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CURRICULUM LIBRARY
Many of the most widely used and rigorously evaluated violence prevention programmes are curriculum-based. There are a variety of curriculum-based models, including those that work with couples, parents, adolescents, entire households, faith leaders, women participating in microfinance groups, schoolchildren, and teachers. 

This page offers a range of violence prevention curricula, all in one place! For more information about each programme, please check out the Programme Examples pages. If you are interested in adapting any of the curricula featured here, we suggest contacting the original developers and implementers. 
 
You can also find a guidance note for adapting violence prevention curricula on our website and at the bottom of this page.
AGI-K
BANDEBEREHO
BECOMING ONE
COMBAT (COMMUNITY BASED ACTION TEAMS)
INDASHYIKIRWA
RESPONSIBLE, ENGAGED AND LOVING (REAL) FATHERS
SASA! AND SASA! TOGETHER
STEPPING STONES AND CREATING FUTURES
  • Note: The SSCF programme used an abbreviated Stepping Stones curriculum adapted by the South Africa Medical Research Council (2010). For a wholly revised and updated version of the original Stepping Stones curriculum see here.
  • CREATING FUTURES MANUAL
UNITE FOR A BETTER LIFE
ZINDAGII SHOISTA
ADAPTING CURRICULUM-BASED VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAMMES
OTHER RESOURCES
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