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OUR ACTIVITIES

Kenya | Kitale

— Birunda Young Mothers

Due to limited resources, underdevelopment, and cultural sensitivities, women and girls often have few opportunities for employment or to pursue a livelihood. Birunda Young Mothers group supports women’s livelihoods through Self-Help Groups. These women meet regularly in local communities to develop specific skills, such as tailoring, sewing, carpet weaving, and handicrafts.

Financial Awareness Foundation(U.S.A)

— Improving Financial Awareness and Financial Literacy

Too many people are on the verge of running out of money prematurely – long before their life expectancy. Many families are burdened with large amounts of debt, while many adults don’t have nor realize why it’s important to have a current financial,estate and gift plans to protect themselves and their families. We have a serious problem.This lack of financial awareness, along with the financial illiteracy epidemic places a HUGE growing amount of pressure on families and friends, employers, nonprofits; as well as the ultimate safety net the government. This is not just a local epidemic it’s an international one.

Cesie (Italy)

— (Inter)cultural heritage, education For Social InclusiON

OBJECTIVES

To develop new educational approaches based on the valorization of intercultural heritage to promote young people’s active participation as well as means to promote key competencies for the growth of intercultural citizens.

Watch More….#FuSION_Kenya

For more info:-Heritagefusion

For more info:-Fusion Resources

Asociatia Liber la Educatie, Cultura si Sport (Romania)

— ToLERaNce

To develop, test and spread new tools and exchange good practices for preventing discrimination within young people. To research the level of human rights implementation in each partner country, focusing on discrimination and on the basis of this research to develop new educational methodologies for integration of young people who are discriminated on different levels.

As a result, we will produce a Handbook Good practices of campaigns promoting human rights ToLERaNce Training Program with useful tools and educational methodologies.

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For more info:-Tolerance-ErasmusPlus-project

Global Liver Institute GLI (U.S.A)

— nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) AND nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)

GLI is a nonprofit organization founded on the belief that liver health must be on the global public health agenda commensurate with the prevalence and impact of liver illness.

GLI saves lives by empowering patient advocates to collaborate with policymakers, clinicians, and industry to drive the liver health field forward

GLI promotes innovation, encourages collaboration, and supports scaling optimal approaches to help eradicate liver diseases. Operating globally, GLI is committed to solving the problems that matter to liver patients and equipping advocates to improve the lives of individuals and families impacted by liver disease.

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For more info:-Global Liver Institute

COHECF-KENYA

Tuchape Story-Digital Storytelling for Social Change

Tuchape Story is a digital storytelling platform for social change. The problem we are solving is lack of positive role models and mentors among youths in Trans Nzoia County that has contributed to drug abuse, hopelessness, and increase in crime.

The project leverages on the power of narratives to amplify voices, foster community engagement, build confidence, motivate, educate and drive positive transformation in the community.

Objectives of Tuchape Story

-Inspire youth for social causes by creating human connection and emotional resonance

-Share learning and lessons from successes and failures with the youth

-Communicate abstract and complex ideas in ways that encourage understanding and value connections

-Introduce a new topic into the public dialogue, contribute to an ongoing conversation and engage youth as active participants.

“I know from experience that something happens when two people sit down to tell stories from their lives and to listen. Together, maybe they learn, they forgive, they cry, they remember. Something in them moves, even if it’s just a tiny bit. Storytelling and Social Change offers valuable guidance for people who want to use the practice of telling and listening to stories to make a positive difference in their communities.”
—Dave Isay, founder and president of Story Corps