Celsa chorogeli

[Ajenda Kenya @AjendaKenya]

Break the silence, end the violence.
Strong women empower women. Strong communities proyltect women. #16daysofactivism #endgbv #stopgbv #fyp #eomenviolnceawareness

[Ajenda Kenya @AjendaKenya]

In partnership with @siasaplace ,we held a Trustlab Baraza in Chaani ward, Changamwe, focusing on digital threats and how they affect our communities in their everyday lives. #trustlabbaraza #siasaplace #ajendakenya #fypage

[Ajenda Kenya @AjendaKenya]

The fight against GBV isn't just offline!!!
The internet should be a place of empowerment, not harassment. Let's use the 16 days of activism to fight back against cyber bullying. #shujaazaccountability #gbvawareness #womenviolence #endgbv #16daysofactivism

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@ayt_org @BetSharon @GlobalFundWomen @WeForSheMovKn @Cwid4Cwid @CoastRights @HakiYetuOrg @MUHURIkenya @AjendaKenya @TIKenya @EACCKenya @keithlugonzo44 @_njaikelvin Kilifi county depicts a clear definition of favoritism and tribalism, having 79% of the staff come from one dominant community contrary to the National Cohesion and Integration Act 2008. Equal opportunities should be provided to all regardless of their ethnicities.

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@AjendaKenya Good ways to get feedback from the community include holding community meetings for people to share ideas,using online surveys for quick answers,and placing suggestion boxes in public places. Social media polls,SMS msgs,and small group talks can help gather different opinions.

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@AjendaKenya To keep the community involved after the event, a community action team can be formed to follow up on progress and share updates. Holding regular town hall meetings, using social media for discussions, and appreciating community efforts would keep everyone interested and heard.

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@AjendaKenya Community groups and stakeholders can collaborate by forming a Task Force with youth, leaders, and businesses to oversee projects. They can hold idea-sharing forums for sharing solutions and resources and start a mentorship program to guide youth in sustaining projects.

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@AjendaKenya The building of a new hospital at mjambere ward really stood out for me because the nearest hospital was that of Mlaleo cdf health center that was quite a distance, a new hospital would help the community

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@AjendaKenya I would propose a Youth Innovation Challenge where young people suggest solutions to local issues, with winning ideas receiving funding and support. This would boost creativity, entrepreneurship, and community involvement.

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@AjendaKenya Young people face problems like not knowing about forums, feeling ignored, and lacking information. To solve this, we can share information, use online platforms, and hold simple youth-friendly talks. Including youth leaders and making forums easy to understand can also help.

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@AjendaKenya Youth-led town hall meetings can give young people a platform to share their views on local issues, governance, and development. Their ideas and feedback can help shape county plans, ensuring their voices influence key decisions. Local youth councils could also be established.

[Celsa chorogeli @CChorogeli92003]

@AjendaKenya Apart from being a patriot and an active citizen am also an active youth who really was interested in knowing what plans have been put in place to Carter for youths wellbeing and recommend on the priorities that should be dealt with first