CLUBE AMIZADE
The CLUBE AMIZADE project, developed by Tiffany Williams, a Peace Corps Volunteer in Chicumbane, Gaza, tackles the high rates of teenage pregnancy and HIV among youth. Initially focusing on young women, it has evolved to also support young men. The project features two parts: engaging health activities using film, music, and games, and promoting digital journaling skills through typing programs and creative writing exercises. With challenges such as limited technology, it fosters community partnership and creative expression, striving for a healthier future for young people.
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CLUBE AMIZADE HIV & Sexual Health & Journaling
What It Is A two part ICT based project created by Tiffany Williams a PCV based in Chicumbane, Gaza with the local CBO ACOSADE.
Whom It Targets Initially designed to target young women to alleviate the high teenage pregnancy & HIV rate in the community. Evolved into a stronger focus toward young males.
How It Is Used Two Parts: Health Activities and Digital Journals Health Activities: Film, PowerPoint, Music and Games – TV, DVD, Guitar Digital Journals: Typing Programs, Microsoft Word - Computer
Challenges • Rural Community: Marketing, Electricity • Tech Limitations: Lack of LCD Projector, Internet Network Printer, Software, Old Hardware • Space
Monitoring and Evaluation Typing Tests/Drills, HIV Journal Compositions, End of Year Exposition, Competition with other HIV Clubs, High Expressions of Gratitude
Final Thoughts • Focus on Creative Writing Development • Look for extra funding to ease some of the challenges • Partner with other organizations
