2nd PILLAR
Training
Under Training we provide a variety of programs and workshops to children & youth as well as partner organizations and government departments.
Our trainings cover topics such as:
- Computer skills
- Basics of programming
- Crafts and creative arts
- Cooking and baking
- Sports
- Dance and choreography
- Theatre and Music
- Menstrual hygiene & STDs
- Gender based violence prevention
- Team Building
- Mental Health
- and more…
Together with our partners, we unleash 1000s of children, youth and partners every year with trainings to level up their skills.
Training Updates
Lifeskill Sission on”Rethinking Farming: Sustainable Mindsets for a Better Future” @St. Teresa Girls.
We had a session on sustainable farming methods aimed at increasing food production, reducing dependency, and lowering the cost of living at the community level….
Matchday 2 – Youth League & Post-Match Training Session
Participate in the second matchday of the youth league and use the momentum from the game to engage the entire Nyalenda Youngstars Football Club in a post-match training and reflection session. The da…
Boys Empowerment Training & Upliftment (BET-UP) Seminar.
The purpose of this activity was to engage boys under the Umoja Foundation in a focused discussion addressing the challenges they face, particularly around issues of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence a…
Get-Up and Bet – Up 1 Day Seminar For Boys At Umoja Foundation.
We were honored to serve as lead facilitators at the Get Up, Bet Up boys’ camp, a one-day seminar attended by high school students from various schools. The theme of our session was “Resilience and Ho…
Okiri Festival First Edition @ Remand Home
The Okiri Festival was organized as part of Better Me’s FIFA Foundation-funded community project, aiming to show children in the juvenile system that they deserve a second chance. The festival feature…
Facilitators’ Training for Volunteers and Students @ Jijenge
The second week of facilitator training at Jijenge Youth Organization welcomed participants from various organizations interested in volunteer facilitation. This collaborative approach enriched discus…