@KennedyOdede Ur also working hard to reach the community at grassroot level but ua people on the ground are failing u terrible if at all u can get away of reaching out to the beneficiaries of this project of youths that are being taken to go for tailoring courses u can rescue something
@Kady_D_B calling for ua help am raising this alarm to rescue widows from Siaya county widows are paying 10,000 at chiefs offices to file for succession which should be free
@SamuelAtandi Ur also a leader MP of alego Usonga ,why don't u just do your part and let Alego people feel comfortable with the 10years of your leadership when u were supporting feeding program with rotten maize and beans full of weeveles
@MuunganoCentre Should start at home with parents or guardian the foundation where children starting learning values n self worth....it creates trust n confidence
@MuunganoCentre@Power2YouthKe It has been a journey of growth n am proud of the project ,am a true reflection of power to youth a big change in my life and I will continue reaching out to girls to help them change their stories.
Now we ask you; where do you think conversations about teenage pregnancy and GBV should happen first?
Reply, Retweet or Pick a choice on the poll below with your answer:
๐ ฐ๏ธ School
๐ ฑ๏ธ Home
๐ฃ Both
#SIMUNcares#Pty
It was a lively session, and both sides gave strong views. The discussion showed the need to involve both school and home in protecting and supporting our young people. #SIMUNcares#EndGBV#StopTeenPregnancy#Pty@Power2YouthKe
Those who supported School argued that:
1. Teachers are trained to guide and counsel
2. Schools can take legal action
3. Teachers can link students to professional help
4. Some families may not be safe or supportive
#Pty#SIMUNcares@Power2YouthKe
Yesterday at Usula Secondary School, under @Power2YouthKe, we held a student debate on the motion:
"School or Home โ Where should we have conversations on Teenage Pregnancy and GBV Prevention?"
Here are some of the key points shared: #Thread#SIMUNcares#Pty