Inclusion refers to the practice of actively engaging and supporting all individuals, including those who may face barriers or face disadvantage, to participate fully in their communities. When working with needy girls during our Mentorship and Empowerment Program, inclusion is promoted through various means such as:
Understanding and respecting diversity: When admitting girls for this program we acknowledge and value their unique backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives of each girl. In the end we end up with students who are orphans, raised with single parents and or come from very needy families just to mention but a few.
Providing accessible resources and support: During the entire 11 week training our team makes sure that the girls have access to resources and support that meet their specific needs and abilities.
Encouraging participation and leadership: This is achieved by giving girls opportunities to take part in activities, make decisions, and lead initiatives that affect their lives and communities.
Fostering a sense of belonging: Here we create a welcoming and inclusive environment where girls feel valued, respected, and supported.
By incorporating these principles, Swahiba Networks works towards creating an inclusive environment that supports the well-being and empowerment of needy girls. In the end a firm foundation is created upon which they can build a strong well rounded individual and ultimately, community.
Going two day without food
51-year-old Grace Jorika, a mother of five children, went two days without any meal. Her employer had committed to consistently cover her house rent besides paying for the laundry services she offered. Unfortunately, Grace's employer contracted the Covid-19 and passed...
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