Towards Dignity Without Drugs

This day was celebrated on June 26 in the St. Martin CSA hall together with other stakeholders including Nyahururu town business community, St Martin CSA, Recovery Trails Treatment Center, New KCC, Spears Supermarket, Laikipia University, Nyahururu Water and Sanitation Company, individual of goodwill and other members of the community. The day’s activities ranged from a thematic walk around Nyahururu town flagged off by the Nyahururu Sub County Deputy County Commissioner that reached over 1000 people; and an interactive session and entertainment in the St. Martin CSA Hall. Recovering addicts and their families shared experiences of their recovery journey. Speakers of the day emphasized the need to support people struggling with drugs and addiction. The Community Programme for Addiction coordinator summed up the day with a call to the various categories of people present:

Students and young people: Avoid drugs and if you get into them seek help!
Parents: Know your children!
Teachers: Those in drugs needs help, not punishments!
Government: Combat drug supply!

The day is observed internationally as an expression of the United Nations determination to strengthen action and cooperation to achieve the goal of an international society free of drug abuse.

: Created: 28 June 2019

What we do

Support youth acquiring technical skills

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The programme works with vulnerable youth by providing them with practical skills through attaching them with local artisans. In addition, the youth are equipped with life-skills and entrepreneurial skills. This increases their opportunity to access decent job creation and enhances their employability, thereby contributing to reduce unemployment, vulnerability and poverty for vulnerable and marginalized youth, both in urban and rural settings. }

Dumisha Amani - Sustain Peace

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Building a Secure Environment for Children to Flourish

The Dumisha Amani project is driven by a crucial objective: to contribute to a secure environment where children can grow and develop. We recognize the profound impact of conflicts on children and young people, both directly and indirectly. In our project area, many children have suffered violations, been forced into perpetuating violence, and experienced the loss of loved ones. They have endured physical harm, displacement, education deprivation, and sexual abuse and exploitation. The consequences of conflict extend beyond the immediate, hindering economic and social development and impeding the holistic growth and development of children. With Dumisha Amani, we strive to create a brighter and safer future for every child.

Strenghten the capacity of Child Right Promoters

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These are volunteers who are drawn from the community and are empowered to act as community TOTs, and supported to implement activities in churches, schools, public meetings and other fora with the aim of sensitizing the community on child rights. These volunteers are headhunted from among church school teachers, duty bearers and primary school teachers. In addition to awareness creation, they mobilize resources from their communities to support vulnerable children and shed lights on abuses facing children. The programme is currently working with 130 volunteers in various parts of Nyahururu, and Nyandarua.

Building Resilient Livelihoods

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Establishing Sustainable Livelihoods: We believe in long-term solutions. Through our unique approach, we train 20 “Sustainable Livelihood champions” Trainers of Trainers, cascading valuable knowledge on protection, diversification, and resilience to climate change to 200 beneficiaries. This ensures a lasting impact and empowers communities to thrive independently.

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