Help Blooming Buds Foundation by providing life skills, SRHR education and youth leaders for youth to become changemakers in schools
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Help Blooming Buds Foundation by providing life skills, SRHR education and youth leaders for youth to become changemakers in schools
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Blooming Buds Foundation is looking for support to strengthen our school and community-based youth programmes. The support will help us deliver life skills sessions, school safety campaigns, SRHR education, GBV prevention activities, environmental awareness campaigns, learner leadership development and peer-to-peer advocacy. Our programmes work with learners and young people in under-resourced communities, equipping them with knowledge, confidence and practical tools to make informed decisions, support their peers and become active changemakers in their schools and communities. Support may include volunteers, donations, learning materials, stationery, printing support, transport assistance, refreshments for learner sessions, campaign materials, mentorship, digital resources or professional services that can help us reach more young people effectively. Through this support, Blooming Buds Foundation will be able to continue creating safer, more inclusive and empowered learning spaces for young people.
Sustainable Development Goals
Quality Education
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
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