“Lack of infrastructure is a key challenge in these communities, which are growing amid sub-Saharan Africa’s rapid urbanization and booming youth population.”
CFK Africa’s Senior Youth Program Officer, Martha Otieno was live on Radio Citizen speaking about how hands-on skills training is creating real employment opportunities for youth in Kibera.
“To address these challenges, CFK Africa has developed four key models aimed at supporting young people in informal settlements…”
As a YPP, Hezborn connects youth in Kibera with mental health counseling and health services at CFK Africa’s Youth Friendly Services Center.
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Two months into CFK Africa’s TechCraft apprenticeship program, Kennedy is embracing new opportunities.
“The organization emphasizes four models to support young people in informal settlements.”
“Supporting young people on the journey to improve their mental health, increase gender equity, and land good jobs will set them on a path to a brighter future.”
“I have learned the only initial prerequisites for becoming a successful leader are will and courage.”
“For young people in informal settlements, there are many different paths to a successful career, and we want to encourage all of them,” said CFK Africa Executive Director Jeffrey Okoro.
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