Activity Report
Location: Remand Home
Activity Date: 14.02.2024
Start Time: 10:00 AM End Time: 12:00 PM
Facilitators: Ruth, Diana
Number of Participants: 32
Male: 26 Female: 6
Activity Purpose/ Summary:
During this talk,we delved into the vital concept of responsibility and its significance in shaping teenagers as valuable members of society. We explored the essence of being accountable individuals, highlighting the impact of their actions on themselves and others.
Additionally, we addressed the fears often associated with taking on responsibilities, aiming to provide reassurance and guidance.
Personnel Input:
The Facilitator first introduced the word “Responsibility”
Responsibility means a state of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over something, or being accountable of one’s actions and decisions.
-These are the questions addressed during the session.
1. Would you say you are responsible and why?
2. How do we take responsibilities at home, school, Remand home and in the society at large.
3. Do you face any fear with taking responsibilities?
4. How did you address these fears?
These questions were discussed in-depth with proper guidance from the facilitator. It was amazing how the teenagers opened up on their life style which made the class to be very interactive.
Achievements:
During our discussion, we witnessed a notable increase in awareness among the teenagers regarding the importance of responsibility.
-Many participants expressed a newfound understanding of how their actions contribute to the greater community and recognized the empowerment that comes with taking ownership of their choices.
Unanticipated Achievements:
One unexpected outcome was the depth of engagement from the teenagers. They actively shared personal experiences and insights, fostering a supportive environment for open dialogue. Furthermore, some individuals who initially seemed clueless about the topic showed remarkable growth in confidence as they began to grasp the concept of responsibility.
Supporting Partners:
Remand Home
