Showing posts with label Boys 2 Men Initiative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boys 2 Men Initiative. Show all posts

Saturday, March 18, 2017

Ushindi Club Leaders 2017



We proudly introduce the leadership team for Ushindi Clubs this year and we wish them well as they undertake their duties. Congratulations boys! 



ALBERT EKIRAPA SECONDARY- BOYS



TITLE
AGE
FORM
NAME
RED BERET
16
3
OMUSE ELISHA
BLUE BERET
17
3
NAIBEI DENNIS
GREEN BERET
16
3
CHRIS KARANI AJELO
YELLOW BERET
14
1
OKADAPAU ONESMUS
SPORTS MANAGER
17
3
EKISA EDWIN
CAPTAIN
16
4
OMULAMA JOSHUA
JUNIOR REFEREE
15
1
ITULIA KELVIN
BUSINESS MANAGER
16
3
ONG'ORO PETER
ASS. BUSINESS MANAGER
16
2
OSHALE TITUS
MARKETING MANAGER
17
2
EKISA .D. OCAMPO




KOLANYA BOYS HIGH



TITLE

FORM

RED BERET
17
1
ZAWADI EMMANUEL
BLUE BERET
14
1
SIMIYU BRIAN
GREEN BERET
13
1
DENNIS MWENDWA
YELLOW BERET
15
1
REUBEN WAFULA
SPORTS MANAGER
14
1
HARRISON HANS
CAPTAIN
16
1
OLEMA JOSHUA
JUNIOR REFEREE
15
1
DERRICK WAMBOYE
BUSINESS MANAGER
15
1
HASSAN SULEIMAN
ASS. BUSINESS MANAGER
15
1
JUDAH KIOKO
MARKETING MANAGER
14
1
SAMUEL NYUKURI




S.D.A KAUJAKITO PRIMARY- BOYS



TITLE

CLASS

RED BERET
12
6
JOSPHAT EKAZZI
BLUE BERET
14
5
TITUS OJILONG
GREEN BERET
12
6
SALVAN ONYANGO
YELLOW BERET
13
5
GLEN BEN
SPORTS MANAGER
14
5
COLLINS SIGEI
CAPTAIN
14
5
BRIAN EKILASI
JUNIOR REFEREE
11
3
GEDION ESEME
BUSINESS MANAGER
13
5
GLEN BEN
ASS. BUSINESS MANAGER
13
6
JOHNSON KESIS
MARKETING MANAGER
11
4
LIVINGSTONE EMOJONG

Friday, December 2, 2011

GIRL POWER/ BOYS 2 MEN ANNUAL SPORTS CAMP

Holiday Camp time people!
Girl Power Clubs Africa run a sports camp for both boys and girls dubbed Girl Power - Boys 2 Men Sports Camp. The one week long December camp saw an average turn out of at least 70 teenagers a day who came to Sadili Oval Sports Academy; had them trained in Tennis, Basket Ball, Base Ball , Touch Rugby and a daily dose of very lively Life Skills sessions had the young stars busy for half the day ending with lunch before they went home.
Attending to them were 6 Tennis coaches, 2 Life skills speakers, 2 Rugby coaches, 7 Base ball coaches and  3 Project Assistants. We got a chance to address a number of criticall issues facing the children including hygine for the younger ones to relationships for the teens...it was fun listening to the many misconcptions they had being clarified to them.

Looking forward to another joint Holiday Camp in December 2012!

Saturday, June 4, 2011

OPEN CONFERENCE ON THE KENYA CONSTITUTION

The Girl Power Clubs had a special opportunity to learn
about the Kenya's Constitution and how to take advantage of it, at an open conference for teenage boys and girls held at Sadili Oval Sports Academy.
The boys were also given the chance to speak out and be heard and in so doing, promoting gender sensitivity and equality. The conference also acted as a platform for the launch of the BOYS 2 MEN INITIATIVE which has recorded massive improvement in its registration since.



Participants learned about the work of the newly created positions
in the lines of the senate government and devolution, both new aspects that grace the pages of the newly enacted constitution. It is also important to note that the young enthusiasts in attendance
were also equipped with preparation skills in dealing with the coming general elections in 2013. Since the 2007 post election violence, when the country had been torn apart along ethnic lines, efforts towards national healing have always been pooled together among different social classes. This conference, which was held by Girl Power Clubs, in partnership with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation's PLDP and Women Win, delivered much needed lessons in ethnic co-existence and national cohesion. The attendees who came from different secondary schools had their own unique stories with regard to the atmosphere surrounding the events during and after the elections, when the country was in the doldrums
All youth pledged to continue with the healing process in their communities and that each one will see the country hold free, fair and peaceful elections come 2012.
Special thanks go to Sadili Oval, the Girl Power Clubs, Women Win, PLDP and Dr. Liz Odera for bringing together the 46 boys and 62 girls in an interactive and highly informational conference.