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Street to success: Empowerment Strategy for Street Children in Sub-saharan Africa
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Street to success: Empowerment Strategy for Street Children in Sub-saharan Africa - Information Matched Team Team 38 Name Joan Lesley Sani Country Nigeria Scholarship G-20 Email Address josan0419@gmail.com Year 2021 Program MDP Workplace Category Government Workplace Federal Ministry of Women Affairs Department Women Development Position Gender-Based Violence Officer -
Brief intro of project
Street to success: Empowerment Strategy for Street Children in Sub-saharan Africa - Brief intro of project Title Street to success: Empowerment Strategy for Street Children in Sub-saharan Africa Sustainable Development Goals 10. Reduced Inequalities Timely Global Issues 5. Exchange of Knowledge and Culture Health Summary of your project Many young people in our communities are forced onto the streets due to parental neglect, poverty, abuse, and societal violence. This vulnerable population is at risk of exploitation, addiction, and involvement in conflicts. By addressing these root causes and providing essential support, we can break the cycle of poverty and violence and contribute positively to society. The statistics provided by UNICEF are alarming: an estimated 30 million children find themselves living and working on the streets of Africa. In Nigeria, an estimated 7 million street children are making it the third in ranking worldwide. -
Alumni or organization want to cooperate with
Street to success: Empowerment Strategy for Street Children in Sub-saharan Africa - Alumni or organization want to cooperate with Specific alumni in mind Those in these field and can contribute. Specific nationality of the alumni in mind Specific organization(s) / workplace(s) in mind Preshpee Initiative For Women and Children Specific work position(s) in mind Partners -
Details of Cooperation Project
Street to success: Empowerment Strategy for Street Children in Sub-saharan Africa - Details of Cooperation Project Objective of the Project The initiative aims to address the pressing issue of street children by providing support services. The project aims to protect, empower, and reintegrate these vulnerable children into society Expected Benefits from the Project Reduced number of street children
Improved health and well-being of street children
Increased access to education and skills training
Enhanced self-esteem and life skills
Successful reintegration into families or supportive communities
Reduced involvement in crime and substance abuseAnything you would like to inform the potential partner I am looking forward to good collaboration and networking.