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A Brief on the CBR Guidelines
C. Mahesh, Advocacy Coordinator, CBR Forum
CBR Guidelines
These Guidelines are intended to help CBR managers develop high quality programmes.
Contain ideas and examples, to promote and illustrate up-to-date, practical strategies for community based-rehabilitation and community-based inclusive development
CBR Guidelines
The Guidelines are inspired by the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD).
CBR programmes are guided by the general principles declared in Article 3 of the Convention.
UN CRPD Article 3 – General Principles (1/2)
(a) Respect for inherent dignity, individual autonomy including the freedom to make one’s own choices, and independence of persons;
(b) Non-discrimination; (c) Full and effective participation and
inclusion in society; (d) Respect for difference and acceptance of
persons with disabilities as part of human diversity and humanity;
UN CRPD Article 3 – General Principles (2/2)
(e) Equality of opportunity;(f) Accessibility;(g) Equality between men and women;(h) Respect for the evolving capacities of
children with disabilities and respect for the right of children with disabilities to preserve their identities.
CBR MATRIX
HEALTH
PROMOTION
PREVENTION
MEDICAL CARE
REHABILITATION
EDUCATION
EARLY CHILDHOOD
PRIMARY
SECONDARY & HIGHER
NON-FORMAL
LIVELIHOOD
SKILLSDEVELOPMENT
SELF-EMPLOYMENT
FINANCIAL SERVICES
WAGE EMPLOYMENT
SOCIAL
RELATIONSHIPSMARRIAGE &
FAMILY
PERSONAL ASSISTANCE
CULTURE&
ARTS
RECREATION LEISURE &
SPORTS
EMPOWERMENT
COMMUNICA-TION
SOCIAL MOBILIZATION
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
SELF-HELP GROUPS
ASSISTIVEDEVICES
LIFE-LONG LEARNING
SOCIALPROTECTION
ACCESS TO JUSTICE
DISABLED PEOPLE'S
ORGANIZATIONS
CBR Matrix
A comprehensive multi-sectoral CBR programme should cover the key domains of well-being: health, education, livelihood, social and the empowerment of people with disabilities and their families.
The matrix has been developed to help CBR managers visualize the range and depth possible in a CBR programme.
Each of the five components, have been divided into elements which a comprehensive CBR programme may address depending on local circumstances.
INTRODUCTION
Evolution of the disability concept - medical model to the rights-based approach
Disability scenario today – and move “Towards an inclusive society”
Development of CBR - Need for evidence-based practices to prove the effectiveness of the approach
Purpose of the CBR Guidelines
Chapters on the Different Components
HEALTH EDUCATION LIVELIHOOD SOCIAL - many CBR programmes have
focused on basic physical rehabilitation, often ignoring the personal desires and social ambitions of individuals with disabilities
EMPOWERMENT - Empowerment happens when individuals or groups of people recognize that they alone can change their situation and then begin to do so
CBR IN SPECIAL SCENARIOS
CBR and Crisis Situation - natural disasters, human-made disasters (conflict, war, technologic accidents, etc)
CBR and HIV/AIDS - Need for CBR to participate in the response to HIV
CBR and Mental Health - CBR has only recently started taking into account mental health issues and people affected by it are the most marginalized in any society
CBR and Leprosy - The role of CBR programmes is to include people who have leprosy- related disability in the services they provide and promote the full inclusion of people with leprosy-related disability in the life of their communities
MANAGEMENT OF CBR
Starting and Strengthening CBRPlanning for CBROrganizing and Developing ResourcesImplementing the programmeMonitoring and EvaluationTraining of CBR Personnel
Thank you
C. MaheshAdvocacy Coordinator
CBR Forum14, C.K. Garden, Wheeler Road Extn.
St. Thomas Town Post, BangaloreTel: +91-80-25497387/ 88
[email protected] [email protected]
www.cbrforum.in
