Community-Based SRHR Outreach
To promote SRHR among adolescents and young people, CFI empowers them with the knowledge and skills to make healthy choices and contribute to positive outcomes for their health and well-being. We are involved in SRHR using Peer Educators and the VHT approach in reaching out to adolescents and young people. Sometimes we use water points as a key point of reaching out to the young people by putting signposts at water points with key messages on SRH.
Projects
CFI is currently implementing Two (2) projects under the Health and WASH Thematic Area.
Health and Nutrition (HANA)
This assignment aims to ensure that Adolescent boys and girls aged 10 -24 years from the districts of Oyam, Pader and Omoro (Lango and Acholi sub-regions) are empowered to enjoy their sexual reproductive health rights and services and can make informed choices.
Safe and Inclusive Cities (SAIC)
Children, adolescents and young people are safe and influence decision-making in resilient communities that respect their rights and offer equal opportunities for all regardless of gender.
Safe and Inclusive Cities
To address this ongoing concern, CFI seeks to enhance literacy and numeracy outcomes by forming robust partnerships and integrating innovative approaches such as Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) and Play-based Experiential Education (PE&E). By combining efforts and leveraging diverse methodologies, CFI aims to accelerate progress in improving learning outcomes among vulnerable children, ensuring they have better prospects for future development.
Health and Nutrition
World Vision and Community Focus International address health and nutrition issues for vulnerable populations in Oyam, Omoro, and Pader districts, with a focus on tackling sexual and reproductive health challenges among young people aged 10 to 24. They aim to implement supportive strategies and engage leaders for positive policy changes.
