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Certainly! Below is a comprehensive guide and template for the SayPro Public Awareness Campaign Coordinator to collect stories, testimonials, and real-life data from SayPro community programs, specifically in support of the May 2025 campaign on Inclusive Policy for Local Development.
✅ SayPro Story & Testimonial Collection Brief
Purpose: Collect community voices and real-life examples that demonstrate the value of inclusive policy-making and local participation, to enrich content for the May 2025 Public Awareness Campaign.
Campaign Theme: “Inclusive Policy for Local Development: Your Voice, Your Community”
Collection Period: 01–07 May 2025
Lead Department: SayPro Community Development Office
Coordinator: SayPro Public Awareness Campaign Coordinator
Field Partners: SayPro Advice Desk Officers (SCDR), Community Field Officers
🎯 1. Objectives of Story Collection
- Humanize policy discussions through real-life examples
- Highlight SayPro’s community impact
- Inspire civic participation and trust through relatable voices
- Provide qualitative evidence for advocacy, reporting, and content creation
📋 2. What to Collect
| Type | Content Details | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Testimonial | Quotes from beneficiaries, community members, or local leaders | Text (with photo or audio optional) |
| Story | A short narrative describing someone’s experience with community programs, especially where policy gaps or local leadership played a role | 300–500 words |
| Data Snapshot | Real numbers from field reports or SCDR about community involvement or outcomes | Stats, charts, bullet points |
| Visual Evidence | Photos or short videos of people, events, or issues related to campaign theme | Images (JPG), Video (MP4) |
📥 3. Collection Sources
- SayPro Advice Desk: Review feedback forms, messages, and issues raised
- Community Liaison Officers: Conduct informal interviews and field check-ins
- Workshops & Forums: Record quotes and capture moments from May events
- SCDR Platform: Extract anonymized data on most discussed themes
🧾 4. Sample Collection Template (Interview or Story Form)
Name: Sipho M. (first name only, unless permission granted)
Age: 26
Location: Khayelitsha, Cape Town
Story/Quote:
“I always felt like our local leaders made decisions without us. After SayPro’s training on community policy, I joined the ward meeting for the first time—and even shared my ideas!”
SayPro Program Engaged: Community Policy Literacy Workshop – March 2025
Media Consent Given: ✅ Yes / ⬜ No
Photo Attached: ✅ Yes
🗓️ 5. Story Collection Timeline
| Date | Activity | Responsible |
|---|---|---|
| 01–02 May | Assign story collectors by region and program | Public Awareness Coordinator |
| 03–04 May | Collect field quotes and testimonials | Community Officers, Advice Desk |
| 05 May | Compile and draft stories | Editorial Team |
| 06 May | Approve final stories and media | Comms & Digital Teams |
| 07 May | Publish in campaign materials and online | CMS Manager, Social Desk |
🧠 6. Ethical Considerations
- Always obtain verbal or written consent before publishing names, photos, or direct quotes.
- Anonymize sensitive stories if they involve children, vulnerable populations, or policy critique.
- Respect the dignity and context of every participant.
📊 7. Integration in Campaign Content
| Channel | Story Use |
|---|---|
| Blog Post | Highlight 2–3 stories with direct impact quotes |
| Social Media | Daily “Voice from the Community” graphics |
| Video | Integrate spoken testimonials and B-roll |
| Infographic | Add real quotes or numbers as data points |
| Event Day | Display testimonial board or play clips |
✅ Final Output Requirements
- Minimum 3 full stories (300+ words each)
- At least 5 one-line testimonials with attribution
- 3–5 high-resolution photos (with consent)
- Data highlights pulled from Advice Desk records
- Consent forms or confirmations for all public uses
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