Education Kenya Project #34471

SEAM (Self Education And Mentorship) Program

by COHESU

Project Report | Jun 3, 2021
Moving steady

By Simon Karanja | Project leader

Recruiting school children for our HIV/AIDs prgm

As mentioned in the last report, we started an HIV/AIDs outreach project, to help educated children-adolescents and their parents on the subject. Since then, we have managed to reach just over 360 youth, who have also been assessed for areas of concern. SEAM has has facilitated this programme to children from schools in the area, who are not yet members of the SEAM programme.

As for the children of SEAM, who did take part in the HIV/AIDs intervention, they are also continuing with the their regular projects and mentorships. Our latest volunteer mentor has been teaching the children how to make their own bags, which they can use to carry their school books.

The youth are also carrying on with their farming and tree nursery projects where they continue to learn about their environments and ways of preserving them. We hope this road will lead down the path to programmes where the children can learn more about climate change, and what roles they can play to help make a difference. We are teaching them about the carbon prints we all contribute towards and what changes the future holds for us all.

Recruitment

Mentor- Teaching the children bag making

Bag making

Farming

Tree nursery

Flowers/Trees

Tree/Flower nursery

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