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SAFE Pwani have just started the second phase of their Who Am I? programme. This next phase focuses on the gender specific forms of discrimination that young women in Ukunda experience.
So far ten female ambassadors have been given a five day facilitation and peer education training. These ambassadors will now work with S.A.F.E. to reach out to other vulnerable young women in the community. ... See MoreSee Less
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S.A.F.E. teams have just undergone an emotional wellness and mental health training delivered by Jedidah Malkia Lemaron. The training took the teams through topics such as mental health first aid, myths and misconceptions about mental health, self care and trauma counselling.
This training has built the emotional resilience of key staff members who work tirelessly to create change in difficult areas such as sexual health and gender based violence.
Pictured is the SAFE Maa team in Loita during the training. ... See MoreSee Less
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SAFE Samburu's village committee scheme continues to be a key component of their FGC and HIV Programmes. The committee members are active in the villages providing support to their peers and referring people to a SAFE Samburu outreach officer should they need further interventions.
The Westgate VC's are pictured here undergoing their annual refresher training with the team. ... See MoreSee Less
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SAFE Samburu are continuing their mobile cinema tours of the Westgate Conservancy and Nyiro - delivering high quality Samburu film to some of the most remote and hard to reach bomas in Samburu County. So far the team have reached almost 10,000 community members.
The short film series is also gaining traction online, with over 1000 views on YouTube alone. Head over to our YouTube page to check them out. www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZLHmh9eCY0 ... See MoreSee Less
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SAFE Pwani have just returned from a another successful WASH performance tour in Ndavaya, Kwale County. The team are continuing to use innovative ways to keep educating the community on water, sanitation and hygiene, whilst keeping both the team and audience protected from Covid-19.
A new skit has been added to the WASH play to educate about the realities of Covid-19, and give out practical advice on how the community can protect themselves and their families. In the breaks in-between the shows the team volunteered to move around the community, providing mass covid-19 awareness.
Thank you to all the team, community volunteers and local administration for making this tour possible. ... See MoreSee Less
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