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Djamila Younis, German Red Cross – National Headquarters World Family Summit +9, Berlin
03/12/2013
Leave no child behind.
Empowering Families in their pursuit of Education
and a better future.
German Red Cross – Education Cooperation Program
„stark für Erfolg“ („strong for success“)
Djamila Younis, Project coordinator
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• Education: the key to end poverty and promote sustainable development?
• “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” (Nelson Mandela)
• Inequality of educational chances
• Parents‘ education children‘s chances
• How do we break the circle?
Millennium Development Goal: Universal Education
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• Distinctive disparities (OECD)
• Federal system: Responsibility lies with the “states” (“Länder”)
• Secondary education: different school types and early split
• Federal initiative for qualification („Qualifizierungsinitiative“) 2008
• „Parents‘ chance is children‘s chance“ („Elternchance“) 2011
Education in Germany
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• A pilot project of the German Red Cross, 2011-2014
• Empowering families of different immigrant, social and educational background in educational issues
• Funded by the Federal Ministry of Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth
The project „strong for success“
partnership with parents
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Göppingen
Kempten
Bitburg
Offenbach
Stendal
Leipzig
Halle
Aachen
Bremen
Hamburg
Kiel
Berlin Nordost
Berlin Südwest
Parchim
Papenburg
Saarbrücken
Darmstadt
Ellwangen
Altötting
Fürth
Haßfurt
Uelzen
Düsseldorf
Hilden
Lemgo
Hamm
Hannover
BielefeldBocholt
Ribnitz-Damgarten
Nationwide impact:
30 locations throughout Germany
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• Improve parental involvement in education
• Offer guidance in educational transitions
• Promote equitable access to services
• Develop collaboration of different stakeholders
Project objectives
Foto: © Dan Race – Fotolia.com
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informal learningformal learningintercultural sensitivity and diversity awareness
personal contact
and trustcooperation with other organizations
opportunities for parents
to collaborate
individual consultationaccompaniment in bureaucratic mattersgroup activities
Places where parents
can meetProfessional family counsellor volunteers / multipliers
Strategies: Interconnection
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Parent café and team of parental counsellors
in Hamburg
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Street / playground
Home
Local Facility of the German
Red Cross
e.g. Family Center
Visiting families
Street work
Institutions
Cooperation
School / kindergarten
Migrant Organization
Community
Community centre
Different approaches to reach families
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Conferences
PR supportTraining
Consultation
Internet platform
Evaluation
Monitoring & Best
Practice
Implementation and support on national
level
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Input
(Framework conditions)
• Conception
• Resources
• Organization
Output
(Implementation)
• Implementation
• Use of resources
• Information/ Communication
• Interconnection
Outcome
(Achievement of objectives)
• Achievement of objectives
• Quality of Consultation
• Consequential Effects
• Parenting skills
Impact
(Continuation)
• Transfer into everyday life
• Benefit
• Implementation
• Learning effects
Evaluation model of the Project “strong for success"
Source: Evaluation, FGAT Hamburg
Funded by:
Bulgarien
Gambia
Indien
Nigeria
Ruanda
Togo
USA
Eritrea
Kosovo
Afghanistan
Ukraine
Polen
Pakistan
Iran
Griechenland
Kasachstan
Deutschland
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
0.50.50.50.50.50.50.50.50.50.50.50.50.5
11111
1.51.51.5
1.91.9
2.42.4
3.94.4
7.98.7
9.29.7
11.718.9
Prozent
Germany
Turkey
Kazakhstan
Russia
Greece
No details
Iran
Vietnam
Pakistan
Morocco
Poland
Moldova
Ukraine
Albania
Afghanistan
Lebanon
Kosovo
Eritrea
Iraq
Egypt
USA
Chechnya
Togo
Romania
Rwanda
Palestine
Nigeria
Libya
India
Ghana
Gambia
Ethiopia
Bulgaria
2%
5%
11%
82%
weniger als 1 Jahr 1 bis 2 Jahre 3 bis 5 Jahremehr als 5 Jahre
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Interviewed Parent
(n=202)
How long do you live in Germany?
Less than1 year
3 to 5 years More than 5 years
1 to 2 years
percentSource: Evaluation, FGAT Hamburg
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Characterization of the target group from the perspective of consultants?
(n=33)
Immigrant background?
yes 89,3 %
no 10,7 %
Deprived area?
yes 58,6 %
no 41,4 %
Catchment area?
city 76 %
countryside 24 %
Social class
upper class 0 %
middle class 47,8 %
lower class 52,2 %
Language skills
very good / good 4,8 %
satisfactory 47,6 %
insufficient 47,6 %
Source: Evaluation, FGAT Hamburg
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über weitere Unterstützungsmöglichkeiten informiert
nützliche Informationen erhalten
während der Beratung wohlgefühlt
Berater/in konnte meine Fragen beantworten
Berater/in machte kompetenten Eindruck
Beratung war hilfreich
Berater/in hatte Zeit für mich
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
24.2
25
20.6
20.5
18.8
18.5
18.8
68
73
77.3
78.5
78.7
79
80.7
stimmt genau stimmt eher stimmt kaum stimmt nicht
Prozent
Consultant had time for me
Consultation was helpful
Consultant made competent impression
Consultant was able to answer my questions
Received useful information
Felt well during consultation
Further support options
agrees exactly agrees rather barley true not true
percent
Parents' satisfaction with the consultation (n=202)
Source: Evaluation, FGAT Hamburg
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• Illustrates how to approach families at risk
• Listens to families themselves and opens institutions
for an active participation of parents
• Establishes cooperation between different
stakeholders and involves different sectors of society
The success of the project
Foto: © Christian Schwier- Fotolia.com
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Thank you very much for your attention.