Project: CAFOR’s Street Children in Africa Project

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https://www.mreavoice.org/frake17 CAFOR is initiating a continental project in Africa to provide protection, access to appropriate primary healthcare, food, nutrition and skills development to the children living on the streets in African cities. This project emphasizes providing Africa’s street children with basic education, clean water, hygiene and sanitation, especially in the aftermath of the COVID -19 pandemic. The project will allow children to enroll in institutions, provide them with the necessary technical and vocational skills, become a part of the African labor force and strive to live a happy life.  The project would also be a continental model supporting Africa’s street children. This model would enhance the integration of global and continental policy agendas, particularly the continental strategy for technical and vocational education and training and impart self-health care initiatives and advocacy around the effects of the COVID -19 pandemic. CAFOR’s street children programme calls for a collective effort involving a multi-sectoral approach involving donors, local and government authorities, the community, teachers, civil society, private organizations, religious and women and child development organizations.

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CAFOR’s effective response to the phenomenon of street children would require a robust and holistic approach to make a meaningful impact on the present situation of street children. The programme would mainly address issues of shelter, primary education with associated skills training, water, sanitation and hygiene facilities. The programme would also provide them with ample self and reproductive healthcare knowledge. Through this project, CAFOR would give this vulnerable group of children the following:

– Heart warmth and a smile by addressing their basic life needs.

– Improve their health, nutrition and psychological and social behavior as consistent with The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child and their general primary means of survival.

– Stimulate self-awareness and self-confidence.

– Washing facilities.

– Reintegrate them into the community and improve their quality of life.

– Restore African children’s dignity and support the promotion of SDGs related to back street children in African cities

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