Our projects:Tackling bullying and violence in secondary schools, educating children on the street and providing career counselling to secondary school students
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#talkThursday!
The flyer shows our proposed 2021 actitives in a glance.
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We kindly solicit for donors and partners for any month's activity. We are particularly interested in partnering with media firms/videographers for a documentary on street-connected children,
We spoke to them about Peer Pressure the last time we met with them and we told him to recap what he learnt about peer pressure.
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I couldn't get a complete video because he was camera shy
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We met with the boys and spoke to them about PEER PRESSURE, we gave them work sheets, some could write and went ahead to answer the questions, for others that could not write, we read out the questions for them and when they gave us answers, we wrote the answers on the worksheet
Change will not come if we wait for some other person, or if we wait for some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.
Happy International day of African Child
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not their right to get angry when people ask them not to clean their glass or don't give them money afterwards, they shouldn't be violent and should refrain from being entiled, afterwards we gave them refreshment.
On Saturday may 14, we meet with the children on the street and spoke to them about manners, being respectful and taking permission before cleaning people's car, we explained to them the importance of the word PLEASE, THANK YOU etc. We went further to explain to them that it's
Take a timeout. ...
Get someone else involved. ...
Teach them what you expect. ...
Recognize their positive behaviors. ...
Timeout. ...
Consequence. ...
Pick your battles.