    ☐ Significant Improvement
    ☐ Moderate Improvement
    ☐ Minimal Improvement
    ☐ No Improvement
    ☐ Referred for Specialized Support


    SECTION 13: FOLLOW-UP ACTION PLAN

    Action RequiredResponsible PersonTimeline

    SECTION 14: PRACTITIONER PROGRESS REPORT

    Summary of Progress:


    Challenges Encountered:


    Recommended Intervention Adjustments:


    Practitioner Name: _______________________

    Signature: ______________________________

    Date: ___________________________________


    SECTION 15: CONFIDENTIALITY & POPIA COMPLIANCE

    All progress information is confidential and protected under:

    • Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA)
    • Social Service Ethical Guidelines
    • Psychosocial Support Standards

    Access limited to authorised personnel only.


    Recommended Review Timeline

    Review TypeFrequency
    Session ProgressEach Visit
    Case ReviewMonthly
    Supervisor ReviewQuarterly
    Outcome ReviewProgramme Exit

    Progress File Structure

    Progress File
    │
    ├── Client Cover Page
    ├── Intake Status
    ├── Intervention Records
    ├── Session Progress
    ├── Monthly Reviews
    ├── Risk Monitoring
    ├── Goal Tracking
    ├── Supervisor Reviews
    ├── Programme Summary
    └── Follow-Up Plans
    
  • Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme Code of Conduct signed by Neftaly Royal Committee


    NEFTALY THERAPEUTIC PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMME

    CODE OF CONDUCT

    Approved and Signed by the Neftaly Royal Committee


    1. PREAMBLE

    The Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme is committed to delivering professional, ethical, respectful, and confidential psychosocial services to individuals, families, and communities.

    This Code of Conduct establishes the ethical standards, behavioural expectations, and professional responsibilities governing all personnel, volunteers, practitioners, and representatives operating under the Programme.

    This Code is formally adopted and endorsed by the Neftaly Royal Committee as the governing authority responsible for programme oversight and ethical compliance.


    2. PURPOSE OF THE CODE

    The purpose of this Code is to:

    • Promote ethical psychosocial service delivery.
    • Protect the dignity and rights of beneficiaries.
    • Ensure accountability and professionalism.
    • Prevent abuse, exploitation, discrimination, or misconduct.
    • Maintain public trust in Neftaly programmes.

    3. SCOPE OF APPLICATION

    This Code applies to:

    • Programme Directors
    • Social Workers
    • Psychosocial Counsellors
    • Community Care Workers
    • Volunteers
    • Interns
    • Consultants
    • Administrative Personnel
    • Partner Representatives

    4. CORE VALUES

    All representatives shall uphold:

    ✅ Respect

    Treat all clients with dignity regardless of race, gender, religion, disability, or social status.

    ✅ Integrity

    Act honestly and responsibly in all professional duties.

    ✅ Confidentiality

    Protect all client information in accordance with POPIA and ethical standards.

    ✅ Professionalism

    Maintain appropriate professional boundaries at all times.

    ✅ Accountability

    Accept responsibility for decisions and actions.

    ✅ Compassion

    Provide services with empathy and cultural sensitivity.


    5. PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT STANDARDS

    Personnel shall:

    1. Provide services without discrimination.
    2. Respect client autonomy and informed consent.
    3. Maintain professional boundaries with clients.
    4. Avoid conflicts of interest.
    5. Deliver services within professional competence.
    6. Follow supervision and reporting structures.
    7. Use organisational resources responsibly.
    8. Promote safe and supportive environments.

    6. CONFIDENTIALITY & DATA PROTECTION

    All staff must:

    • Protect client records and personal information.
    • Comply with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA).
    • Share information only when legally required or authorised.
    • Secure physical and electronic files.

    Unauthorized disclosure constitutes serious misconduct.


    7. SAFEGUARDING & PROTECTION

    Personnel shall NOT:

    • Engage in abuse, exploitation, harassment, or intimidation.
    • Form inappropriate relationships with beneficiaries.
    • Request or accept improper gifts or favours.
    • Engage in sexual misconduct with clients or vulnerable persons.

    All safeguarding concerns must be reported immediately.


    8. WORKPLACE BEHAVIOUR

    Personnel must:

    • Maintain respectful communication.
    • Avoid substance abuse during duty.
    • Promote teamwork and cooperation.
    • Follow lawful instructions from supervisors.
    • Represent Neftaly professionally at all times.

    9. USE OF AUTHORITY

    No staff member may:

    • Abuse position or influence.
    • Exploit beneficiaries financially or emotionally.
    • Use programme identity for personal gain.

    10. REPORTING MISCONDUCT

    Any violation must be reported to:

    • Programme Manager
    • Ethics Officer
    • Neftaly Royal Committee Representative

    Whistle-blowers shall be protected from retaliation.


    11. DISCIPLINARY MEASURES

    Violation of this Code may result in:

    • Verbal or written warning
    • Suspension
    • Removal from programme duties
    • Contract termination
    • Legal action where applicable

    12. COMMITMENT TO PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

    Personnel agree to:

    • Participate in training and supervision.
    • Maintain professional competence.
    • Uphold ethical psychosocial practices.

    13. DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE

    I hereby acknowledge that I have read, understood, and agree to comply with the Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme Code of Conduct.


    Staff Member Declaration

    Name: ______________________________

    Position: ____________________________

    Signature: ___________________________

    Date: _______________________________



    14. APPROVAL AND ENDORSEMENT

    This Code of Conduct is officially adopted and approved by the:

    NEFTALY ROYAL COMMITTEE

    NamePositionSignatureDate
    Chairperson
    Deputy Chairperson
    Secretary
    Committee Member
    Committee Member

    Official Approval Date: ___________________

    Programme Seal / Stamp


  • Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme File

    Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme

    Programme Master File

    This is the main institutional file used for programme implementation, monitoring, compliance, and audits.


    NEFTALY THERAPEUTIC PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMME

    MASTER PROGRAMME FILE


    SECTION 1: PROGRAMME PROFILE

    Programme Name

    Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme

    Implementing Organisation

    Neftaly

    Programme Type

    Community-Based Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Services

    Target Beneficiaries

    • Children and Youth
    • Women and Families
    • GBV Survivors
    • Persons with Disabilities
    • Vulnerable Communities
    • Individuals experiencing trauma or mental distress

    Programme Goal

    To promote psychological wellbeing, emotional resilience, trauma recovery, and social functioning through structured psychosocial interventions.


    SECTION 2: PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES

    1. Provide psychosocial assessments and counselling.
    2. Deliver therapeutic individual and group interventions.
    3. Strengthen coping and resilience skills.
    4. Support crisis intervention services.
    5. Facilitate referrals to specialized services.
    6. Monitor and evaluate client outcomes.

    SECTION 3: PROGRAMME GOVERNANCE

    RoleResponsibility
    Programme DirectorStrategic oversight
    Programme ManagerProgramme coordination
    Social WorkerClinical supervision
    CounsellorsService delivery
    Case ManagerClient monitoring
    M&E OfficerReporting & evaluation
    AdministratorRecords management

    SECTION 4: SERVICE DELIVERY MODEL

    Core Services

    • Psychosocial Assessment
    • Individual Counselling
    • Group Therapy
    • Trauma Support
    • Family Intervention
    • Crisis Response
    • Home Visits
    • Referral Services
    • Psychoeducation

    SECTION 5: PROGRAMME WORK PLAN

    ActivityFrequencyResponsible PersonOutput
    Intake AssessmentsDailyPractitionersClients registered
    Counselling SessionsWeeklyCounsellorsTherapy delivered
    Group SessionsWeeklyFacilitatorsSupport groups
    Community AwarenessMonthlyCoordinatorCommunity reached
    Monitoring & ReportingMonthlyM&E OfficerReports produced

    SECTION 6: CLIENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

    Programme uses structured files:

    • Client Management File
    • Client Evaluation File
    • Client Feedback File
    • Case Notes
    • Referral Documentation
    • Attendance Registers

    SECTION 7: REGISTERS

    Mandatory Programme Registers

    • Client Intake Register
    • Attendance Register
    • Counselling Register
    • Group Therapy Register
    • Crisis Intervention Register
    • Referral Register
    • Home Visit Register
    • Incident Register
    • Staff Duty Register
    • Monitoring & Evaluation Register

    SECTION 8: STAFF MANAGEMENT

    Staff Development Includes

    • Training & Capacity Building
    • Clinical Supervision
    • Mentorship
    • Performance Reviews
    • Wellness & Burnout Prevention

    Supporting Documents:

    • Staff Training Plan
    • Supervision Registers
    • Performance Development Records

    SECTION 9: MONITORING & EVALUATION FRAMEWORK

    IndicatorMeasurement
    Clients ServedAttendance records
    Sessions ConductedCounselling register
    Improvement RateClient evaluations
    Referrals CompletedReferral register
    Client SatisfactionFeedback forms

    SECTION 10: REPORTING SYSTEM

    Daily Reports

    • Services delivered
    • Attendance tracking

    Monthly Reports

    • Beneficiary statistics
    • Programme performance

    Quarterly Reports

    • Outcomes & impact analysis

    Annual Reports

    • Programme evaluation
    • Strategic improvements

    SECTION 11: SAFEGUARDING & ETHICS

    Programme complies with:

    • Client Confidentiality Standards
    • Professional Ethical Practice
    • Child Protection Policies
    • GBV Response Protocols
    • Anti-Discrimination Principles

    SECTION 12: POPIA COMPLIANCE

    All personal information is:

    • Collected lawfully
    • Stored securely
    • Access-controlled
    • Used only for programme purposes

    Authorized personnel only.


    SECTION 13: RISK MANAGEMENT

    RiskMitigation
    Confidentiality breachSecure filing
    Staff burnoutSupervision
    Client crisisEmergency protocol
    Data lossBackup systems

    SECTION 14: PARTNERSHIPS & REFERRALS

    Programme collaborates with:

    • Department of Social Development
    • Health Facilities
    • SAPS & GBV Units
    • Schools & TVET Colleges
    • Community Organisations

    SECTION 15: PROGRAMME IMPACT DOCUMENTATION

    Evidence maintained:

    • Client Progress Reports
    • Evaluation Outcomes
    • Feedback Reports
    • Success Stories
    • Case Studies

    SECTION 16: PROGRAMME REVIEW & IMPROVEMENT

    Annual review includes:

    • Service effectiveness
    • Staff performance
    • Community needs assessment
    • Programme redesign

    MASTER FILE STRUCTURE

    Neftaly Therapeutic Psychosocial Support Programme
    │
    ├── Programme Profile
    ├── Work Plan
    ├── Staff Files
    ├── Client Management Files
    ├── Client Evaluation Files
    ├── Client Feedback Files
    ├── Registers
    ├── Monitoring & Evaluation
    ├── Reports
    └── Compliance & Policies