APPLICATION DETAILS

Organization: EMBU YOUTH AIDS ADVOCATE (EYAA)

Application Details

Website: Eyaa.group@yahoo.com

Operating County: Embu

GPS Coordinates:Latitude , Longitude

Contact Person: Emily Kariuki

Year of Establishment: 2000

Category of Organization: Community Based Organization-CBO

Programs

Program Name Target Groups Specific Program key Attributes Partner Start Date End Date Status
Crosscutting The Active Age Population • Capacity build youths on Sexual Reproductive health (SRH) • Carry out outreaches in communities and institutions on HIV/AIDS awareness/prevention through Behaviour Communication Change (BCC) • Peer counselling • Economic empowerment/entrepreneurship recently the CBO introduced agriculture programs • Championing for the empowerment of youth through various programs for instance agriculture/livelihoods • Carry out leadership programs for youth • Mentorship programmes through school programs It’s a youth group that has attracted support from various organizations / partners. The group has had different programmes supported by different partners including the following: OVC – supported by Grace Africa Concepts on issues affecting the youth - supported by Emerging International DSW supported Y to Y initiative (Y stands for youth) included outreaches for young people 15-24 including cervical and breast cancer screening PS Kenya – Supported Condom efficacy targeted ages 18-49 and clean cook stove The organization has embraced collaboration/partnerships including: - • Individual contributions support • Partnership for instance National Syndemic Disease Control Council (NSDCC), County government, learning institutions National Syndemic Disease Control Council (NSDCC), County government, learning institutions 2000 0 Ongoing

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