Undugu Society has celebrated the graduation of Community Child Rights Club (CCRC) members, marking a journey of empowering children to understand and champion their rights while strengthening community-based efforts to prevent streetism and homelessness.
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Through every season, rain or shine, hardship or hope, Undugu has walked alongside street-connected children and youths. We have stood with them in moments of despair, and we have celebrated their courageous steps toward transformation.
We are not just present , we are rooted.
Justice in Action | Nairobi City County Law Courts Open Day
As a proud member of the Court Users Committee, Undugu Society of Kenya joined fellow justice sector actors in vital discussions aimed at enhancing case flow and strengthening our criminal justice system.
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Through the USK Youth Association Model, we’ve seen a powerful shift as young people are no longer just beneficiaries, but they are becoming leaders, changemakers and protectors of their communities.
Join the movement, Witness the change and Support youth power.
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With the launch of the Citi project, Undugu Society of Kenya led a stakeholders engagement in Eldoret chaired by the Uasin Gishu County Commissioner . @undugu_kenya introduced the project focus and ultimate goal of addressing streetism and homelessness among street families.
At the launch of Children’s Service Week, USK demonstrated its commitment to advocating for children’s rights by supporting and actively participating in the events held at the Kisumu Law Courts ground.
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Our 2 years @commonwealthorg funded project has greatly helped to influence health seeking behavior of People Living and Working in the Streets (PLAWS) by building capacities and advocacy. The video (muted) captures moments between staff, Community Health Champions and PLAWS.
This year, under our @Taksvarkki_ry funded project, we are supporting 16 youth in vocational training among other initiatives. The training is aimed at enhancing their income security, while reducing their relapse to negative influences like drug and substance abuse and crime.
Supported by @WeSeeHope, we recently rolled out a child protection project in Kilifi County. Through this project, we seek to reduce push factors that lead to streetism among vulnerable children in the county.
Boys protection from Violence, exploitation and abuse must be deliberate through systemic and household safe spaces, where their voice, quest for identity, growth and development is pursued with commitment to equality and justice.
@Gvrckenya@Pendekezo_Letu@FFEveryChild
Child rights protection is wholly realized through acknowledgement of the plight of boys, enhanced community awareness and empowerment of the boys to speak up against sexual abuse. Boys need protection too.
@FFEveryChild#UnitedForBoys#BlueUmbrellaDay@Gvrckenya
@undugu_kenya @FFEveryChild@Gvrckenya Let's all raise awareness about the issue of boy child violation through education and advocacy efforts. This includes educating communities, parents, and children themselves about the rights of boys and the importance of preventing their exploitation and abuse.
Around the world, 1 in 13 boys experiences sexual abuse as well as exploitation or exposed to inappropriate sexual materials which have long-term negative consequences for boys’ health and wellbeing. We must act to protect boys from these consequences.
@FFEveryChild@Gvrckenya
By challenging existing taboos and harmful social norms around sexual violence, we can encourage more boys to speak more comfortably about this issue and how it affects them. Let's empower boys to speak out against sexual exploitation.
@Pendekezo_Letu@Gvrckenya@FFEveryChild
Protecting childless people is a fundamental human right. We must not worsen the pain of childlessness by abusing the dignity of being human, yet it's a universal right without borders