"Miduara Yetu" is Swahili for ‘Our Circles’ this is an initiative is a vibrant Girls Movement Building program that unites girls aged 10-24 to collectively amplify their voices.
This program aims to create a robust support system for peers, addressing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), combating violence against women and girls, and championing climate justice. .
Regular check-in meetings with WETEC staff for AGYW to discuss challenges. Share and Care Sessions: Safe spaces for sharing issues and collaboratively finding solutions. Psychosocial support art therapy sessions, peer to peer support and sessions with the support of a qualified psychotherapist.
Decision-making games like "Adventures of Fatuma" to raise awareness about SRHR. Affirmation Cards: Boosting girls' confidence to navigate life challenges and become better versions of themselves.
Capturing girls' stories of resistance through filming, highlighting their resilience in everyday life.
Empowering girls to be advocates for climate justice, fostering environmental awareness and action.
Integrating digital skills development to enhance girls' technological capabilities and opportunities.
Annual convening for AGYW under diverse themes. Collaborative sessions with duty bearers to develop memoranda addressing girls' needs.
