Generating possibilities for children through music
Generating possibilities for children through music
| Country of Origin | South Africa |
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Jitegemee Children’s Program provides educational and integrated support services to children and youth living in underserved communities in Machakos, Kenya. Their child-centred holistic programming includes education services, vocational and livelihoods training, and psychosocial support for youth and their caregivers.
Inspired by his own experience of isolation and stigma as a youth living with a disability, Bahati Satir Omar established Uwezon Youth Empowerment in 2014 with a vision to advocate, empower, and serve Rwandan children and youth with disabilities to live independently and with dignity. Since then, thousands of children and young people have been empowered to live independent, full meaningful and dignified lives.
Collaborating with local partners, Uwezo leads advocacy programmes that promote equal access to human rights, healthcare, and economic opportunity. To date they have enabled over 4800 children with disabilities to access quality education. Uwezo also provides caregiver training and support and ensures young people have access to inclusive health services.
Woza Moya, founded in 2000 in response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Ufafa Valley, began as a community caregiver programme delivering door-to-door counselling, testing, and treatment support. Over the years, it has grown into a holistic community centre providing early childhood development, youth empowerment, sustainable livelihoods, a mobile health clinic, and vital programmes for orphans and vulnerable children.
Your support will help Woza Moya continue to empower vulnerable children and families, ensuring they have access to healthcare, education, and opportunities to reach their full potential.
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