Meaningful child participation begins with creating spaces where children are heard, respected and taken seriously. As part of a visit to the State Department for Children Services by a team from the Government Delivery Unit, led by Mr. Olando Sitati, the Principal Secretary for Children Services, CPA Carren Ageng'o, together with technical officers led by Director Patrick Hoyd Isadia, engaged Ms. Tamara Ramah, a Child Advocate, to hear directly from a child on the issues affecting children today.
With courage and clarity, Tamara shared her perspectives and highlighted key issues affecting children, demonstrating the value of giving children a meaningful voice in decisions that concern their lives and futures.
Her contribution was a powerful reminder that children are not merely beneficiaries of policies and services. They are important partners in shaping solutions that affect their lives and future.
The State Department for Children Services remains committed to strengthening meaningful child participation and ensuring that children's voices inform policies, programmes and decisions affecting their rights, protection and wellbeing.
To report child protection concerns or emergencies, call the National Child Helpline 116. The service is toll-free and available to all.
Of all our #CHAN2024 Group opponents, it's Zambia we've faced the most times.
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- Played: 34
- Won: 6
- Drawn: 7
- Lost: 21
But let's talk today about our first meeting π§΅
#AfricaIsComingHome@pepeta_ke
IN Raila Odinga's mind, the solution should be negotiated in a 25-member committee (9 appointed by him), specially gazetted, housed at the plenary of the KICC, with a budget, sitting allowances, secretariat (chairman and two deputy chairs one from ODM), several 4WD vehicles allocated for the Chairman and committee members, security guards, 10 o'clock tea outside the plenary, lunch at Serena, occasionally choir entertainment, selection of 5 subcommittees,
Then timeline allocation upto end of November and can be extended, a working document with some 15-point agenda which should be finetuned by a selected panel of lawyers led by Mwangi...koso koso... Report to be prepared at Whitesands hotel...
Baba, your time is long gone
Article 1 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 places sovereignty in the hands of the people.
When those entrusted with power turn that power into a weapon against us,
the contract is void.
We the People are:
Morally obligated
Constitutionally empowered
Historically justified
β¦to nonviolently sever ties with this rogue regime.
They will kill you β live on camera.
They will kill you β in your home.
They will kill you β then drag your body,
still warm, to the station β to hide it.
They will kill you β and blame you for it.
They will rape you β and call it law.
They will kill you β and rewrite the story.
What a failed regime