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Martin Kafula Daka left a comment for Linda Jones"Hey, I am interested in getting to know more about you and your work. I work for a Zambian Local Non Profit organization supporting youth in enterprise development and would like to create linkages with your institution and also seek professional…"
christopher .k.p Asaah left a comment for Martin Kafula Daka"Bro everything is going on well in GHANA wishing you all the best in life."
Martin Kafula Daka left a comment for christopher .k.p Asaah"Thanks Bro, I am well back here and all is well. I hope you are too. How are you keeping up? how is work and all?"
christopher .k.p Asaah left a comment for Martin Kafula Daka"JUST STOPPING BY TO SEE HOW MY BROTHE IS DOING KEEP THE THE WORK GREETING FROM GHANA."
Sidney Clouston left a comment for Martin Kafula Daka"Dear Martin:
Let us get some vocational training going after Basic Education for All is completed. We
need our friends to have skills for earning income for their familys and local as well as the
Global economy. So keep in touch…"
Martin Kafula Daka left a comment for Sidney Clouston"I concur with you on the views of distance education and vocational skill for the youth. thanks for the input.
wishing you a lot of blessings in the new year"
Martin Kafula Daka left a comment for Effenus Henderson"Thanks to you, complements of the season and good tidings for the new year.
Be blessed"
Sidney Clouston left a comment for Martin Kafula Daka"Hello Martin:
Distance Education is one of the tools for the Basic Education for All.sector of the Millennium Development Goals of the United Nations. Beyond that is Vocational Training
for Youth. Not all need to be PhDs but need a Vision and…"
Martin Kafula Daka left a comment for Anthony okon-williams"He, just saw your profile and thot of getting in touch to get some detail.
Kindly get in touch"
Martin Kafula Daka left a comment for Beatrice Mwasi"Hi, I am interested to find out more about what you are doing. is it okay for you to get in touch?"
Martin Kafula Daka left a comment for Steve Metcalfe"Hey, interesting know what you are doing. would you be in a position to give a bit more detail"
Martin Kafula Daka left a comment for mwaambambi elizabeth nkhata"Hey Mwaamba, good of you to join the network. Was glad to check you out on the network.
Hope to checking you out often"
Martin Kafula Daka is attending eLearning Africa's eventeLearning Africa 2010 5th International Conference on ICT for Development, Education and Training at Mulungushi International Conference Centre, Lusaka, Zambia
May 26, 2010 to May 28, 2010
eLearning Africa is a conference organised by ICWE GmbH that focuses on information and communication technologies (ICTs) for development, education and training in Africa. Serving as a pan-African platform, eLearning Africa links a network of decision makers from governments and administrations with universities, schools, governmental and private training providers, industry and important partners in development cooperation. Conference languages are English and French. Each year, a different…See More
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- I work for a non government organisation
- About my work:
- I am the Deputy Director for Global Youth Integrated Network, a local Zambian non profit organization aimed at reintegrating street children and youth by facilitating the establishment of micro enterprises.
Global Youth Integrated Network is a registered local Non profit organization that has been in operation since August 2007 and became a legal entity on August the 17th 2009 with a certificate of incorporation as a company limited by guarantee. The organization was issued with certificate number No. 79969
Global Youth Integrated Network carries out its business at the following physical address:
House No: 2912
Muchenja Road,
Chelston,
P.O Box 31943,
Lusaka, Zambia
Mission Statement:
To improve livelihoods of the vulnerable by empowering and reintegrating youth from the street back into communities and prevent streetism by job creation for both skilled and unskilled youths including economic empowerment of the vulnerable households in the communities through networking with all stakeholders to provide vocational and life skills development, economic empowerment and promoting community parenting.
Vision:
Streets free of vulnerable children by the year 2030
The Overall Goal of the Organization:
To provide social services and economic empowerment opportunities for the vulnerable with specific focus on street children and youth as well as the vulnerable households
Targets Group:
Male and female Street and youth trained under Zambia National
Service vocational skills program
Unemployed community youth who are equipped with vocational skills
Street children
Children living in drop in centres earmarked for reintegration
Vulnerable households where the current street kids are coming from
Other vulnerable households
Strategy: GYINet has developed a comprehensive model which guides the Reintegrating of street
children and youth back into the communities and also addresses vulnerable household
economic empowerment as a preventive measure.
For details about the organization, Contact:
Precious M Musanu Director
Global Youth Integrated Network
Cell: +260 977 888 909
Martin Kafula Daka
Deputy Director
Global Youth Integrated Network
Cell: +260 976 017 234
Email: gyinetzambia@yahoo.com
- Other Topics on my radar:
- Funding Sourcing
Youth employment
Focus on street children
Psychosocial support
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- At 15:45 on December 24, 2009, Sidney Clouston said…
- Hello Martin:
Distance Education is one of the tools for the Basic Education for All.sector of the Millennium Development Goals of the United Nations. Beyond that is Vocational Training
for Youth. Not all need to be PhDs but need a Vision and action plan to build up a nation and an income to have a good life and take care of a family.
- At 19:54 on December 25, 2009,
Effenus Henderson said… - Best wishes for happy holiday season
- At 2:12 on December 30, 2009, Sidney Clouston said…
- Dear Martin:
Let us get some vocational training going after Basic Education for All is completed. We
need our friends to have skills for earning income for their familys and local as well as the
Global economy. So keep in touch cloustonenergy@aol.com Lets get a Brickette making maching business going too. Think of sustainalbe forestry or REDD +
- At 18:16 on January 16, 2010, christopher .k.p Asaah said…
- JUST STOPPING BY TO SEE HOW MY BROTHE IS DOING KEEP THE THE WORK GREETING FROM GHANA.
- At 20:24 on January 21, 2010, christopher .k.p Asaah said…
- Bro everything is going on well in GHANA wishing you all the best in life.
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