What We Do and How we Do It

Recognizing the degree of marginalization and multiplicity of challenges faced by these young people before care, during and after care, we exist to essentially support these young people and adults to connect, belong, fully participate and thrive in society by:

Working with various stakeholders to provide opportunities where care leavers can learn to overcome trauma and violence.
Exploring opportunities to provide resources, life skills and knowledge that can help care leavers navigate the challenges of leaving care and life beyond care.
Creating platforms for meaningful participation in change, where their voices can be heard and feel free to share their stories and experiences in a safe and healing way and without discrimination, prejudice and victimization.
Working with those who believe in our cause to participate in spaces where we can be heard, participate meaningfully, and to influence policies, laws, and practices. We challenge the cycle of violence, neglect and exploitation in families, communities that result to family separation of thousands of children and young people and subsequent placement in alternative care.
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Motivation 4 Life Program
Each month an average of 45 young men and women attended these regular general open sessions.
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Ladies Empowerment Program
Each month an average of 45 young men and women attended these regular general open sessions.
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Empowerment through Puppetry
Each month an average of 45 young men and women attended these regular general open sessions.
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Computer Training and Service Centre
Each month an average of 45 young men and women attended these regular general open sessions.
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1000 Memories Project
Each month an average of 45 young men and women attended these regular general open sessions.
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Advocacy and Awareness Raising
Each month an average of 45 young men and women attended these regular general open sessions.
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