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🚨Training kicks off & friendly matches Begin🚨

Our teams have officially started their training sessions and we couldn’t be more excited!!! The energy on the fields is incredible as players push themselves to new limits.
We also had some friendly matches organised for MAZINGIRA youth club and Junior Reigns and this is how the matches went:

Team A: MAZINGIRA youth club - MAZINGIRA youth club started off the friendly match playing against Boom FC with which we lost 4-1.

Team B: Junior Reigns: Junior reigns had two rounds of friendly games which they played against various teams and their matches were categorised into under 9,under 11, under 13 and under 15. Here were the outcomes of the matches:

19/01/2025
U15 JR won 5-3 against Meltah
U13 JR lost 4-2 against Moonlight soccer Academy
U11 JR won 2-1 against Extrem

26/01/2025
U9 JR draw 2-2 against Maren Fc
U11 JR draw 0-0 against Maren Fc
U13 JR draw 2-2 against Maren Fc

The teams did very well and we are optimistic and anticipating about the next rounds of friendly matches.

To kick this year off, Nawezaa is implementing its first activity of the month which is to establish a SPORTS NETWORK. Nawezaa’s main goal being committed to unlocking the hidden potentials of refugees and host community, we have gone in search to find potential football teams for recruitment. With the help of the community connections, we were able to find two amazing teams by the names of MAZINGIRA YOUTH CLUB and JUNIOR REGINS.

We’ve set up meetings with the teams and made assessments of their needs, requirements and established a documented structure of the teams as found. We were able to facilitate the purchasing of football equipments that will be used during trainings and matches as well.

This marks a beautiful journey by Nawezaa to establish a sports network that fosters integration and creating opportunities for skilled individuals. Watch this space and show love to our teams!!!

Happening today , , check poster for more information.

One in four women in kenya struggle to afford sanitary supplies, including refugees. We want to change this narrative by running an mchanga campaign to supply school girls at kalobeyei, with sanitary pads and Keep them in school.
mchanga.africa/fundraiser/706…
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All children including refugees deserve a right to quality education and equal and opportunities around it. We acknowledge the equity Bank wings to fly program that issues scholarships to all excelling children in primary schools to proceed with their education at High school level.

Mentoring children is empowering the Future Community! Honored to engage and share amazing moments with Candidates at Kabiria Primary school Nairobi. We shared advice, motivation and issued sucess cards wishing all the candidates well in the coming KCPE exams. We thank Equity Bank for collaboration with us and appreciate the school for their enthusiasm and warm welcome!

Attention 🚨; Calling upon all business owners based in Kakuma or Kalobeyei. WUSC wants to fund over 40 business in Kakuma and Kalobeyi. Those eligible and meet the criteria you are all advised to apply by November 30 th.

Daniel Mutanda’s work with as a campaigner to equal access to education for refugees evidently shows how student leadership is key in promoting higher education for refugees and all students.

Daniel was among student delagates at the World Higher Education Conference 2022.

Read more : https://nawezaa.com/how-to-transform-access-to-higher-education-for-refugees-in-the-uk-daniel-mutanda-explains/

How to transform access to higher education for refugees in the UK ?

Daniel Mutanda , A STAR Equal access activist reflects on his experience as a student who has experienced both sides , he gained university as scholarship beneficiary in UK and currently a campaigner to increase access to Higher Education(HE),

Daniel provides a insight through this article on how to transform access to higher education for refugees.

Read more ✍🏾: https://nawezaa.com/how-to-transform-access-to-higher-education-for-refugees-in-the-uk-daniel-mutanda-explains/