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INFORMATION BROCHURE

BECAUSE

EVERY CHILD

IN THE WORLD

HAS ONE THING

IN COMMON.

THEIR RIGHTS

KIDS & TEENS RESOURCE CENTRE

Kids & Teens Resource Centre (K&TRC), is a registered non-profit making, non-religious and non-governmental organization.

Established in December 2002 in Nigeria, to support, promote and advance efforts of government and all other stakeholders involved in young people’s developmental activities.

Founding members were motivated by love to serve humanity

EXTERNAL INTERNAL

VIS

ION

K&TRC envisions a “secured

future” where young people

are empowered to contribute

to the sustainable

development of their

communities.

The vision of K&TRC is to be a leading

organisation that is dependable and

trusted to facilitate child and youth

development in Nigeria and beyond.

MIS

SIO

N

To create an enabling

environment for equipping

young people with knowledge

and skills appropriate for self-

actualization and

development

K&TRC’s mission is to enhance the quality

of life of children and youth through

rights, health care, entrepreneurship,

education, agriculture, environmental

conservation and ICT for self-reliance.

Primary Audience Vulnerable Children especially in rural and

excluded communities In- School Young People Out-of-School Youth

Secondary Audience Parents and Guardians Teachers and Instructors Health Care Providers Religious & Community Leaders Duty Bearers & Political Leaders

Kwara

Ekiti

Ondo

FCT

Plateau

Headquarters Branches

Kaduna

Integrity,

Downward Accountability,

Respect,

Commitment

Collaboration,

Professionalism and

Service to Humanity

Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)

CAC/IT/No.22871

Ministry of Women Affairs

ODMWASD/0010

EU PADOR: NG - 2009-DUB-1310098717

USAID DUNS: 850517583

SAM:

K&TRC has a 5-Person Board of Trustees, 5-Person Management Board of Directors, 18 full-time staff comprising 6 highly trained programme and field staff, Human Resource and Administrative Manager, Senior Programmes Manager, Finance Officer, Programmes Officer, Programmes Assistants, Account Officer, 3 Programme Officers, 2 Secretaries and 10 Support staff.

K&TRC is a volunteer involving organization, premised with several trainings on Volunteer Management System home and abroad with the support of the Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) Nigeria.

K&TRC has a pool of volunteers whose talents, time and contributions has been of tremendous support to the achievement of the goals and objectives of the organization.

K&TRC has a community-based structure too. It comprised the Community Development Committees. We also have crop of volunteers called Community Volunteers (CV) and Caregivers.

Prof. Joseph Oluwasanmi - Board Chairperson

Chief Medical Director, Joe-Jane Hospital, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State.

08033580628

Prof. Tony Elujoba – Vice Chair

Village Chemist, Pharmacy Department, OAU, Ile-Ife, Osun State

08034025633

Mrs. Caroline M. Fadakinni – Member

Retired Principal, Ondo State Civil Service, Akure, Ondo State

08035031110

Alhaja Olusola Agbaje – Member

Coordinator, Life Care Organization, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State.

08035307352

Falana Martin-Mary – Board Secretary/Executive Director

K&TRC, Gaa Akanbi road, Ilorin, Kwara State

08035606915

Martin-Mary Falana – Executive Director

Durojaye Charles – Associate Director, Policy

Mr. Gbenga Adesunloro – Director, SKM

Mrs. Morenike Osuntuyi – Director, Finance & Admin

Dr. Ajidagba Tunde – Director of Operations

Jenet Lenya - Associate Director, International Relations

Aina Wuraola – Programs Manager, Governance

Mrs. Alonge Olufemi – Programs Manager, Community Development

Mrs. Bamigboye Folasade - Programs Manager, Children & Teenagers

Tessy Nongo – Associate Director, Gender, Peace & Conflict Resolutions

Mrs. Oluwatosin Oyetunji – Finance & Admin Officer

Folasade Bamisaye – Project Coordinator

Adeniyi Joel – Project Coordinator

Miss Ogunleye Omotola – MER Specialist

Mrs. Philips Olufunke – Finance & Admin Officer

Tony Joy – Communications & Resource Mobilization Officer

Johnson Damilola – Monitoring & Evaluation Officer

Mrs. Temitope Adeyemo – Program Officer

Ameenat AbdulAzeez – Program Officer

Mrs. Bukola Afolabi – Account Officer

Health Education Livelihood Governance Environment Community Development ICT & Resource centre and Peace & Conflict Resolution

Advocacy

Mobilization & Sensitization

Counseling Services

Capacity Building

Social Behaviour Change Communication

Research & Resource Centre

Community Development

“Edutainments”

Overseas Tours & Adventures

Knowledge: Increase access to and use of knowledge and innovations to enhance policy, service delivery and financing mechanisms, addressing key constraints to universal access to high-quality reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health care in Nigeria

Advocacy: Identify and mobilize additional resources for RMNCH through partner engagement and by maintaining visibility of women’s and children’s health issues in policy and development forums. Promote consensus on evidence-based policy development and implementation (including strategic priorities and alignment of resources)

Accountability: Promote accountability for resources and results, leading to better information to monitor RMNCH results, as well as better and more systematic tracking of how financial commitments are allocated and disbursed.

Family planning Community Sensitization & Mobilization

Referral for FP Services

Advocacy to Government & Community Leaders

Elimination/Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (e-MTCT/PMTCT) Counselling of women at ANC

HIV Counselling & Testing

Social Mobilization Outreaches

Adolescent Reproductive & Sexual Health:

Identification of Peculiar issues with Adolescent Stage of Development as it affects their Physical, Mental, Sexual, Social and Emotional wellbeing. These include issues of Inter/Intra personal conflicts, Negative Peer Pressure, Transgenerational/Transactional Sexual Networking.

Capacity Building-Providing Knowledge and essential life skills for young people on how to manage these issues.

Service delivery

HIV Prevention & Care: Prevention of new HIV infections among sexually active youths, care and support of PLHIV and addressing issues of Stigma & Discrimination

Behavioral Intervention- IPC, Production & Distrbution of SBCC materials, Peer Education, Peer Education Plus.

Biomedical Intervention- HIV Counselling & Testing, Condom Programming, STI Testing Management

Structural Intervention-Cluster Infrastructure, Stakeholder Dialogue

Leadership & Social Entrepreneurship

“Young People Speak out”

MADI- Making-A-Difference Initiative

Knowing Series-Rights & Obligation, Refusal & Negotiation, Civic Education & Mandate Protection

Economic Empowerment & Skills Acquisition Training on Ankara Bags & shoes, Beads, Cakes & confectioneries, Hats,

Small & Medium Enterprise Development

Use of Social Media for political engagement, profit making,

K&TRC applies the tools that makes the community participate in the identification of their issues, proffering of the solutions and they will own the process and sustain the projects.

Some of the tools include Participatory Learning & Actions (PLA), Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA), Participatory Vulnerability Analysis (PVA), Public Finance Analysis (PFA) Economic Literacy, Budget, Accountability & Governance (ELBAG) et el.

Quality Life for Vulnerable children in rural, marginalized & excluded communities in areas of Health, Education, Protection, Social Protection, Shelter & Care, Nutrition, Psychosocial support and Household Economic Strengthening.

Capacity Building & playgroup for Children

Children Parliament

Study Tours & Exchange Programme

Celebration of Children International days

Supporting the Construction of Primary Health Centres Ilu Daada as entry points for advocacy

Increased access to basic health facilities and services

Pix of health centre

Improved learning environments for example, renovation and construction of Molato, Olorunsogo, Waasimi and Ilado primary schools with the participation of the community people.

Increased level of engagement between communities and local authorities through the meeting of the community people and their duty bearers.

SN Communities Service Delivery 1 Alayere Renovation of A block of 6 Classroom and a Toilet 2 Bolorunduro A Block of 6 Classrooms & Staffroom 3 Ilado A Block of 3classroom 4 Ikota NO PHYSICAL PROJECTS YET 5 Ago Daada Health Centre 6 Ileyo NO PHYSICAL PROJECTS YET 7 Isagba NO PHYSICAL PROJECTS YET 8 Kajola Ilado Recreation Facilities 9 Molato A block of 4 classroom

10 Arajomeye Public Toilet 11 Balogun Public Toilet 12 Owajalaye Public Toilet 13 Ero Public Toilet 14 Asolo Public Toilet

15 Wasimi Odunwo A block of 4 classroom

16 Wasimi Adesoji NO PHYSICAL PROJECTS YET

17 Lota Arogbo Garri Processing Industry 18 Olorunsogo Renovation of A block of 3 Classroom with 2 offices 19 Oloruntedo Palmoil Processing Industry.

NOW RENOVATED, ALAYERE

ALAYERE WITH CHAIRS AND TABLES

PICTURES OF SOME PROJECTS

NOW, WAASIMI ODUNWO

ADVOCACY IN OSE LGA


WORLD FOOD DAY 2010


CHILDREN HYGIENE CLUB


CHASE CLUB


ELBAG TRAINING IN ONDO


ELBAG TRAINING IN ONDO

Persistent advocacy by K&TRC and communities to Ministry of Community Development, PAP6 has been shortlisted to partner with Government in the next phase of their 3is initiative projects.

Communities demanding and asserting their basic rights from duty bearers

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No Youth friendly Healthcare centre in the State.

Rent of office space- Annual Rent about #1,800,000.

Irregular Payment of staff salaries- The organisation pays about #1,200,000 monthly for salaries of about 40 staff across her offices.

Paucity of Funding from International Partners & funders

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