It was a pleasure to conduct and facilitated an insightful session with young people at the Power Space, focusing on the power of language in promoting dignity for persons with disabilities.guided participants on the correct terms to use when referring to persons with different disabilities, reinforcing the importance of respectful and inclusive communication. The session […]

We are still in the midst of our Career Development and Early Pregnancy Awareness Outreach and had the opportunity to engage with the vibrant students of Ephatha Secondary School. During the session, we explored the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and highlighted how education plays a critical role in shaping a better and brighter future.The students

Career Development & Early Pregnancy Awareness Session IDRAN South Sudan, conducted an interactive session with learners at Blessing Primary School on Career Development and the risks of Early Pregnancy. The session was lively and inspiring, with children eagerly sharing their dreams of becoming teachers, doctors, pilots, farmers, engineers, and more.Through the Career Ladder Game, learners

I recently held an inclusive, age-appropriate session with upper primary learners to raise awareness about Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). Through games, discussions, and a group pledge, learners explored respect, personal boundaries, and how to speak up against harmful behavior.Highlights included: #ChildProtection #InclusiveEducation #SGBVAwareness #RespectAndSafety #EmpowerLearners

Through open conversations, storytelling, and creative activities, the learners explored:✅ What teenage pregnancy is✅ Its causes and consequences✅ How to protect their dreams by making smart choices✅ Where and how to seek support Young voices matter when it comes to shaping a brighter tomorrow. 💡 Key takeaway: Your future is bright – protect it by

We explored body autonomy, safe vs. unsafe touch, and early puberty changes. It was heartwarming to see the learners actively engage, ask questions, and speak up about their rights and feelings. Every child deserves to grow up informed, respected, and safe. Let’s keep the conversation going, early SRHR education is a powerful step toward a

Today’s session with learners aged 8–12 was truly amazing!We explored the topic “My Body, My Right”, helping the children understand body safety, personal boundaries, and the changes that come with growing up. It was encouraging to see how eager and engaged they were learning, asking questions, and expressing themselves with so much curiosity and confidence.

Today’s session with learners aged 8–12 was truly amazing!We explored the topic “My Body, My Right”, helping the children understand body safety, personal boundaries, and the changes that come with growing up. It was encouraging to see how eager and engaged they were learning, asking questions, and expressing themselves with so much curiosity and confidence.

It was a privilege of engaging with a vibrant group of young girls at school, where we held an empowering session focused on self-confidence and drug abuse awareness. We had open and honest conversations about believing in oneself, setting boundaries, and resisting peer pressure. I was inspired by the courage, curiosity, and dreams these girls

It was a great privilege of facilitating a powerful session with women with disabilities and young mothers, focusing on the importance of contraceptives, types, challenges, and the prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). It was a space filled with openness, courage, and mutual learning. We shared knowledge, personal experiences, and practical strategies to make informed