1,595 girls and boys received a birth certificate and are now recognised as citizens, allowing them to access vital services, such as healthcare and education.
 

40 children's groups campaigned to end violence against children, empowering girls and boys to speak out against harmful attitudes and practices.
 

9 local volunteers completed literacy training, so they can help more girls and boys learn to read and write.
 

32 teenagers are part of a local youth group, a safe and fun place where teens can meet, learn and practise new skills, and work together to promote child rights and protection.
 

"Our school was very dirty and children would throw rubbish everywhere. But since the hygiene and sanitation training, we all participate in sweeping and keeping our school clean." – Sharon (15), pictured centre

"Before the savings training, we would always start the new year broke. We are so happy now, because we can make plans for what we want to buy with the money we are saving." – Patricia, pictured centre

"We have improved our teaching methods, and this has increased children’s understanding in reading and writing. Children are also learning different life skills such as how to socialize with their friends." – Davidson

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