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Ngogwe Community

Child protection is a huge problem in Ngogwe with a high incidence of child abuse, neglect and child marriage taking place. We have been partnering with them since 2008.
  1. Where we work
  2. Africa
  3. Ngogwe Community

  • Population25,400
  • Villages73
  • Temp20°C
We’re working to mobilise and educate parents on the rights of children especially their right to education to prevent child marriage. We are working alongside local government to create protection systems and train community groups how to stop child abuse and abductions. 

We have already achieved great things in the Ngogwe community by helping children receive an education and creating child clubs to mobilize youth in the community.
 

We’re working with the people of Ngogwe to build a community where children thrive.

We’re working with the people of Ngogwe to build a community where children thrive. </br></br>
We’ve been partnering with Ngogwe for over five years now and are starting to tackle the harder problems such as changing mindsets about the right to education for girls or early marriage. We’re focusing on building skills, hope and opportunity for Ngogwe community. 

After these projects are complete we ensure all our work is sustainable, and that the community is set up to identify and respond to needs as they arise. We plan for our partnership to continue until 2023 when we will have delivered a multitude of skills and knowledge for the community to continue their own development.
of children are currently enrolled and attending school
Children’s Clubs have been formed to empower children to defend their rights
savings groups are active to increase resilience

Stories from Ngogwe Community

Protecting children through the Amber Alert System

World Vision's Amber Alert System is saving children from being kidnapped in the Ngogwe community. This system enables the entire community to rally together in keeping their community safe.

Ngogwe Community, Africa

Full tummies for all students

The teachers in Ngogwe didn’t know what to do to help their students. The children were arriving at school hungry, and most of them didn’t have lunch either.

Ngogwe Community, Africa

Students doing it for themselves

Students were hungry and unable to concentrate at school, so they set out to provide food for all.

Ngogwe Community, Africa

The power of song and dance

These students are using every skill they have to change attitudes towards child rights in their community.

Ngogwe Community, Africa

Tim shares an update on the Ngogwe Community

As the Country Programme Manager for the Ngogwe Community, Tim shares how community led educational programming is revitalising learning for children.

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