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CHILD PROTECTION

We carry out sensitization and awareness against gender based social issues, child protection and gender equality

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YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

We empower the youth to end social and health problems in rural and urban poor communities

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LATEST PROJECT

HIV /AIDS

We sensitize the youth about HIV/AIDS to promote an HIV free generation

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VISION

An informed and empowered society of young people in their diversity that appreciates and promotes their health and wellbeing.

MISSION

We exist to promote the health and wellbeing of young people in their diversity through SRHR, empowerment programs, Community interventions, advocacy, capacity strengthening, Research and documentation.

Core Values

Team work Transparency Confidentiality, Respect , Integrity Sustainability, Equality

PROGRAM AREAS

Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) 

Empowerment Programs

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WHAT WE DO

Youth Empowerment

School Outreach

What we do

Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights and empowerment programs

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CHILD SUPPORT

Let the Journey Begin

Zero To Sexual Harassment.

Sexual harassment is unwelcome sexual behaviour that’s offensive, humiliating or intimidating. It can be written, verbal or physical, and can happen in person or online. Anybody can experience sexual harassment, regardless of their gender. When it happens at work, school or uni, sexual harassment may amount to a form of discrimination.

HIV FREE ENVIROMENT

Early diagnosis

HIV can be asymptomatic for years, so testing is essential for early diagnosis and treatment. The earlier HIV is diagnosed, the better the chances of preventing or delaying the progression of the disease.

HIV basics

Children should learn what HIV is, how it is transmitted, and how it affects the body. This can be done in simple terms, such as explaining that HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system and can be transmitted through blood, semen, vaginal fluids, and breast milk.

Routine testing

HIV testing should be a routine part of women's health care, just like any other screening test. Women should be offered an HIV test as part of their regular check-up and should have the option to decline if they choose.