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Woza Moya works with young people in the community in an attempt to create positive, equitable and sustainable change. Our Youth Coordinator attends a Youth Forum where he meets with other young people from all over KZN every 6 weeks. Topics covered include Gender Based Violence, HIV and AIDS, Voluntary Counseling and Testing, Millennium Development Goals, Mental Health, Teenage Pregnancy, Careers Guidance. After this training, the Youth Coordinator conducts Peer Education workshops in the schools throughout Ufafa.
We are also working together with Oxfam on an exciting project involving Youth and Technology; the idea is that through Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) we will be able to document the impact of our work in a more qualitative way, bringing the real stories out. This will also raise the public profile of Woza Moya.
Three young social media gatherers have already undergone training in interveiwing techniques, photography, filming video clips, scene setting and human rights issues. They are currently learning how to edit, delete, add music, narrate and more.
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Sinethemba Ndlovu, Thembelephi Chiliza, S'Celo Chiya, Mthobisi Mthembu, have been doing amazing things under the guidance of volunteer Roy McEwen who joined them in May this year.
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 A MOBILE TECHNOLOGY workshop, hosted by OXFAM Canada, was attended by our 4 youth staff members, Mtho, Sine, S’Celo & Thembelephi. They returned to Woza Moya ablaze with new ideas and excited about the endless possibilities that technology offers.
Chantel Oosthuizen from the BRC starts spending every Wednesday afternoon with the SMG (Social Media Group) working with and guiding them through subject matter. Chantel has a masters degree in Social Media Studies and is doing a fantastic job with the SMG. They love their Wednesdays with Chantel!
Sarah Crozier, Social Media staff person, from the Oxfam Melbourne office comes to Woza Moya to share her skills with our youth.
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World renown photographer Matthew Willman comes to Woza Moya to offer some tips to our Social Media Group.
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For the Youth Day celebrations, the new Play Centre is used for the first time although not complete yet.
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A group of 12 boys from the Christian Youth Group at Michaelhouse School and their Anglican Chaplain come for 2 weeks to do work on the Woza Moya farming projects and to spend time with the Youth of Chibini.
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