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2009 Annual Report W Atoto W Ema Maisha Mema The Wema Centre Trust 2009 ANNUAL REPORT BACKGROUND skills classes and exchange visits. In 2010 this program will be scaled up The Wema Centre Trust is an NGO registered by the Ministry of Home Affairs to six new schools in the Coast and Central provinces. as a children’s institution. The Centre was founded in 1993 and started as a home in Likoni for young street girls in a rented three bedroom house. The 2)Rescue and Re-integration: The main activities are; family tracing and home re-located to Bamburi Utange in 1997. The Centre has since expanded re-unification and foster care. Emergency accommodation is provided for its work to include Outreach, Education and Vocational training and now has short periods as part of the rescue process. These activities will also be two sites in Mombasa and one in Thika town, where various projects have re-structured and scaled up to include social enterprise and skills training been established as sited below. Currently, the Wema Outreach program for caregivers of the children supported. covers four districts Kinango, Kisauni, Mombasa and Thika in the Coast and Central provinces. 3)Education and Skills training: This Covers Early Childhood Development, Vocational Training, Primary, Secondary and University VISION education. We teach and train children as well as provide education All street children and vulnerable orphans are transformed into fulfilled and materials, fees and school transport. In 2010 the education program will be responsible persons. scaled up to include vulnerable children in six new schools in Coast and Central provinces, providing needy households and children with support MISSION for their education needs. We endeavor to promote justice in our society through constructive partnerships, community engagement, institutional development and provision 4)Income Generating Project: This Project aims to generate revenue of quality services to street children, vulnerable orphans and disadvantaged towards sustainability of our programs by utilization of available resources. youth, which include nutritional support, education and skills training, These resources include livestock, accommodation facilities, education healthcare, psycho-social support, HIV /Aids awareness and prevention in a and vocational training facilities including cookery, tailoring and computer holistic manner. training facilities. OBJECTIVES 2009 We aim to improve service delivery, efficiency and efficacy of the organization, in line with the needs of our target population. As a result, our objectives in 2009 were : •Prevention – helping communities find their own responses to put a halt to children living in the streets and children engaging in commercial sex. •Advocacy – supporting networking of NGOs and civil society in bringing the experiences and views of the “voiceless” to policy level, establishing best practice and creating strong links to support street children. •Support– making sure that children find appropriate responses to their needs and can withstand pressures that lead to their life on the street Watoto Wema Maisha Mema Wema Watoto (or returning to the street) •Institutional Development – Wema hopes to improve the capacity of the organization and expand its initiative in Mombasa and Thika. WHAT WE DO We work towards our objectives through the following key departmental focus areas: 1)The Psycho-Social Support: Focusing on behavior change, this program deals with HIV/ AIDS, drug abuse, commercial sex, rape and productive health issues. We use activities such as scouting, acrobatics, music, life HIGHLIGHTS Calling for Foster care WEMA at work 2009 Dear friends, programs have been guided accordingly. Our main focus in 2010 will be to Rescue and Reintegration I am grateful for this develop and restructure our Rescue and Reintegration program to focus We rescue children from difficult circumstances and provide them with education and skills training, opportunity to review the more on empowering communities and caregivers to look after our children. nutrition, psychosocial support, healthcare and shelter, as well as family tracing and re-integration. 500 experience of the past The aim of this new emphasis is to reduce the need for institutionalization of street children were reached through the Drop In Centre rescue services while 878 accessed HIV risk year and to share with you children and to tilt the responsibility back to the families and communities. I reduction services. some of the highlights and am therefore looking forward to developing an effective foster care program to challenges. support our rescue work. Psychosocial Support Throughout the year, we Finally, I thank all our donors, and wellwishers, who have supported us and Our PSS department supported the children through trauma, grief and such other conditions through rescued children from made it possible for us to achieve the milestones recorded in this report. I am counseling, relationship building and life-skills classes. Music is a special part of Wema and the Kenya difficult circumstances and deeply grateful to the board members, our incredible fundraisers and staff National Music Festival (KNMF) has therefore become an important and a very appropriate benchmark. provided direct services and whose commitment continues to be of immense inspiration to me personally. It gives the children opportunity to compete with their peers and it really helps to produce positive energy, support including education, The result of this commitment is evident in the lives of the children who are bringing out the best in them. In 2009 our choir and traditional dancers scooped 3 number one trophies and nutrition, psychosocial support, healthcare and shelter, as well as family 2 number two trophies. They made us proud. The program helped 195 children / youth directly, 30 being in clearly transformed and others given a chance and hope for a better future. tracing and re-integration. These services were also scaled up within our three Orphans with a community caregiver in the Thika Rescue Centre. Centers; namely Bamburi, Ganjoni and Thika and we were able to support I look forward to working with you all through 2010 and pray for continued Bamburi success in our endeavour to make a difference. close to two thousand (2000) children. Education and Skills Training Thank you very much and God bless. Our Institutional Strengthening work also continued through 2009. A number Wema Centre’s main focus has always been on the Education of street children and orphans and we of senior staff attended courses in various worked very hard to deliver services in this area at various levels of education. However, the public schools I am therefore looking forward aspects of Accounts, Programming, HIV to developing an effective Foster have serious capacity challenges such as lack of teaching materials and teaching staff due to the huge Watoto Wema Maisha Mema Wema Watoto Prevention and Resource Mobilization. Care Program to support our number of children enrolled, and this affected the performance of our children. The good thing is that we rescue work In terms of program development, we managed to get the children into schools, who were previously opting for early marriages or street life. So it started seeking more opportunities for was not all bad. child adoptions, foster care and family re-integration. In addition, our 2009 Lucy Mahihu Yinda The Project comprised of the Early Childhood Education, Remedial Classes, Free Primary Education, Rescue and Integration program therefore provided psychosocial support Executive Director Secondary School, Vocational Training in; Tailoring, cookery and computer classes, University and College and livelihood skills to slum and street care groups, empowering them to care education. We Provide education support in terms of materials including books, uniform, school bags, for their children, thus contributing directly towards lasting solutions to the shoes and stationery to all children on our education program. problem of street children. Going forward, a detailed Household Assessment was undertaken amongst EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT our beneficiaries and results documented to inform future programming. This 160 children benefited through the Bamburi Centre’s nursery school classes. assessment has helped us produce more relevant projects and our 2010 PRIMARY SCHOOL EDUCation Moving towards sustainability We supported 400 children at Primary school level in Mombasa and Thika . A number of children were to see the old and Boy scout in the Thika outreach Program enrolled in Private Primary schools, courtesy of special sponsorships. These children were awarded Dear Friends, the young from all sponsorships because of their high grades that called for special support. The year 2009 was a very communities come to The children attended the following Primary Schools: blessed year for the Fundraising support us. We thank Athena Primary School Kuraiha Primary School Committee. We began the God for such a great Bamburi Primary Mary Joy Primary and fundraising plans with a resolve community of Wema Busy Bee Academy Kindergarten to progress further from the friends and look forward Citadel School Mihang’o Primary School previous years. My team to continuing the joint effort for the benefit of this country’s needy children. Garissa Road School Mugomoini Primary School demonstrated their commitment As expressed during the fundraising effort, the Wema program is expanding General Kago Primary School Ol-Sulutia Primary School to supporting Wema
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