BIOGRAPHY OF THE PROGRAM BENEFICIARY

Jescar (shadow name) is a 15 years old and class 7 student at Kibweni Primary School, located in Kilimanjaro Moshi. During the school work shop at her school, we managed to initiate a connection with her teacher whom reported ….’s mother having mistreating this girl by sending her to local brew houses during the late hours which endangered the general up bring lifestyle and safety since such places are ever occupied by drunkards and less conscious people..

Having called a lady beside after the session we asked her in a friendly mannerly way with the presence of her teacher, she confirmed on these accusations against her mother and that she was scared to open up to anyone rather than her class teacher whom at the moment did not know what to do. Progress was made to go and meet her mother hoping to change this lifestyle lady was. .

It was not an easy thing to bring sense to her parents, especially the mother but as we introduced ourselves been child rights activists, she began to listen. Clarifying that lady was under age, she wasn’t supposed to be near brew house nor attend especially on such late hours. We then described the common risks that might come to lady including that of getting raped if not affected by HIV/AIDS at large. Also, the fact that this was not a health way of raising a child, much less a girl.

Having putting sense to lady’s parents, we headed to the local brew house owner and warned him on such habits of entertaining parents who sent their children to such places. We clarified on the legal actions that could be taken against him if anything bad had gone wrong with these children and with clarity he promised to work on this problem immediately as it was not long after two days he kept a post that children weren’t allowed near the place. .

As we left, this habit was kept to rest and we even got the feedback from the teacher that less of what we knew, it was a village habit of parents treating children this way but after the Jescar’s mother story, word spread and it stopped. As we came back during evaluation, a girl and other children were all happy and filled with confessions that the tradition had stopped. .

Quote from the Jescar

‘’The campaign for child right has changed my life and others children’’. Finally a lady laughing and asked if we shall come to school for a third time. thank you Moshi fm .

Biography of the beneficiary

Peter aged 20 years is one among the many youths who left the school after the failure of paying school fees. Both of his parents died a while back in an accident leaving him with his young brother who currently studies standard six in one of the local schools in town.

Due to lack of employment, he decided to work as a bus conductor in one of the public transport. Always complaining on a tiresome job and the little salary which ever ends on the meal and room rent. According to him one day as he was on his job as a conductor, he happened to be listening to our program in the debate regarding the safety of motorbike riders and loved it.

On progress, he heard George, the presenter and the other police officer announce on a Motor Bike Safety campaign which shall be conducted for free, and all riders were been invited to participate by writing their name to police central. Later he attended the seminar and participated with him from the first day to the last.

Upon completion of the campaign, he gained enough insights on such Motorbike Safety as he was also among those who acquired a certificate offered by the police department of road safety and his own possession of a driving license

Lucky enough, it was less than two weeks he was able to purchase his own Boda boda from the funds that his parents had live for him and his young brother. He began doing this as his job and changing the life of his young brother who is still at school. Most of his customers are the same passengers that used to board the bus that he was once a conductor on.

He came and gave us a call on the radio and wanted to be a testimony of our success and we welcome him to the studio and it’s where we got this story straight up from himself. He is now self-employed, safely riding his boda boda under all regulations

A quote from the Peter, “I wanted to be a motor bike rider, but I didn’t know how to start; the road regulations, traffics and more but the project of motor bike safety made all this possible, and for that am thankful abundantly.”

Biography of Halima

A 19 years old and one of the beneficiary of the elimination of childhood pregnancy project. She left school in 2013 due to lack of schools fees. Having stayed at home without any work to do. She ended up been impregnated by the one man who later escaped

Before the project she involved herself with the house girl post in someone’s house but due to mistreatments from her boss she decided to return at her uncle’s house to perform the day to day chores. Through the radio program, she learned about us and managed to be one of the girls who had a chance.

During the project she worked hard and displayed a huge performance. Her greatest strength is the speed that she poses in sewing.

She is the one who’s employed by the school in tailoring of the children cloth including uniforms. Now she has been given a permanent resident near the school having shifted home with her baby

We managed to have a simple interview with her and is what she had to say

‘’Children with educated mothers are more likely to survive than those whose mothers did not receive an education’’ how ever she recognize skills provided during the project. She stated ‘’help me I will help others’

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