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Girl Power Clubs induction workshop |
On Saturday 11th February 2017 Girl Power Clubs
Africa and Ushindi Boys Clubs successfully held induction workshops in Teso North, Busia
County. The workshops were attended by a total of 300 students and 15 teachers from
16 schools across Busia County. The schools included: Akadoot Primary, Changara
High School, ACK Rwatama Primary, Kolanya Girls Primary, Kolanya Boys High
School, Katakwa Primary, Katakwa Secondary, Aedomoru Primary, Aedomoru
Secondary, Bishop Sulumeti Secondary, Kolanya Boys Primary, Albert Ekirapa
Secondary, Okimaru Primary, Akolong Primary, Kaujakito Primary and Kamunyele
Primary.
The 300 girls and boys, divided into Girl Power and Ushindi Boys Clubs,
had workshops running in two separate halls at Katakwa Secondary School, each facilitated by Sadili’s
social educators Joy Akim and Kevin Ayuko respectively. Topics of discussion
included: who Girl Power and Ushindi Clubs are, their importance, understanding
the female body (for Girl Power Clubs) and male body (for Ushindi Boys Club),
the importance of being in school, entrepreneurship and health & fitness. After
this, elections were held where each school had a chance to vote for its
leaders.
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Albert Ekirapa Secondary receives a new computer |
One of the schools that has Girl Power Clubs programme steadily running, Albert Ekirapa Secondary School, received a brand new computer. The new computer is meant to boost Girl Power's mentorship programme in the school. It was donated by Girl Power Clubs supporters Ronald Pothuizen and Tessa Van Der Heiden, as well founder Dr. Liz Odera.
Girl Power Clubs Africa is a leadership program that provides teenage
girls with a chance to learn life skills and learn to make decisions that
affect their lives and their communities positively. Ushindi Boys Clubs on the other hand is a men's leadership programme that initiates teenage boys through various stages of growth into young men.
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Bishop Sulumeti Secondary School |
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Aedomoru Secondary School |
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Ushindi Boys Club induction |
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Changara Secondary School |
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Albert Ekirapa Secondary School |
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Katakwa Primary School |
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Kaujakito Primary School |
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Katakwa Secondary School |
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Ushindi Boys Club discussion group |
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