KTRC NOVEMBER WISHES
Kids and Teens NGO wishes you a wonderful and Happy New Month.
FINANCIAL LITERACY SKILLS FOR CHILDREN ON WORLD SAVINGS DAY 2021
World Savings Day, also known as World Thrift Day; is usually commemorated on the 31st of October of every year since 1924. It was established during the 1st International Savings Bank Congress (World Society of Savings Banks) in Milano, Italy. The Italian Professor Filippo Ravizza declared this day the “International Saving Day” on the […]
CHILD LABOUR INCREASES POVERTY
Over 420 children in 7 communities in Ondo State have been identified and withdrawn/prevented from cases of child labour through support from the International Labour Organization (ILO) with funding from the Netherlands Government. Dr Agatha Kolawole, the National Coordinator of the Accelerating Action for the Elimination of Child Labour in Supply Chains in Africa – […]
FLHE IN KADUNA- NO CHILD SHOULD BIRTH A CHILD
At the on-going project implementation on Family Life and HIV Education (FLHE) in Kaduna State, religious and traditional leaders were sensitized against the alarming rate of child marriage in response to recent reports according to the Chief of Staff to Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State, which says over 38 per cent of girls in […]
NIGERIA AT 61: ORPHANAGE VISIT INITIATIVE (OVI) TO GIVE HOPE AND SUCCOUR TO VULNERABLE CHILDREN
Nigeria at 61; Orphanage Visit Initiative (OVI) to give hope and succour to vulnerable children As part of activities lined up to celebrate the 61st Anniversary of Nigeria independence, a Non Govermental Organisation IBI Foundation in collaboration with Kids & Teens Resource Centre and other NGOs shared food and other essential commodities to Valerie Chapman […]
TEACHERS DETERMINE TO COMBAT RAPE AND OTHER VICES IN NIGERIA
Kids &Teens Resource Centre (K&TRC) Nigeria, with support from UNESCO organized a 2-day training of 455 teachers on Family Life and HIV/AIDS Education (FLHE) delivery across Taraba, Kaduna and Nasarawa states of Nigeria. The training was conducted in the senatorial zones in their respective states. Martin-Mary Falana presented the overview of the program and objectives […]
SUPPORT THE ORPHANAGE VISIT INITIATIVE
The Orphanage Visit Initiative (OVI) is an initiative aimed at visiting orphanages periodically to bring succour, joy and excitement to the residents of these homes by donating food and household items. Our previous visits have brought greater awareness and support to these homes. Join us for this year’s edition by giving your time, food stuffs, […]
DO YOU KNOW YOUR HIV STATUS?
It is important to know your HIV status as HIV (Human Immuno-deficiency Virus) is one of the most deadly diseases known to man. If you’re above the age of 18, it is safe to assume that you engage in sexual Intercourse. But do you play it safe, have you thought about the probability that you […]
DRUG ABUSE REDUCES LIFE EXPECTANCY
It is always written boldly on any pack of cigarettes that “smokers are liable to die young, despite this warning, Young people and Adults still engage in smoke and abuse drugs. This is what many term to be in vogue in this present generation; as a young Nigerian, if you don’t smoke, you are not […]
THE OFFICIAL SIGNING OF THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN APINNIGERIA AND KIDSNTEENSNGO ON THE REACHING ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTHS INITIATIVE (RAY’s)
Having identified K&TRC as one of the organizations with previous successes in adolescent programming in the State, @apinnigeria is partnering with the organization to accelerate and scale up HIV and related services for targeted Adolescents and Young People (AYP). Based on the engagement, K&TRC has been supported with youth friendly games, HIV test kits and other consumables […]
PDP CHAIRMAN, HON FATAI ADAMS WARMLY RECEIVED THE STATE TEAM OF THE SUPPORTING ADVANCEMENT OF GENDER EQUALITY (SAGE) PROJECT
The Ondo State People’s Democratic Party- PDP Chairman, Hon Fatai Adams warmly received the State team of the Supporting Advancement of Gender Equality (SAGE) Project in his office today. While speaking at the advocacy meeting which had in attendance Bashorun Tola Alabere – State Deputy Chairman, Alhaji Ogbera Ganiyu – Assistant Treasure and Mr Niyi […]
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION : MY RIGHT TO VOTE
Voting is one of the most Important duties and rights you exercise as a citizen of Nigeria. You are allowed the right to vote for whichever political candidate bests represents your interest in government. For instance, if you want your road fixed, or your community developed, you can vote for these things by voting-in a […]
THE STORY OF JOSHUA ADISA’S LIFTING
Meet Joshua Adisa from LA primary school, Awule Oyotedo. Joshua is a 6yrs old physically challenged child that was enrolled into school by his Teacher, and this marked the beginning of the story of the helping hands that lifted Joshua and his family. Joshua was discovered by a teacher who goes to the same Church […]
JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST RAPE
Have you been raped or you know someone who has?💔 If you’ve been raped or sexually assaulted, then you should not suffer in silence. Rape is a crime in Nigeria, if you’re a victim then you should report the matter. Reporting rape can be a very emotional and difficult thing to do. So you should […]
K&TRC INAUGURATES THE FAMILY LIFE AND HIV EDUCATION (FLHE) PROGRAMME IN KADUNA STATE
Meetings with stakeholders on the FLHE Project to secure commitments for the future of young people in Nigeria, paid off on Monday (June 28, 2021) as Kids and Teens Resource Centre inaugurated the Family Life and HIV Education (FLHE) programme in Kaduna State. At the stakeholders meeting chaired by the CEO of Kids & Teens […]
STAKEHOLDERS CALL FOR SUSTAINED INTERVENTIONS TO MEET THE UNMET NEEDS OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE
Stakeholders call for sustained interventions to meet the unmet needs of young people Traditional and Religious leaders in Taraba had commit to support the planned Family Life and HIV Education project for In-School and Out-of-School young people in the state following reports of high cases of unwanted and unplanned pregnancies, drug and substance abuse, monstrous […]
SEXUAL EDUCATION :ADOLESCENT SRH KNOWING SERIES
The major take-home during the Adolescent SRH Knowing Series Session held at Iju, Akure North today, is the need for adolescents to be assertive. Many Adolescents go into risky behaviours due to peer influence and the inability to assertively say No! Hence the need to equip them with skills that will help them cope with […]
CHILD LABOUR DAY 2021
Child Labour is any form of work that deprives children of having a regular childhood. Child Labour is one of the greatest problems that the world faces today. To this effect, every year on June 12, the world comes together to battle the ills of child labour. K&TRC’s efforts to combat child labour led us […]
CULTIVATING READING CULTURE AMONG CHILDREN
Differentiate and you stand out in a very crowded marketplace. Reading culture can be explained as a learned practice of seeking knowledge, information, or entertainment through the written word. Such practice can be acquired by reading books, magazines, newspaper, journals etc. It is however, indisputable that a vast number of school children ranging from primary, […]
HOW TO HELP KIDS DISCOVER PASSION, VISION, PURPOSE AND CAREER II
In Geology, the presence of some elements in a location can indicate that a particular substance is in a place or not and can also tell us the volume of the element that is available before great investment is made in exploring in. Likewise the observation of some elements in a person can be used […]
HOW TO HELP KIDS DISCOVER PASSION, VISION, PURPOSE AND CAREER
A country full of men with no vision will be full of selfish and irresponsible leaders and citizen. Let us imagine that someone embarked on a journey to Lagos and forgets why he was in Lagos when he got there. What will you suggest to that person? Let me also ask this, someone has 100km […]
Prevention of Sexual Abuse Among Young People: An e-Knowing Series Session
Sexual abuse is when a person uses control, force or pressure to make someone participate in unwanted sexual activity. The use of force or pressure implies lack of consent and if consent is obtained, it would be obtained based on manipulation or misrepresentation of the nature of the conduct. Sexual abuse may have physical, verbal, […]
How to curb Substance Abuse among Children
Substance use – refers to occasional use of alcohol or other drugs without developing tolerance or withdrawal symptoms when not in use. Drug can be used for experimental (new experiences) or recreational purposes. Substance Misuse – refers to the inappropriate use of prescribed or non- prescribed medicine, but not for pleasure or other non-medicinal purposes. A […]
Achieving Comprehensive Sexuality Education among Young People Amidst COVID-19 (Part 2)
In the first part of this discussion, we jointly agreed that Covid-19 would not completely halt sexual activities among us especially young people. We agreed that there could be complications in that lockdown may limit people’s access to sexuality education and commodities that could help them live and enjoy a healthy sexual life. We concluded […]
Exercises for Children during COVID-19 Lockdown & Era
The greatest asset that an individual can possess is sound health. Therefore, physical exercise remains the only vital tool for achieving optimum health across all ages. It is one of the most important factors of health promotion, especially among children. WHAT IS PHYSICAL EXERCISE? A lot of definitions and interpretations have been contracted for the […]
Declare State Of Emergency On Gender-Based Violence – Ondo CSOs
Civil Society organisations, led by Kids & Teens Resource Centre in Ondo State staged a walk against rape calling on the Federal government to declare a state of emergency on gender based violence in Nigeria. Speaking on this trend, the CEO, Kids & Teens Resource Centre, Martin-Mary Falana on behalf of other organizations called on […]
Communicating Sexuality Education to Children
The Topic: Communicating Sexuality Education to our Children focus on: Parent Children Sexuality Education PARENT Parent is the caretaker, caregiver of a child. Parent can take on different forms, such as biological parent, stepparent, grandparent, legal guardian, or a combination. As a parent, your major role is to develop a child or children, provide basic […]
Questions and Answers on Nutrition and Healthy Living in Children
What is Nutrition Nutrition simply means the study of nutrients in food, how the body uses them, and the relationship between diet, health, and disease. What is Malnutrition Malnutrition refers to deficiencies or excesses in nutrient intake, imbalance of essential nutrients or impaired nutrient utilization. A child can be “undernourished or over-nourished”. Most times, the […]
Achieving Comprehensive Sexuality Education among young people amidst COVID-19 by Dr. Yemi Atibioke
Who are young people? What is sexuality education? Why do we have to think outside the box during COVID-19 pandemic period? The United Nations defines youth as persons between the ages of 15 and 24 with all UN statistics based on this range, the UN states education as a source for these statistics. The UN […]
RAPE: THE GOVERNOR MUST ADDRESS US
I am a man. I have zero tolerance for rape in all its forms. I am sure all men should as well come out now to stand against Rape. If a governor’s daughter, king’s daughter, religious leaders’ daughter is raped, the response to the case will not be addressed the way community leaders, religious leaders […]
Effect of Covid-19 Pandemic on Young People and Solutions
Effect of Covid-19 Pandemic on Young People and Next Steps COVID-19 is a novel virus as we all know that is highly infectious, transmitted by droplets. It’s level of contagiousness makes it a dreaded disease. Everyone in the world is afraid of this virus just because it is highly contagious. We are however lucky in […]
Covid 19: an opportunity to become a better Parent
Covid 19; an opportunity to become a better Parent by Folashade Bamigboye Parenting is one of the most important and challenging job any of us can have, yet only a few parents are intentional about acquiring skills to help them raise children that will become responsible adults. Some people believe every family will have “the […]
The Role of Family Values in the Development of a Child’s Character
The Role of Family Values in the Development of a Child’s Character by Martin-Mary Falana Humans rely heavily on learning for child development; because we are not born knowing how to behave in society, we have to learn many of the behaviors from the environment around us while growing up. For most of us, this […]
HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST CONDEMNS ARREST OF SEX WORKERS IN ONDO
Our CEO, a global advocate for key populations in Nigeria, Martin-Mary Falana has strongly condemned the arrest of sex workers in Ondo State saying sex workers are ostracized, marginalized folks who are often drug addicts with little or no public sympathy or support, and are easy prey for extortion and assault by the police. Speaking […]
Zero Malaria Begins With Me
It’s TRUE the world presently is faced with dealing with the novel coronavirus which has been receiving global attention and response. However, the toll of malaria won’t stop as the COVID-19 pandemic evolves. A halt in progress now will bring unnecessary SUFFERING and LOSS of LIFE. We join the world today to commemorate World Malaria […]
Autism Spectrum Disorder – Celebrating a Social Worker with a Difference!
April is Autism Month🎯 Today we celebrate Omon Olohigbe Omoike, a woman who has been at the center of care for many special children in Nigeria. She is the founder of Salem Montessori School. A distinguished philanthropist virtuoso and adjunct special needs Educator with specialization on the intervention and advocacy for the children living with […]
Complete Care for Street Kids (CC4SK)
Child protection is a serious concern that is characterized by the targeting and abduction of children. In Ondo State, we work with the State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development and the communities to build a sustainable response to these issues. Many children do not have shelter and they live on the streets, market […]
Good Friday & increase in COVID-19 Cases
Today is called ‘Good Friday’ because it is the day when Jesus was rejected so that mankind can be accepted before God. Jesus was killed so that mankind can be healed from sin. So we rejoice! Thus, same way we should rejoice and continue to rejoice as the number of cases detected by the NCDC […]
The unsung health heroes
7TH APRIL EVERY YEAR This year, the World Health Day is set aside for the cause of nurses and midwives. Fact is that, with the on-going coronavirus pandemic, Nurses and other health workers are at the forefronts, providing respectful treatment and care. Without the help of nurses, there would be no response. On this World […]
COVID-19 and learning outcome for Students
The first confirmed case of Coronavirus (COVID-19) was reported in Nigeria on 27th of February 2019, ever since there has been an increase in the number of confirmed cases. The presence of the pandemic in Nigeria has crippled the activities of key sectors in the country and among this is the educational sector. The increase […]
Basic facts for Covid-19 Prevention
This is the time to teach our kids and reinforce basic hygiene practices taught in school. Wash your hands: ✅after using the toilet ✅before eating ✅after coughing/ sneezing ✅after touching your pets The much older kids should wash their hands before cooking or helping out in the kitchen. This will help them stay safe from […]
Coronavirus, unplanned pregnancies and STIs
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From the CEO’s Desk on Coronavirus
Good morning all, I believe we are all safe and observing all necessary instruction. This is the time to always check on love ones far and near. At this period let us be careful what we post or share as many are just out there to be mischievous all in the name of playing pranks. […]
Children positioned to prevent Coronavirus and other Infections
Personal hygiene is basically how we care for our bodies. Hygiene practices include bathing, washing our hands, brushing our teeth, and more. Every day, we come in contact with millions of germs and viruses. They can linger on the body, and most times, they may children sick. Personal hygiene practices can help you and the […]
Ugly Monster Called Rape: Avoiding the catastrophe
Today, there are alarming cases of rape, defilement and incest in our society. More worrisome is that many cases are either not reported or withdrawn for settlements out of court. Some families of victims of these forms of sexual abuse are either scared of the aftermath of the court case or the stigma of making […]
Love & Sex are not synonymous
PRE-VAL INTERVENTION WITH YOUNG PEOPLE IN AKURE Social Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14. It is a festival of romantic love and many people give cards, letters, flowers or presents to their spouse or partner. They may also arrange a romantic meal in a restaurant or night in a hotel. In the meantime, the […]
Youth power unleashed to #EndFGM
Ending Female Genital Mutilation by 2030 Female genital mutilation (FGM) comprises all procedures that involve altering or injuring the female genitalia for non-medical reasons and is recognized internationally as a violation of the human rights, the health and the integrity of girls and women. Girls who undergo female genital mutilation face short-term complications such […]
PROJECT LAUNCH OF BIOGAS & COMPOST FROM ORGANIC WASTE
Towards building the capacity of young people in Biogas and Compost production, African Student’s Organization in Hamburg and GIZ- CIM in partnership with Kids & Teens Resource Centre( K&TRC) is set to train 200 secondary school students on how to turn waste energy into wealth and produce compost from organic waste. Addressing students and teachers […]
Kids & Teens Marks 17th Anniversary, Launches Good Deeds Day
As part of activities marking the 17th anniversary of Kids & Teens Resource Centre (K&TRC) towards the end of year 2019, the organization on 12th December, launched Good Deeds Day, which is recognized an International Day of Volunteering with a mission to unite people from around the world in doing good deeds for others and […]
16 DAYS ACTIVISM AGAINST GENDER – BASED VIOLENCE
When no one takes the responsibility to call others unto action, a lot of things become static. It is not enough for a person to take up the responsibility of change, it is important everyone takes change as a personal activity. The 16 days activism which kicked off November 25 (International Day for the Elimination […]
WORLD DIABETES DAY 2019
14th November of every year is known as World Diabetes Day (WDD). WDD is the world’s largest diabetes awareness campaign reaching a global audience of over 1 billion people in more than 160 countries. The campaign draws attention to issues of paramount importance to the diabetes world and keeps diabetes firmly in the public and […]
CHILDREN CULTURAL FIESTA’19
On the 17th October 2019, Kids & Teens Resource Centre held the second edition of Children Cultural Fiesta in commemoration of International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2019. The programme held at the Ondo – State Library with 124 persons (94 students and 30 adults) in attendance. The aim of the event was to […]
KIDS & TEENS COMMEMORATES GLOBAL GOALS WEEK
In 2015, world leaders agreed to 17 goals for a better world by 2030. These goals have the power to end poverty, fight inequality and stop climate change. Guided by the goals, Kids & Teens Resource Centre keeps carrying out activities that envisions a secured future where young people are empowered to contribute to the […]
KIDS & TEENS CHILDREN CARAVAN 2019
The second edition of Children Caravan was held on the 3rd to 5th of September 2019 as part of the organization’s effort to promote children’s rights to leisure and recreation enshrined in the Ondo state Child’s Right Law 2003. Children Caravan 2019 was a 3-Day powerfully packed adventurous holiday program designed for children with disabilities […]
K & TRC Celebrates Distinct Achievements in Her Third Quarter
The Third Quarter in Kids & Teens Resource Centre has recorded triple achievements with three personalities in her organization. This was remarkable for efforts put into human capacity development. The first achievement was The Change Makers Impact Award 2019 and Inauguration into the Accent Hall of Fame of The Accent Business Academy received by The […]
World Humanitarian Day 2019 With Children of the Poor
Life most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others? – Martin Luther King Jnr As an organization well known for serving children and young people, Kids & Teens Resource Centre commemorated the World Humanitarian day, with other Sister Organizations by Feeding The Hungry at Post Office and Sabo Community of Akure […]
International Youth Day (IYD) 2019 – “Transforming Education”
The International Youth Day 2019 which holds every August 12, was commemorated at Kids & Teens Resource Centre. This held in two phases under the theme “Transforming Education”. The phases held via dialogue forum and an edutainment style known as “Open Maths Dance”. The dialogue forum held in the morning at the organization conference hall […]
World Environment Day 2019; Waste Disposal in our communties
Every June 5 has been set aside to commemorate World Environment Day; to reflect, take action and celebrate the Mother Earth. This year, the theme is #BeatAirPollution to enable us reflect on the effect of polluted air and how we can stop it. Franklin D. Roosevelt said “A Nation that destroys its soil destroy itself. […]
World’s largest clock on #ItsTimetoEndTB
The World’s largest clock on the 2019 World TB Day theme: “It’s time to END TB” was carved by Kids & Teens Resource Centre to educate and create awareness among people in Ondo State on tuberculosis. K&TRC’s awareness train began with awareness creation and sensitization in Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church with over 500 […]
Ipogun Water and Sanitation Project
With your support and donation of $10, $15, $25, $50 or more, we can provide potable water for the children and families in Ipogun, as well as put an end to open defecations which have contributed to the many health challenges faced by people in the community. To learn more about this project, kindly follow […]
Empowering women and girls to End Poverty
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Goal 1, which is No Poverty, can only be achieved through combined effort and intentional actions to reach out to those who are vulnerable, providing economic empowerment and sustainability plans for them. In a bid to contribute to the alleviation of Poverty in rural communities in Ondo State, Nigeria, 20 young […]
TBAs join the “END FGM CAMPAIGN” IN AKURE, ONDO STATE
Female genital mutilation (FGM) comprises all procedures that involve partial or total removal of the external female genitalia, or other injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons (WHO). The practice is mostly carried out by traditional circumcisers who often play other central roles in communities, such as attending childbirths. In many settings, health […]
WORLD CANCER DAY 2019
Towards a continuous and effective impact amongst young people, Kids & Teens Resource Centre (K&TRC) in partnership with Reviving Girls Initiative and Doyen Foundation commemorated the World Cancer Day (WCD) 2019 with Federal Girls Government College (FGGC), Akure on “Breast Lump and Breast Cancer” under the theme “I am and I will”. The theme “I […]
Children Caravan 2018: 50 Less privileged kids empowered
Making a difference in the lives of children especially those who live in rural and excluded communities has been the major focus of our organization. This year’s holiday camp was designed to expose less-privileged kids to social life. Kids & Teens Resource Centre (K&TRC) mobilized children ages 10-15 from 5 rural communities across 3 Local Government […]
A community on the brink of extinction
Ayetoro community, which was founded in 1947 by Christian religious leaders and fishermen was recorded as one of the most prosperous rural communities in West Africa; based on public records, as at 1960 the proceeds made from fishing activities was huge before the discovery of crude oil in the 1970s, a discovery, which Eretan the […]
“Ofofo” Series for Young People
Knowing Series is an Adolescent Reproductive Health program -refered to as “OFOFO” in Yoruba- aimed at equipping young people with knowledge and skills on their Sexual and Reproductive Health to assist them in making informed decisions about their lives. The Knowing Series for the month of June was held on 28th June in celebration of […]
Kids & Teens Resource Centre promotes male involvement in Family Planning #WPD
#WorldPopulationDay is an annual event, observed on July 11th every year, which seeks to raise awareness on global population issues. The event was established by the Governing Council of the United Nations Development programme in 1989. This year’s theme “Family Planning is a Human Right” marks the 50th anniversary of the first proclamation on “Family […]
Menstrual Health and Hygiene
Statistics show thtat at least 500 million women and girls globally lack adequate facilities for menstrual hygiene management; inadequate water to wash, unavailability of means to dispose used sanitary pads in schools and other places can pose a major obstacle to women and girls leading to absenteeism from school during their period. At K&TRC, we […]
K&TRC reawakens cultural values among children
Culture generally, is the way an individual or group of people chose to do their things; it is often handed down from generations to generations. At some point, it could be amended and could possibly wear out. Nigerian culture and customs extend to several other aspect of the life of an average Nigerian, from the […]
World Kidney Day 2018
The World Kidney Day is also the same day as the International Women’s Day. This should bring more focus on the health and wellness of women. Kidney disease when chronic comes with adverse outcomes of kidney failure and premature death. This is fast becoming a global public health problem. As a matter of fact, it […]
International Women’s Day 2018
IWD is a day set aside to celebrate women globally, it is a day when women are recognized for their achievements and how far we’ve come in terms of women’s rights. We celebrated IWD2018 by giving out awards to women irrespective of their status, religion or ethnicity as a way of supporting them to do more and […]
Knowing Series on Adolescent Reproductive Health
Adolescence as defined by World Health Organization (WHO) is the transitional phase of growth and development between childhood and adulthood. It is a time of rapid physical, physiological and social development where a child grows from being a boy or girl into a man or woman. Research has recently shown that adolescents are not well […]
Three to Five Saves Life – Maternal and New Born Health
Do you know that not spacing your child’s birth for 3 years can make the mother suffer? Birth spacing refers to the amount of time a woman should wait after live birth before attempting to get pregnant. Birth spacing among unmarried women in the time past reveal that most women tend to give birth within […]
Guest of the Month – Gboyega Olutade
At K&TRC, we usually celebrate Men, Women and young people that are contributing to the development of their communities. We had the honour of celebrating a philanthropist, a passionate lover of kids, professional coach, cheerful giver and business owner, Olutade Gboyega. He is a proud Nigerian who hails from Ekiti State but has been to […]
K&TRC celebrates another Change Champion
We are glad to announce again, the selection of one of our own – Olaogun Michael Sunkanmi – to be among the 50 young Africans and Nigerian delegate that will be participating in “CANVASSITY” Democracy Fellowship Program for 2018. The selection process was in two phases in which articles were written allowing young people share […]
A product of K&TRC making waves globally
Guest of the Month
We were honoured today to have a great young man in our midst as guest of the month. Mr. Olawale David Oyinlade is from #Akure Ondo State, he is a Nigerian blogger and also the founder of CrayInitiative (CRAY). He is a student of Ekiti State University. After a brief introduction of K&TRC to him, […]
The Rights of a Child
Every child has the right to Survival, Development, Protection and Participation #SDPP. No child should be left alone to survive the hardship and torture the world brings on them. Even if a child is an orphan, he should experience a life where someone can arise and say you are not alone. We want to see […]
Female Genital Cutting
Today is the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation #FGM. Female Genital Mutilation is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as all procedures involving partial or total removal of the external female genitalia, or injury to the female genital organs, for non-therapeutic reasons. The WHO classifies the practice into four types: […]
World Cancer Day 2018 – “We can, I can”
Cancer develops as a result of abnormal cell growth with the potential of invading or spreading to other parts of the body. Unlike benign tumors, which do not spread to other parts of the body, cancer like malignant tumor spreads to other parts of the body. Possible signs and symptoms include a lump, abnormal bleeding, […]
Our fundraising promise
We value our relationship with our supporters and want you to feel assured that we will deliver what we promise. We also want you to enjoy the experience of helping make a difference globally. Your support and generosity enable us to improve the lives of children, adolescents, young people, women and men who are affected […]
Don’t Compromise!!! Do Condomise!!!
Do you know that Condoms have been with men since 1701? So Don’t Compromise!!! but Do Condomise!!! Condom Education is an avenue to provide adequate information about condoms and not to promote usage. The ABC (A- Abstinence, B – Be faithful and C – Condomise) of #HIV prevention provides options to help us act wisely […]
Tribute to the Executive Director of Kidsnteensng
Tribute to an Icon- Martin-Mary Falana What makes days special isn’t the day itself but the events that occur in those days make such days remarkable and rememberable. The 29th of November is just an ordinary day for some people but not for us at Kids & Teens Resource Centre. It’s a day to always […]
World AIDS Day 2017
Our SKM manager shares his experience on the #WorldAIDSDay2017 activity carried out in Ekiti State, Nigeria We mobilized the National Youth Service Corps member Peer Education Trainers #CPETs across LGAs for a roadwalk to celebrate #WorldAIDSDay2017 #MyRighttoHealth @Ado LGA, @Ikere LGA, @Ekiti SW and @Ekiti East LGA there was massive turnout of Corps members. CPETs […]
Your Health, Your Wealth!
Health they say is wealth, the way you manage your health depicts how long you will live. Your health should be your first priority thereby staying healthy makes life enjoyable. Day after day there are different kinds of ailment and diseases that kill many people in the world today not just because there are no […]
Stop Open Defecation; Save money, create jobs #WorldToiletDay
Stop Open Defecation; Save money, create job #WorldToiletDay Nigeria and the global community have been battling with the aftermaths of open defecation for ages past. Before now, it was believed that open defecation is peculiar to the rural area, but it would surprise us to learn that it has become a common practice among the […]
KIDS & ILLICIT VIDEOS
Parents and Guardians ought to be curious to know what kids do on internet enabled devices. Do we care to find out? According to research, 95 per cent of 8 to 11 year olds had accessed the internet within a month, with almost all having accessed the internet at some point in their lives. Children […]
World Pneumonia Day 2017 #WPD
Sometime in the year 2002, we welcomed the birth of a wonderful damsel, beautiful and clean baby girl, Eniitan. Wonderful Eniitan was able to witness her christening ceremony and we enjoyed being greeted by families and friends from nigh and far places. She started growing well until a day, a day that marked the beginning […]
Kidney Disease and Obesity
Kidney Disease and Obesity Obesity is defined as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that may impair health. In 2014, worldwide over 600 million adults were obese. Obesity is a potent risk factor for the development of kidney disease. It increases the risk of developing major risk factors of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), like diabetes […]
Ending Violence and Abuse Against Children
Ending Violence and Abuse Against Children The Importance of ending the perpetration of violence and abuse on anyone especially girls and women living with disabilities was once more brought to the fore as Kids & Teens Resource Centre (K&TRC) joined a global TweetChat to deliberate on issues and instances of violence and abuse against […]
Guest of the Month
Guest of the Month Today we hosted our “Guest of the Month” – Mr Ebenezer Adeniyan, a revered journalist/editor and the publisher of “TRACE NEWS MAGAZINE”, a magazine that has a national readership of over 2000. He hails from Akure and was the former editor of the “Sunshine Daily Watch” Akure. As is our […]
Identification of Children Behavioural and Emotional Disorders
Identification of Children Behavioural and Emotional Disorders “If a problem is not temporary or short-lived, then should parents seek out a trained and qualified professional to help their children?” Children’s health includes physical, mental and social well-being. Most parents know the basics of keeping children healthy; like giving them healthy foods, making sure they […]
Special Consultative Status Granted
We are pleased to announce that the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) at its Coordination and Management Session of April 2017 adopted the recommendation of the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) to grant Special Consultative status to our organization, Kids & Teens Resource Centre (K&TRC). The journey to achieving this began in 2013 […]
Internally Displaced Persons
Internally Displacd Persons This information is contained in a report ‘Global Overview 2014: people internally displaced by conflict and violence’ released last week by the Internal Displaced Monitoring Centre (IDMC) and the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). “Violence, abuses, and forced evictions all add to the conflict-mix in many of these situations, while in places […]
Peace Begins with You
Peace Begins with You Peace Begins with you! At a time in the history of Nigeria where peace and security has become a major issue especially in the North Eastern part of the country. The celebration of peace is a noble one because it promotes shared values of democracy, oneness, equality and development. K&TRC […]
Staff Capacity Building – Reporting and Documenting the Right Way
Staff Capacity Building In this information age, timely information is of utmost importance. Recounting events, activities, issues, programmes, etc in the most presentable and easily comprehensible way is very crucial to the sustainability of any organisation. In view of this, Kids & Teens Resource Centre organised a 2-day in-house training on “Reporting & Documentation […]
From Grass to Grace – Success Story
From Grass to Grace – Success Story Mrs. Bosede Rotimi, is a 35years-old physically challenged (crippled), widow and caregiver in Agbado community in Gboyin local government area of Ekiti State in South-West of Nigeria. In her pathetic condition, living in a dilapidated building made with waste planks and openings everywhere endangering herself as well […]
The Power of Partnership on Fighting the AIDS Epidemic
The Power of Partnership on Fighting the AIDS Epidemic Today, there are 36.9 million people living with HIV/AIDS and more than 95% of those living with HIV are in developing countries where access to effective health care is often challenging. In an age of unprecedented health innovation, these numbers are unacceptable. Goal 17 of the […]
World Tuberculosis Day 2017
World Tuberculosis Day 2017 In commemoration of the World Tuberculosis Day 2017 Themed; Unite to End TB in Nigeria, Kids & Teens Resource Centre participated with KNCV (in support of USAID) to carry out a four-day awareness campaign and outreach in Three (3) local governments of Ondo State namely: Akure-South, Owo & Odigbo local […]
Your First Line of Defense is Clean Hands
Human beings have been battling infections and viruses since the inception of the world; Common cold, Bird flu, Ebola, Zika, Lassa fever and now Coronavirus; there seems to be news of a new dangerous virus almost every day. For some viral diseases, vaccines and antiviral drugs have allowed us to keep infections from spreading widely, […]
Youth Governance by the Bridge
Youth Governance by the Bridge Moving from SMART to WARM: Warming up for 2015 The need for Nigerian youth to strategically contribute their quota to the democratic and electoral processes of the country was brought to the fore as youth leaders gathered in Port-Harcourt from April 15 to 19, 2013 during the Building Resources […]