Updates from the Field - Promote Children Participation in Kenya
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Recent Updates from the Field
Give more-Get More Challenge
By Gichuki Francis - Executive Director, November 05, 2009 10:04 AM
Give More - Get More Challenge
Thank you for your continued support to TYSA.We wanted to let you know about an exciting opportunity that we are participating in through our partners, GlobalGiving.
When a donation is made to our project; Promote Children Participation www.globalgiving.com/3843 on GlobalGiving between November 10 and December 1, GlobalGiving will match that donation at 30%, 40% or 50%. And if we raise the most money or get the most donations, we are eligible for bonus awards up to $10,000. Matching funds are limited, so act quickly.
You can help us raise more money and earn the GlobalGiving prize money by spreading the word!
1) Pass along this email to your friends and families and ask them to tell others.
2) If you are planning to make a donation this year to TYSA please do so by going to our project on GlobalGiving www.globalgiving.com/3843
Again our sincere thanks for your support and all you have done for TYSA
Thank you,
Gichuki Francis
P.S. Pass this email along to friends and family!
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Strengthening of Children Network
By Gichuki Francis - Executive Director, October 19, 2009 10:01 AM
We are a member of Kenya Alliance for Advancement of Children Rights. Our Executive Director was in Mombasa attending a national workshop on monitoring violence against children 12th to 15th October 2009.
The workshop focused on helping civil societies to strength their networking in the areas of child protection and advocacy.
The workshop enlisted some of the abuses and violence facing children including defilements, child labour, early pregnancies, school-drop outs, drug abuse, prostitution, and child headed families, Female Genital Mutilation among others.
TYSA Director Mr. Gichuki Francis was nominated interim secretary of the Rift Valley Provincial Children Rights Network to spearhead its formation.
We believe TYSA will bring its vast experience in support child protection to the Provincial level.
With your continued support, we shall help the children interact and develop strong links.
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With Warm Regards from TYSA
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CHILDREN PARTICIPATE IN UN GLOBAL PEACE GAMES
By Gichuki Francis - Execuctive Director, September 28, 2009 02:25 PM
122 Children participated in this year UN Peace games on the 21st September 2009. The children Rights Club organized the event at the TYSA sports ground. Children participated in various sporting activities including soccer and tug of war. They had lots of fun!!
Susan, 16 year old girl read the UN Special advisor on sports for Development and Peace. This was the first time the children participated in the organization of the event. Thanks to the formation of the Children Rights Club.
‘Am so happy and feels empowered. I could not believe that I could stand in front of 300 people an read the UN Message’ Susan.
We want to thank all those who supported this event.
With Warm Regards from TYSA
Gichuki Francis
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Children Launch Children Rights Club
By Gichuki Francis - Executive Director, September 11, 2009 10:25 AM
The children said they have been abused for along time and time has come fo rthem to defend themselves by knowing their rights. ' I have been denied access to school by my parents everytime asking me to go and work in the farm even during school day. Now iam going to face my mum and tell her it is my rigt to education' June, 14 years old . June was also elected as the chairperson the club.
We beleive by empowering the children to know their rights and obligations, tey will grow up to defend human rights. The club meets every saturday from 2pm to 3pm to acarry out various activities.
We seek for your donations to help these children achieve their goals.
warm Regards
Gichuki Francis
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