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📢 Are you an experienced Organizational Development (OD) consultant passionate about supporting community organizations? Children’s Rights and Violence Prevention Fund (CRVPF), in partnership with INTRAC, is offering a fully funded training program to strengthen the skills of OD consultants in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Ethiopia. This 8-month course will equip you to better serve local
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Children’s Rights and Violence Prevention Fund (CRVPF), and gnuGrid CRB, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, have extended their partnership for the Empowering Youth Through Data and Community Development (EYDCD) program
On Tuesday, June 4th, 2024, the Girls Create Change (GCC) Cluster, supported by CRVPF’s Adolescent Girls Power Program (AGPP) and based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, commemorated International Menstrual Hygiene Day. The event, held in Buyuni Ward, sought to educate communities about menstruation and menstruation hygiene and dispel misconceptions about periods and period hygiene. Additionally,
“My name is Sarah. My husband died a few years ago, leaving me to look after our six children and my ageing mother. I was overwhelmed in every element of my life; financially, I was struggling as the only one bringing in any money from my maize business, and emotionally, I was grieving. Because of how I was feeling, I used my children as punching bags. I would hit them with a large stick that I kept in the corner of my room. I would hurt them even if they had done nothing wrong, not realizing that they were also mourning their father.
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According to UNICEF (n.d), only 1 out of every 4 Ugandans, begins and completes their secondary education. Six out of ten of these Ugandans do not finish their secondary education due to costs associated with education. Godfrey, 22, is one of the several Ugandans who make up this statistic. He is now a peer mentor of an out-of-school youth club in Luweero, Central Uganda overseen by the Luweero VAC Cluster and supported by Children’s Rights and Violence Prevention Fund’s, Prevention of Violence Against Children & Young People (PVAC) grant. We recently sat down with him to learn about how the out-of-school youth club has impacted his life.
From Monday 22nd April to Wednesday 25th April 2024, the Children’s Rights and Violence Prevention Fund (CRVPF) team undertook a three-day team-building workshop in Entebbe. This activity aimed to foster stronger working relationships among the CRVPF team by developing a shared vision, mission, and values. This activity was especially important due to the recent addition of nearly ten new staff members supporting the Empowering Youth through Data and Community Development (EYDCD) program. Those who attended included our National Consultants who oversee CRVPF supported initiatives in Ethiopia and Kenya, as well as a Grant Officer from CRVPF’s US Office.
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Recently, we had the privilege of speaking with Mayimunah, the secretary of the Brilliant Club at a primary school in Mukono, Uganda. This student-led club operates under the guidance of focal teachers who facilitate the “good schools” intervention as part of Children’s Rights and Violence Prevention Fund’s, (CRVPF) Prevention of Violence Against Children and Young People program (PVAC). The intervention’s primary goal is to cultivate safe school environments that are free from violence and allow a child to begin and complete their education. During our conversation, we delved into Mayimunah’s role in the club and explored the significant impact it has had on her school community.
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