STORIES
Creating a child friendly environment
Another Primary Student Heavily PregnantA GRADE Four learner in Nyanga is heavily pregnant after she was interchangeably sexually abused by her uncle, a cousin and a school mate.The learner, who cannot be named to protect her identity, is now six months pregnant and in the interest of her future and that of her baby, she is continuing with her lessons in line with Government’s policy.She turned 13 on January 6.full story here: https://www.afrogazette.co.zw/another-primary-student…/ As families we want to stick together, resolve conflicts and keep the peace. Let’s not do it at the expense of ruining a childhood and protection perpetrators…
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Supporting Early Childhood Education
Child Protection Society remains committed to early childhood education. Early childhood education helps children develop foundational skills that will be beneficial for life. It gives them the building blocks necessary to become successful, creative thinkers. Early childhood education also provides exposure to language and literacy development, helping to prepare children for academic success in school. Money from PROJECT being used by Shamva Primary in #Shamva to create an ECD class and play area. Roger Federer Foundation. #earlychildhoodeducation #childrenlearnthroughplay
EDUCATION CAN Not wait!!!
Child Protection Society conducted a Joint Monitoring Visit with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education and the #SRIZimbabwe education partners Roger Federer Charitable Fund, Inc. ZINECDA and ECOZI. We have work to do. #ECD #learnthroughplay
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT
Youths in Zimbabwe face a myriad of challenges including unemployment, access to quality education, child marriage and sexual abuse, amongst others. Today we take a look back at the youth clubs supported by Child Protection Society in partnership with FACT, Howard, Jointed Hands Welfare Organization, Youth Advocate Zimbabwe AND Oasis Zimbabwe Regai dzive Shiri through the Youth Empowerment Program (YEP). The clubs equipped in and out of school youths with knowledge and life skills to live independent lives as productive citizens benefiting from vocational training and apprenticeship programs in 6 districts.
STOP CHILD LABOUR
