: Right To Play Thailand Foundation
: Nonprofits / องค์กรไม่แสวงหาผลกำไร
: 1750
: 8 November 2018
15 November 2018
Consultant Terms of Reference: Not Just for Kick (NJFK) Project Baseline Qualitative Data Analysis
Right To Play Thailand Foundation
Right To Play is a global organization committed to improving the lives of children and youth affected by conflict, disease and poverty. Established in 2000, Right To Play has pioneered a unique play-based approach to learning and development which focuses on quality education, life skills, health, gender equality, child protection and building peaceful communities. With programming in over 20 countries, Right To Play transforms the lives of more than one million children each week using play and sports, both inside and outside of the classroom. In addition to our work with children, Right To Play advocates with parents, local communities, and governments to advance the fundamental rights of all children.
Right To Play is headquartered in Toronto, Canada and has been operational in Thailand since 2002.
To learn more, visit us at: http://righttoplay.or.th/en/
Not Just for Kick (NJFK) Project
Background:
Right To Play’s strategic aims and objectives is to use sport and play to educate and empower children and youths facing adversity. Sport and play is used as a means for learning and life skill development to enhance the quality of education, transform health practices and build peaceful communities.
City Football Foundation supports Right To Play’s ‘Not Just for Kicks’ project in Thailand since 2018, to support city youth to uplift themselves and their peers through the global language of football.
The Not Just for Kicks project provides access to safe play spaces and develop youth leaders who harness the power of football to support the positive and healthy development of young people.
With communities, Right To Play (RTP) rehabilitated a number of existing play spaces within Bangkok to provide safe and accessible areas for young people to play football and other games. The spaces are also used for project activity delivery and become areas that youths will manage on behalf of their local communities during and beyond the life of the project.
A cohort of youths from the target areas are trained as youth leaders to lead their peers in football-based learning activities and use of Reflect-Connect-Apply (RCA) to develop life skills. Specific football games/drills will be tailored to teach communication, teamwork, leadership, problem solving, and conflict resolution skills. At the end of a game youth leaders use RCA, which involves youths reflecting on what they learned in the game, connecting this to their wider life experiences and thinking about how to apply the learning in similar situations, or to benefit others.
In each play space, youth leaders and RTP deliver football sessions to youths twice a week. Football is used to facilitate participatory learning to improve life skill development that can prevent participation in crime and anti-social behaviour.
Program Overview:
Project Name: |
Not Just for Kicks (NJFK) Project |
Project Goal: |
Provide access to safe play spaces and develop youth leaders who harness the power of football to support the positive and healthy development of young people |
Focus Areas |
Life skills development and professional football skill development. |
Impact: |
Through football skills development and training, youth in targeted communities can be participated learning to improve life skills that can prevent participation in crime and anti-social behaviour. |
Outcomes: |
(1) Reduced crime (2) More young leaders
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Target Geographies / Location: |
(1) Rama IX Urban Community in Bangkok (2) Suan Ploo Urban Community in Bangkok
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Target Beneficiaries: |
(By the end of year 2018) · Total number of Children and Youth beneficiaries: 650 · Age range (youngest – oldest): 12 – 24 years · % male participants: 60% · % female participants: 40% · % participants with a disability: 5% · % participants from a low income background: 90% · % school age participants who are out of school: 30% |
Full Project Timeline |
January 1, 2018 – December 31, 2019 |
NJFK project is currently almost at the mid-phase of its implementation. The main aim of the consultancy is to systematically analyze qualitative data, earlier collected, as for a baseline of the project and to see progress and achievements so far.
Specific objectives and key data analysis:
The specific objectives of the systematically qualitative data analysis are to know in deeper details about following topics:
Consultant have to work closely with Assistant Program Manager (APM) of Life Skills Development program, Project Officer (PO), and Field Facilitator (FF) of the NJFK project to ensure that all raw data are consolidate and were used for analysis. Consultant have to ensure that all triangulation and interpretation approach to be used for data analysis are informed to/ consulted with/ and agreed by all Right To Play parties mentioned earlier.
The analysis work will be conducted as soon as possible between November and December 2018. The final analysis report is expected to submit to Right To Play by end of December 2018. Specific level of effort for the consultant will be based on the agreed work plan that will be finalized with the contract.
Task/Output |
Timeframe |
Application Submission Deadline |
November 15, 2018 |
Contract Awarded |
November 16, 2018 |
Inception Meeting |
November 20, 2018 |
Submission of First Draft of Programme Evaluation Report |
December 20, 2018 |
Submission of Final Programme Evaluation Report |
December 28, 2018 |
The consultant will report to MEL Officer/MEL Coordinator and APM of Life Skills Development program and PO of the NJFK project.
Consultants that meet the requirements should submit expression of interest, which should include the following:
Deadline to submit the expression of interest is 12:00 Noon (GMT+7) 15 November 2018.
Applications will be sent to “thailandhr@righttoplay.com” titled “NJFK qualitative baseline data analysis – Consultant Name”.