CHILD PROTECTION CASE MANAGEMENT RESOURCE HUB
As the Case Management Task Force (CMTF) of the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, it is our role to provide technical guidance and develop case management tools and resources to strengthen services and systems of care in humanitarian settings.
If you cannot find the technical resources you require through this page, please contact the task force co-leads, through the CMTF page. Click here to visit the CMTF page.
Resources
Monitoring & Evaluating for Quality Case Management
There are two key resources related to monitoring and evaluating child protection case management in humanitarian settings. They include the Quality Assessment Framework and the Case Management Indicators. Updated key performance indicators for case management are also currently under development.
Coordination of Case Management
There are two key resources related to Case Management Coordination in humanitarian settings, these are the Case Management Standard Operating Procedures Guidance and Template. Other Coordination resources include the Terms of Reference template for a country CMTF, referral pathways template, eligibility flow chart and sample case prioritization guide for case management, these can be found in the...
Child Protection Case Management Supervision and Coaching Training Package
The Case Management Supervision and Coaching Training Package is developed to increase case management supervisors’ confidence, capacity and support to caseworkers to provide safe, ethical and competent case management services to vulnerable children and their families. The package includes 6 training modules, 7 videos providing on overview of the content and case studies, a facilitator's guide...
A Five-Step Guide to Developing Inter-Agency Standard Operating Procedures for Child Protection Case Management in Humanitarian Settings
A Five-Step Guide to Developing Inter-Agency Standard Operating Procedures for Child Protection Case Management in Humanitarian Settings aims to encourage a structured approach to developing SOPs for CPCM in humanitarian settings so that those procedures are sufficiently: comprehensive; contextualised; up-to-date; user-friendly; and well-coordinated. This guidance is to be used together with the...
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