SayPro – Participants Must Show Interest or Experience in Healthcare, GBV Advocacy, or Social Work
SayPro (Say Progress) is a transformative programme designed to empower individuals who are committed to creating positive social impact. This initiative is open exclusively to individuals aged 16 years and above who have an interest or experience in:
- Healthcare – including community health, wellness promotion, mental health, or public health.
- Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Advocacy – including survivors, activists, educators, and community leaders.
- Social Work – including students, practitioners, volunteers, and individuals with lived experience.
Programme Highlights
- Exclusive Opportunity for Changemakers:
- Participants must demonstrate a passion for community upliftment and social justice.
- Priority is given to individuals with lived or professional experience in the fields of health, GBV, and social welfare.
- Capacity Building and Skill Development:
- Training in community health outreach, trauma-informed care, GBV prevention strategies, and psycho-social support.
- Workshops on leadership, advocacy, and effective communication.
- Peer Learning and Mentorship:
- Participants engage in peer learning circles and are mentored by experienced professionals.
- Opportunities for cross-sector collaboration to strengthen impact.
- Action-Oriented Projects:
- Participants design and implement community projects related to health education, GBV prevention, or social support.
- Emphasis on measurable impact and sustainability.
- Recognition and Certification:
- Certificates of participation and potential pathways to internships or employment in related fields.
SayPro Health Care Wellness (GBV Awareness & Health Services)
SayPro Health Care Wellness is an integrated health and wellness programme that focuses on GBV awareness, response, and essential health services, supporting participants and communities with holistic care.
GBV Awareness & Response
Objective:
To build individual and community capacity to prevent, recognize, and respond to Gender-Based Violence.
Key Components:
- Awareness Campaigns:
Interactive workshops, media campaigns, and community dialogues to challenge harmful gender norms, promote respect and equality, and break the silence around GBV. - Training & Capacity Building:
Skills training on:- Identifying signs of abuse.
- Providing trauma-informed care.
- Supporting survivors with referrals to legal, medical, and psychosocial services.
- Survivor-Centered Support:
- Confidential counselling, safe referrals, and case management.
- Empowerment sessions for survivors to rebuild confidence and resilience.
- Community Engagement:
- Engaging men, boys, and community leaders as allies.
- Establishing support networks and safe spaces.
Health Services & Wellness Support
Objective:
To promote physical, mental, and social wellbeing through accessible and comprehensive health services.
Key Components:
- Primary Health Services:
- HIV testing and counselling (HTS), family planning, STI screening and treatment.
- Chronic disease screening (hypertension, diabetes), health education on nutrition, hygiene, and lifestyle.
- Mental Health Support:
- Basic mental health first aid.
- Counselling and support groups to address trauma, stress, and anxiety.
- Mobile Clinics & Community Outreach:
- Health services brought to underserved areas.
- Community-based health promotion and GBV prevention.
- Wellness Workshops:
- Self-care, stress management, reproductive health education, and fitness initiatives.
Expected Outcomes:
- Enhanced skills and knowledge in healthcare delivery, GBV prevention, and social work practice.
- Improved access to essential health services and psychosocial support.
- Empowered participants to become advocates for health equity and GBV-free communities.
- Stronger, more resilient communities with reduced violence and stigma.
Who Should Join?
- Youth (16+) and adults with a passion for healthcare, social work, or GBV advocacy.
- Community health workers, peer educators, social work students, volunteers, and survivors.
- Individuals ready to become catalysts for change in their communities.
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