Game connect Africa connects both young mothers and young men to Vocational courses that i incorporate practical skills, hands on training and tangible industry skills that produces job makers. It focuses on specification programs and courses that revolve around skill requirement for a particular job function. Vocational training programs prepare...
Game connect Africa we are raising awareness of HIV, treatment, care and support to persons living with HIV/AIDS, Supporting the most at risk communities, Empowering grandmothers and their orphaned grandchildren, Orphans with eyeglasses and other medical careEmpowering young people to protect themselves from the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and increasing...
We are going to use game and sports to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the community where Gospel had not yet reach with the traditional methods of evangelism. Game and sports for Gospel Ministry and mental health programme that aims to improve the psychosocial wellbeing and mental health of vulnerable youth who are in and out of school....
Sport for development is about generating social development through the use of sport. It works on three levels: supporting an individual to learn and grow, a community to improve their living conditions, and, in the long term, a nation to overcome conflict or its effects. Sport is a tool for development.
Within almost all countries of the world there is a growing concern about the sexual and reproductive health of adolescents. This concern has resulted from either a real or a perceived increase in adolescent sexual activity, coupled with high rates of unplanned pregnancies, early childbearing and the transmission of sexually transmitted infections,...
Having observed high school-dropout rates in different communities around Jinja rural communities , I embarked on a campaign to bring these children back into education, and was delighted that more than 100 returned to school. However, after a short time, many continued once again to drop out. Together with some community members, we visited homes...
Our clubs are building a fundamental basis for environmental conservation
The Peace Clubs Student Empowerment Project focuses on promoting peace in both primary and secondary schools. In particular, this program will provide young girls a platform to learn skills, exchange experiences and apply the knowledge of what peace means and looks like in everyday life.
