The Day of An African Child
We're excited to collaborate with Greencard Mtaani, Women Network, Jahris Foundation, and Anointed Voice for the Needy in marking the International Day of the African Child. This significant day, celebrated on June 16th annually since 1991, pays tribute to the young activists of the 1976 Soweto Uprising and champions children's rights and welfare.
Please join us in this joyous, educational, and empowering day. Together, we can uphold and advocate for the rights and welfare of every African child in the digital era. We invite you to share this post, tag your friends, and lend your voice to this significant cause!
We are proud to partner with Greencard Mtaani, Women Network, Jahris Foundation, and Anointed Voice for the Needy to celebrate the International Day of the African Child! Did you know? The International Day of the African Child has been celebrated on June 16th since 1991 to honor those who participated in the historic Soweto Uprising in 1976. It's a day to advocate for children's rights and their well-being.We're teaming up with Greencard Mtaani, Women Network, Jahris Foundation, and Anointed Voice for the Needy to celebrate the International Day of the African Child on June 16th. This year's theme is "The Rights of the Child in the Digital Environment," with activities such as music, art, sports, and computer safety training. We urge everyone to join us in supporting children's rights in the digital age. Child in the Digital Environment." We believe in empowering children and ensuring their safety and well-being in the ever-evolving digital world. During our event, you can look forward to a wide range of activities: Music and Dance. Art Feeding Program Sports Computer Classes and Online Safety Training Spread the word, and join us for a day filled with joy, learning, and empowerment! Together, let's champion the rights and well-being of every African child in the digital age! Please share this poster and tag your friends to support this meaningful cause!
FLOOD SUPPORT APPEAL – KIBERA
Following the heavy rains in Nairobi, several families in Kibera, especially those living along the riparian areas, were affected by floods. Sadly, lives were lost and many households lost or had their properties destroyed after storm waters swept through their homes. ETCO – Empower The Community is appealing to well-wishers and partners to support the affected families with food, clothing, bedding, medical support, financial and other basic needs. We also urge everyone to stay safe during this rainy season by avoiding crossing strong flowing waters and keeping away from stagnant or unfamiliar water to prevent accidents and waterborne diseases. Any support will be highly appreciated. PayPal: etcodonate@gmail.com
blessed Day
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Filling Potting Potting Bags - Nairobi Dam Tree Nursery
The Nairobi Dam Park (Tree Nursery) coming up nicely. A step at a time 🪜 Ngong River Zone 2 With the help and coordination of Brigadier Joseph Muracia, CEO Nairobi Rivers, we are able to make a step in the Nairobi Rivers Regeneration Project along the Ngong River (Nairobi Dam area). A step towards beautifying and regenerating the Ngong River. A journey of 1,000 miles.