2023–2025: 1,200 active club members participated in 30 school clubs and 15 out-of-school clubs.
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Our Work
Youth clubs and community participation
Young people grow when they have safe places to meet, learn, create, play and contribute. KIVIDEA's clubs and community activities combine peer learning, sport, creative expression and leadership so participants can build confidence and voice, and take part in discussions affecting their lives.
Overview
What this programme does
Young people grow when they have safe places to meet, learn, create, play and contribute. KIVIDEA's clubs and community activities combine peer learning, sport, creative expression and leadership so participants can build confidence and voice, and take part in discussions affecting their lives.
What we do
In this programme
Peer-led learning in school and community youth clubs
Sport and creative expression
Discussion of health, rights and protection
Youth leadership and community initiatives
Who this is for
Young people in school and out of school across Kigoma-Ujiji and Uvinza take part in clubs and community activities.
Our approach
Working with young people
With support from trained peers and youth leaders, young people discuss health, rights and protection, organise activities, practise leadership and contribute to community initiatives.
Results
The difference so far
30 schools were reached, including 9 primary and 21 secondary schools.
90 peer educators and 180 club leaders were trained and engaged to facilitate learning and lead club activities.
60 teachers, 46 community volunteers, 120 community leaders and 60 health providers were trained to mentor and support young people.
Over 180 peer-led initiatives were conducted in schools and communities.
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Where else we work
See our other programmes for children and young people in Kigoma.
