Reep Kenya
| USING THEATRE TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY |
REEP has resorted to educating the community on issues affecting children through theatre. REEP has contracted a group of young men mainly bicycle taxi cyclists called Okudo Theatre Group. They are first made aware of issues affecting children through a short training that takes less than a day. They then form short plays on the same. They them accompany REEP paralegals and counsellors during community outreaches. While the paralegals teach the legal aspects of child protection, the actors make it practical through drama. The organization has reached over 12,000 people with this strategy in the last three months. Impact is manifested by the high numbers of cases reported after the outreaches. |
Site Update
Written by Administrator
Hello friends,
Once again we thank you all for your kind support. We are aware that is has been a while since we had new content coming in. However, we would like to inform all our readers that we will be doing major updates starting the next 24 hours. Therefore stay tuned in for great stuff from REEP. All the new information, projects we have been involved in, photos among others. Again thanks for visiting and keep checking in for new content. Also do not forget to visit our facebook fan page and leave any questions, comments or suggestions there.
REEP STAFF AND BENEFICIARIES TRAINED ON PM&E
Written by Administrator
REEP has made a big step in training of her staff and beneficiaries on Project Management and Evaluation (PM&E). The staff training which took 3 days starting from 23rd Jan 2012, was just accomplished recently on 25th January 2012. The beneficiaries training targeted our beneficiaries involved in enterprises and was held back in mid December 2011.
The beneficiaries' training was specifically designed to assist the in the proper management of their projects and evaluation of their progress. The training was supported by Lutheran World Relief.
Likewise, the PM&E training REEP undertook for her staff recently will go a great way in increasing staff performance and production. The staff will be able to successfully manage and perform internal evaluations for the projects run by REEP. These will enable us to offer even better services to our beneficiaries and be able to evaluate the impact on individuals and the communities at large. The training was supported by Lutheran World Relief and International Child Support (ICS)
UPDATING OUR GALLERYWritten by Administrator
Hi Friends,
We are in the process of updating our photos gallery. Check out our gallery categories and catch a glimpse of what we have been doing. Included are pix from the End of Year Bash for REEP staff. Thank you for your support. TRAINING OF PARENTSWritten by Administrator
Apart from the teachers who were trained on issues relating to the child, 200 parents-100 in Butula district and 100 in Nambale district were trained on parenting. With this holistic approach targeting all the stake holders, REEP has seen a great increase in the number of cases of abuse being reported by teachers, parents and the children themselves. We are optimistic that we shall help in creating a safer environment for children. |
USING THEATRE TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITYWritten by Administrator
REEP has resorted to educating the community on issues affecting children through theatre. REEP has contracted a group of young men mainly bicycle taxi cyclists called Okudo Theatre Group. They are first made aware of issues affecting children through a short training that takes less than a day. They then form short plays on the same. They them accompany REEP paralegals and counsellors during community outreaches. While the paralegals teach the legal aspects of child protection, the actors make it practical through drama. The organization has reached over 12,000 people with this strategy in the last three months. Impact is manifested by the high numbers of cases reported after the outreaches. TEACHERS' TRAININGSWritten by Administrator
Earlier during the third term of 2011, 60 teachers-(patrons of the rights clubs) were trained on children rights, psychosocial/child counselling, SCREAM Methodology to help them run the clubs effectively and reduce incidences of school dropout due to child pregnancy , child marriages and orphanhood. |
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