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PROJECT REPORT ON
GLOBAL YOUTH COALITION ON HIV/AIDS (GYCA) DELTA STATE CHAPTER’S RURAL OUTREACH PROJECT ON
UN-MDGS, ICT, GENDER MAINSTREAMING & HIV/AIDS
AT UGBOLU, OSHIMILI NORTH L.G.A. OF DELTA STATE, NIGERIA
On 12th March 2009, at about 12.45 noon, GYCA Team Left Asaba for Ugbolu and arrived by 1.30pm. Our arrival day was a market day and almost all our participants were at the market.
Between 2.15 t0 3pm while the GYCA Team was waiting for our host and participants, the resident pastor of Christ chosen church of God international, Ugbolu Branch (Rev. John Adaghara) came in, he provided lodging accommodation for GYCA team for the 3 days the workshop lasted.
Day one started at about 4.30pm against 3.30pm because most of the participants were at the market and was called back from the market, at about 7.35pm the activities of day one came to an end with about 11 young persons in attendance whose age range from 10-19yrs and most of them were in secondary school.
Day two recorded a significant increase in the attendance of participants as it rose from 11 to 24 young persons, this was so because each participant committed to bring one of their friend to the next day’s training.
Day three witnessed a sharp drop in attendance; this was so because all the participants attended an all night prayer service, so as a result some of the participants could not turn up for the next day’s training, due to fatigue from the all night prayer session.
For 3 days the young persons learnt new skills while participating in seminar, group works, interactive sessions, peer education, practical demonstration and role-playing sessions, they learnt some new concepts.
May we use this medium to express our gratitude to the following for organizations for their various logistic supports with respect to technical aid and provision of BCC/IEC instructional Materials, they include
*Office of the special adviser to the Governor on UN-MDGs
*O.D.A. department of the Delta State Ministry of Economic Planning
*Independent corrupt practices and other related offences commission
*Primary health care department of Delta State Ministry of health.
*Nigerian National Volunteer Service Unit of the SSG Office
We are grateful to the following non-state actors, who through their field staff shared insight, publication and online materials, which gave us the required leverage that helped us, succeed at our rural out reach project at Ugbolu, who include:
*Society for Family Health (SFH)
*Family health international (FHI)
*United Nations Online Volunteers In Nigeria (UNOVIN)
*Save a your soul
*Peer educators
*Foto-Sofia
*Nwakaego Maduemezia Memorial Hospital, Asaba.
and other NGOS in Delta State.
The young persons who participated committed themselves to volunteer as HIV/AIDS peers educators, volunteer community development corps members, with more training in this direction.
You can find more snapshots of the event on March Archive of these blog sites at:
www.gycadelta.blogspot.com
www.unovin.blogspot.com
www.foto-sofia.blogspot.com
For 3 days these young persons learnt about the following:
*UN-MDGS Sensitization Seminar
*Sustainable environment & Climate change workshop
*General overview on the History & evolution of computer technology
*HIV Testing & counseling
*Introduction to computer types, hardware & peripheral connection.
*Young person involvement as HIV/AIDS peer educator/volunteer corps members
*Introduction to hardware component of a personal computer.
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Comrade Okonta Emeka Okelum Educator Ubaka Okolie Pastor Nwaokolo Steve T
Delta State Coordinator M & E Officer Comm. Mob. Officer
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