The supplement questionnaires, which were sent to intervention group participants in questionnaires two and three, contained questions on the subjective response to the programme, the expected effect of the intervention, and the compliance to the programme.
The school children identified values that, while sometimes expressed in different terminology, were similar to adult participant responses of the wider research programme.
The responses demonstrated a positive evaluation of the programme.
One year after the start of the programme, responses in all four areas of the chronic care model as perceived by the professionals, as well as the overall quality of chronic care delivery, indicated advanced support for chronic care.
Key results from each output are summarised as follows: Output 1: Strengthened family and community based responses The programme has undertaken a number of approaches responding to the need to provide support to families and communities who take on most of the responsibility of caring for those affected by HIV.
UNICEF's two flagship programmes in the country – the Rapid Response Mechanism and the Programme of Expanded Assistance for Returnees – will be deployed in three of the UNICEF-led clusters: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Education, and Non-food Items/Emergency Shelter.
When Eamon Andrews and Alfred Marks suddenly appeared from the carriage behind her, her earthy response had to be bleeped out of the programme.
The partial evaluation of the capacity development response was one of the weaknesses of the programme and future initiatives must overcome this weakness to develop stronger monitoring and evaluation.
However, the community was specifically asked about the impact of the programme and their responses were consistent with what the Mitanins and trainers stated.
It should be noted that collecting evidence from leaders, whether men or women, about perceptions and outcomes of the programme can elicit responses that are biased on the positive side.
