Sports is our backbone but its power goes beyond the game.
What if we used sports to build peace, bridge differences and resolve conflict?
Tomorrow, we explore how sport can foster dialogue, inclusion and stronger communities.
#SportsForPeace#UnitedBySports
Sports bring us together. Gambling shouldn't tear us apart.
Young people to maintain peace whether they win or lose a bet. No match is worth violence, conflict, or risking your future.
Choose peace. Enjoy sports responsibly.
#ResponsibleBetting#PeaceThroughSports #UnitedBySports
Caregivers needs holistic information about child development and therefore strengthening linkages between caregivers and parents is very fundamental for the enhancement of child milestones. Thanks to @TinyTotos for mobilizing daycare helpers to attend this forum.
Consortium of women empowerment conducted a day training workshop for informal daycare staff (Helpers) about how to handle children with special needs and how to recognize child abuse.
Care and domestic work, both paid and unpaid is at the heart of communities and is an integral component of economies all over the world. However, when it comes to unpaid care and domestic work, women bear a disproportionate burden. There is need to involve men.
Grassroots women rights organization has ability to address progress. With proper funding and capacity building they able to advocate and champion for women rights in their communities thanks @covaw and @CREAWKenya for supporting our initiatives.
om laughter to reflection, Moderator Kanja Mungai’s icebreaker moment brought everyone closer, paving the way for open dialogue and meaningful learning. #Inclusion#SafeSpaces#AntiBullying#UnitedBySports
A major milestone for Kenya’s Care Economy!
I’m Dr. Josephine Obonyo, Secretary of Gender at the State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action. Today’s conference marked a significant step forward the validation of Kenya’s Draft National Care Policy, a process that has been nearly three years in the making.
This policy is about recognition, reward, and redistribution.
For too long, care and domestic work often done silently and without pay has gone unrecognized, despite being the backbone of our homes, communities, and economy. The Care Policy aims to change that by ensuring that care work, whether done by women or men, is formally acknowledged, fairly rewarded, and more equally shared.
We are now on the final stretch: submitting the policy to Cabinet for approval and implementation.
This has been a collaborative journey, with both state and non-state partners walking alongside us. We now call on all stakeholders to support its dissemination and nationwide implementation.
A fairer care economy means a stronger Kenya for everyone.
#CareEconomy #GenderEquality #PolicyForChange #KenyaCares #StateDepartmentForGender #CareWorkRecognition #SocialProtection #EconomicJustice #DomesticWorkMatters
We had a fulfilling and impactful day with teen and young mothers as we came together to celebrate World Menstrual Hygiene Day at Waithaka Health Centre.
Special thanks to @CREAWKenya for the incredible facilitation and support in making this day meaningful