Overal goal
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.
Statement Of Need
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.
In 2017, Community Focus International (CFI) launched the Farm to School project in Otwal Sub County, targeting Angolo, Otwal, Ader, and Omele Ps schools. Prioritizing nutrition’s role in academic success, CFI aims to establish a scalable, cost-effective school feeding program in government primary schools across Otwal and Aleka Sub-counties in Oyam district. By ensuring access to meals, the initiative empowers teachers, pupils, and parents to participate in agriculture, fostering self-reliance and community collaboration.
Our Target
SAIC project targets young people 14- 30 years including Unemployed youth, Youth in informal livelihoods, Teen mothers & fathers, Youth in commercial sex work, Youth on drugs, Youth on the streets, Youth in & out of school, Urban refugees, Youth groups, Youth in leadership, Ghetto/Gang youth, Youth in transit operation.
Specific Outcomes
The specific objectives of the task are to;
Young people have the knowledge, skills and attitudes to effectively influence governance processes, coordination and decision-making.
Adolescents and young people realize their sexual and reproductive health rights and are safe from SGBV.
Young people are empowered through skills development and decent income opportunities.
Civil society has strengthened its leadership, legitimacy, diversity, space, influence and collaboration.
