Category Archives: Research Reports
2020 Analysis of income for graduates from the Family Support Programme
Twice a year we interview families who have graduated from the programme to find out how they are coping financially. The last time we did this was in January 2020, just before the pandemic. Already at this time, incomes were down across all cohorts due to the state of the economy. Because of the pandemic, we have not been able to check incomes since. It is a target for the end of 2021 and we sincerely hope that when we publish the data next year, it will have improved
Latest Impact Report for Tushinde Children’s Trust
Click here to read about Tushinde Children’s Trust latest and most up to date evaluation of the impact of the work of our Children’s Trust since 2012. Continue Reading
Tushinde Children’s Trust Impact Report
Click here to read our evaluation of the impact of the work of Tushinde Children’s Trust since 2012. Continue Reading
Detailed Analysis of Growth Data 2012-2017
Tushinde has recorded the weight and height of every child at every quarterly Community Day in order to measure the progress of every child and to monitor the impact of Tushinde’s work. Click here to open the report. Detailed analysis of health and growth data 31st Jan 2018 Continue Reading
School Data Tracking Report
Tushinde has started to analyse the data it collects on supported students. Our social workers use this data to tailor interventions at the camps held in the school holidays. School data tracking report December 2017 Continue Reading
Tushinde Evaluation of Income Generation Support Programme
Document evaluating the incomes of beneficiaries trained on our business programme since 2014. IGA evaluation graphs Jan 2018 Continue Reading
Tushinde Day Care Report 2017
Tushinde Day Care report July 2017 Click here to read our report on progress with nutrition in the day care that we support. Click here to see our Poster Presentation for the Oxford University conference on Multidisciplinary Research to Strengthen LMIC* Health Systems (Lower Middle Income Countries). Continue Reading
