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Title: VISION_18
Location:
Kenya
Status:
In Progress
Timeline: Ongoing
Categories: Poverty, Learning & Education , Culture & Identity
Description:
The Vision_18 is a project for young people by young people. We use simple yet effective methods to encourage the youth to help each other and themselves.The project targets disadvantaged urban youth in Nairobi and rural youth in Kenya.We use better placed young people to help those who are not so well off. It is founded on the principle that people are motivated to stive for better only if they KNOW there is something better, and knowledge...
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Mar 20th, 2006 - 01:17:30 | Moses 2005
Hello people,its really gives a feeling of good hope to hear that V18 is doing quite well!Actaully as a result of me being too much of an older age and mybe my way of doing things and that of V18... (read more)
Nov 8th, 2005 - 00:43:37 | Malowa
The team will attend the Minna Memorial Debate this Thursaday in order to get more insight on women and prepare ourselves for the upcoming Camp in December. It is also a good opportunity to meet... (read more)
Nov 3rd, 2005 - 06:36:12 | Malowa
We are now preparing for the camp in December at Rowallan. The letters to the heads of schools were sent last week. It has been decided that the camp wil be an all girls one though boys are allowed... (read more)
Feb 17th, 2005 - 01:43:31 | Malowa
We have a meeting today to prepare for the Nyanza/ Western talk which will take place from March 1st to March 5th. We have 110 books so far and I think that is good but not great. Jade suggested... (read more)
Feb 12th, 2005 - 06:37:26 | Malowa
We had our first talk high school talk today, February 2nd 2005. It was at a Nairobi private girls school. The team members each ahd a topic that they were going to discuss and prepared well for it... (read more)
Feb 3rd, 2005 - 05:30:22 | Malowa
Vision_18 attended a talk ' THE GREAT GENDER DEBATE' on 19th December 2004 at USIU.We were invited as the 'young voices'.Our thoughts and views differed greatly with some of the experts invited to... (read more)
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