Adolescent Responsive Programming

1. Adolescent Responsive Programming

2. Summary of Program Project Africa (PRAF) is a Local community based Organization initiated in 2014 to respond to the reproductive health needs and livelihoods for the young people in Africa and specifically Uganda. This was after the long scotching instabilities and war that resulted into poverty, disease, child mothers and high school dropout rates. In its initial stages, PRAF has been supported by Jacqueline Boyne’s an American Evangelist to reach the young people in kamuli and Kasese district with Sexual reproductive health information and also provision of educational support to the Orphans and vulnerable children. Project Africa was then birthed to empower the young generation and also ensure promotion of access to quality health information and service and vocational skills as a way to improve the wellbeing and standards of living for the young people

3. Our Vision and Mission “An empowered generation of young people” To promote access to quality health information, services and vocational skills to improve their wellbeing and Standards of Living. Mission

4. Program Core Strategies The program activities are aligned to the core strategies of work which include

6. Achievements

7. Lessons learnt

8. Thank You