After impacting over 1300 youth and with the aim of achieving the vision of giving over 45,000 youths between the ages of 14 to 25 years old an equal access to digital and soft skills by 2030, Advocacy Initiative for Youth Development is seeking support from you to build One-Hope Learning center in Kakuma refugee camp which will help us to meet our inputs and outputs. With the construction of One-Hope learning center, the students will get access to a secured learning environment, to skills such as computer literacy; freelancing and digital entrepreneurship; leadership, peace and conflict resolution; app development.
Mission statement: is to break the cycle of poverty and increase job placement opportunities through digital and soft skills. .
As a testimony, we have received a call from Juba, one of our former students graduated in Leadership, Peace and Conflict Resolution, saying that the program helped him to secure Job in his country of origin.
The construction of the classroom will also enable us to move to a new place where with a better internet.
They will be learning:
- Computer literacy,
- Leadership,Peace and Conflict Resolution,
- Innovation
- Freelancing and Digital entrepreneurship
- Digital Citizenship.
- But also they will be engaged in International communications or exchanges
Vision: As a grassroots organization, our vision is to give over 45000 refugees between the ages of 14-25 years old an equal access to Digital and Soft Skills by 2030.
Digital Citizenship:
Module 1: Basic computer skills and knowledge; (Introduction to computers and digital devices, including software, hardware, and apps) ;
Module 2: The Internet and World Wide Web.: How to use cloud services, create an email account, send email, conduct a search;
Module 3: Digital privacy and security: (What are computer viruses and how to prevent them, how to present yourself online and in social media);
Module 4: Digital lifestyles: (How to use digital device utilities such as flashlight, camera, stopwatch, calculator, etc.);
Module 5: Productivity programs :(Windows 10, MS Word, MS Excel, MS Teams, and One Note.
FUNDRAISING GOALS
- Currently, AdIYD2 doesn’t have a source of income or a clear revenue stream. The sustainability of our programs depends on the monthly support from an individual funder who trusted our leadership, programs, and transparency in financial management. As said one person can make a difference (or can change the world), meanwhile, life experience shows that at a certain point we need to work together to be sure the work continues, expands, and is self-sustaining.Thus, the support estimated at $15,615 will help us to build in Kakuma Refugee camp a classroom and a small office.
- To run the classroom efficiently, we need your support of $3,560 to buy 20 laptops and 20 chargers for $600,
- The classroom will also need chairs, tables, and a blackboard at the cost of $1,100. The transport of the material $ 735
- The total cost for the construction and equipment of the centers is $24,075