We are a youth-led group with affiliation to Plan International and have chapters in 14 countries across Africa. We engage in advocacy & influencing activities.
@PlanSierraLeone recently completed a validation of its Sponsorship Alumni Operation Guide to strengthen alumni engagement and drive collective action for lasting impact. The guide ensures alumni become active partners in advocacy, leadership, and social impact initiatives.
Guinea-Bissau Alumni have established a social enterprise unit, specializing in the production of high-quality school bags and offering top tier catering services to individuals and institutions. Notably, all revenue generated is reinvested into alumni-led initiatives. @PlanWACA
over 100 former Sponsored Children (SCs) graduated in Sierra Leone and transitioned to join our Alumni Network with a strong commitment to creating an impact in their communities and mentoring fellow SCs. For these graduates, this milestone symbolizes empowerment & leadership.
Under our new initiative dubbed “Gender Transformative Football Project” being implemented in Guinea, our team have setup 18 football clubs in 9 schools. Through this initiative, we hope to dismantle gender stereotypes and norms and empower the youth to champion gender equality.
After an intriguing project idea pitching competition among 6 countries on 3 key thematic areas; Climate Change, SRHR & Gender Equality, the Alumni Network of Ghana, Togo & Guinea emerged winners & are expected to receive special grant to implement their project ideas.
Plan International Ghana donates assorted items and its alumni network adds an amount of GHS30,000 to support Citi FM/Citi TV's #Relief4LowerVolta campaign
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In collaboration with @PlanIntGhana , our network members in Ghana presented a check of GHS:30,000 ($2,500) to @Citi973 in support of its resettlement project for victims of the Akosombo Dam spillage. @PlanInGh_Alumni
Youth Centeredness is about ensuring that young people are at the centre of decision making and that our voices are heard. It's about recognizing that young people are the experts on their own experiences and needs, and giving them a seat at the table.
🎓Education is the cornerstone of empowerment! By involving youth in humanitarian efforts, we're not only shaping their future, but also fortifying communities against crises. It's a win-win! 📚🌟
#EducationForAll#YouthInAction
The political declaration at the High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development under the auspices of the General Assembly has been unanimously adopted! @PlanNY_UN@PlanWACA
Support young people with funding and Stop taking advantage of their social capital to boost your visibility and interest- Thuba, youth advocate with Plan International urged leaders of agencies and institutions. @PlanNY_UN@PlanGlobal@PlanWACA@PlanIntGhana
“Gender Transformation Education is the primary accelerator to the attainment of the SDGs and shaping the future of education” - Kathleen Sherwin, Chief Strategy and Engagement Officer @PlanNY_UN@PlanGlobal@PlanWACA@PlanIntGhana
At #UNGA78, girls are shining a 💡 on how the world is off track for achieving nearly all 17 #SustainableDevelopmentGoals. Girls have told us they want their voices to be heard. We must take meaningful, decisive action to accelerate progress on the #SDGs.
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Highlights of our youth advocate remarks during @UNFPAGhana panel discussion on West and Central Africa Commitments on Educated, healthy and thriving adolescents and young people at the 5th African Youth SDGs Summit in Lusaka, Zambia. @youthsdgssummit@PlanWACA@PlanIntGhana
Shirley, our youth advocate from Ghana is representing us at the ongoing African Youth SDGs Summit in Lusaka, Zambia & will be highlighting our innovative activities & @PlanWACA contribution towards the attainment of the SDGs. #SDGs#AYSDGs#YouthInnovation@PlanIntGhana
#GenderEquality is not only a womens issue. We need everyone to put in efforts for us to achieve the future of equality" 👊 - Our inspiring youth advocate, Farida, 24 sharing her hopes for a more equal future at the #WD2023 opening plenary.