#youth programmes

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COVID-19: FG Spends ₦104 Billion On Handwashing, Youth Programmes

COVID-19: FG Spends ₦104 Billion On Handwashing, Youth Programmes

The Federal Government through the Ministry of Water Resources got N9.9bn from the N2.3tn COVID-19 intervention fund to implement the ‘wash programme’ which involves water sanitation and health projects. This is just as N94bn was disbursed for youth empowerment and job creation. These details were revealed by the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning in response to a Freedom…

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[carololson]

Second Installment:

Guest Host Jennifer Gallienne returns with her series on youth from the Bokamoso Life Center in Wintervelt South Africa. Becky Jacobson, Art Therapist at Mind Body Art Essentials is has been working with them over the past few years. They are in the United States to talk about their youth leadership and arts programs. You can check out their US tour from their website through…

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[carololson]

Bokamoso Youth

Today Jennifer Gallienne returns as guest host to invite a new group of youth from the Bokamoso Life Center in Wintervieldt South Africa. They return to talk about the progress of their center incorporating leadership for youth, art therapy, education, and other creative endeavors for youth to get involved and address the issues in their community.

You can listen to the show here

Links:

WRIR 97.3…

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[bstarproductions]

New Photography Campaign Announced to Inspire Young People

Support @photographyLDN who will be helping young people discover their world through a camera!

Established by Culture Club Photography Workshops, an organisation that already offers an interactive way to learn photography for adults, the goal of the campaign is to offer young people (11-19),  accessible photography workshops.

Culture Club Photography Workshops plan to raise £3,000 which will buy 10 SLR cameras to run a pilot project and for young students to use - and the hope is that by participating in the project, they will be able to develop a portfolio, understand digital photography and enjoy a new hobby. The organisation will partner with schools and youth clubs across the capital to implement the full programme.

This is an non-profit initiative set up by CEO of Culture Club Photography Workshops, Matilda Egere-Cooper. Please support this very worthy cause! 

Donate to Culture Club Photography Programmes for Young People