???? Neftaly – Must Be Willing to Engage in Activities, Panel Sessions, and Service Discussions
Neftaly (Say Progress) is a dynamic and inclusive programme designed to empower individuals aged 16 years and above, who are committed to personal growth and community impact. This version of the programme specifically seeks participants who are willing and eager to actively engage in:
- Interactive activities,
- Panel sessions with experts and peers,
- Open discussions around health, gender-based violence (GBV), and social services.
???? Programme Highlights
- Active Engagement:
- Participants must be willing to contribute, listen, and share insights during workshops, activities, and group discussions.
- Panel sessions will feature experts, survivors, healthcare providers, and social workers to inspire learning and dialogue.
- Service discussions will explore the delivery, challenges, and opportunities in health and social services, with participant input encouraged.
- Experiential Learning:
- The programme uses hands-on activities, case studies, and role-plays to build understanding and skills.
- Participants are expected to reflect on personal experiences and propose solutions to real-world challenges in healthcare, GBV prevention, and social support.
- Networking and Collaboration:
- Participants will collaborate with peers, professionals, and community leaders.
- Opportunities to build networks for advocacy, career growth, and community initiatives.
- Safe Space for Expression:
- Respectful, non-judgmental environment for sharing ideas and experiences.
- Encourages active listening and empathy in discussions.
- Recognition and Pathways:
- Participants will receive certificates of participation and may be invited to further leadership roles or internships.
- The experience builds capacity for future roles in healthcare, GBV advocacy, and social service sectors.
???? Neftaly Health Care Wellness (GBV Awareness & Health Services)
Neftaly Health Care Wellness complements the interactive approach by offering structured, impactful services aimed at enhancing health and wellbeing while addressing GBV.
????️ GBV Awareness & Response
Objective:
To promote awareness, prevention, and survivor support in communities impacted by gender-based violence.
???? Key Features:
- Community Education:
- Engaging workshops and panel discussions on GBV dynamics, legal rights, and available support services.
- Interactive storytelling and real-life case studies to deepen understanding.
- Survivor Support & Empowerment:
- Access to confidential counselling, legal support, and trauma-informed care.
- Sessions for survivors to share their journeys (voluntarily) and inspire others.
- Men and Boys Engagement:
- Workshops and dialogues involving men and boys as champions for change.
- Open discussions on masculinity, respect, consent, and non-violence.
❤️ Health Services & Wellness Support
Objective:
To deliver comprehensive health services and wellness education, especially for vulnerable and underserved populations.
???? Key Features:
- Mobile Health Services:
- Primary health screenings for HIV, STIs, TB, diabetes, and blood pressure.
- Sexual and reproductive health education and access to family planning services.
- Mental Health and Psycho-social Support:
- Group discussions and support groups on stress management, anxiety, and trauma recovery.
- Mental health first aid training for participants.
- Wellness Promotion:
- Workshops on nutrition, exercise, and hygiene.
- Interactive wellness activities, such as stress-relief exercises, self-care challenges, and mindfulness sessions.
- Service Linkages and Referrals:
- Participants will learn about local services and referral pathways for continued support.
- Discussions on service gaps and improvements, involving input from participants.
???? Expected Outcomes
- Enhanced participant skills in critical thinking, active participation, and problem-solving.
- Improved awareness and knowledge of GBV issues, health services, and community resources.
- Empowered participants who are ready to contribute to community wellness and advocacy.
- Stronger networks of individuals dedicated to health equity and GBV prevention.
???? Who Should Join?
- Youth (16+) and adults who are willing to actively participate in discussions and activities.
- Healthcare workers, social workers, educators, community activists, and anyone interested in GBV awareness and health services.
- Individuals with a passion for change, a commitment to learning, and a desire to engage meaningfully with others.
Would you like me to:
✅ Create a flyer/poster highlighting these details?
✅ Draft a participant invitation or call for applications?
✅ Develop a detailed schedule or curriculum for the programme’s sessions and activities