Lego build a world of play report

Summary; The project of Increase access Opportunity of education through play for Refugee children in Dzaleka Camp. Provide a safe space for 100 children to play and experience their childhood. they will learn life skills on tolerance; to fair play, peaceful acts on and off the field imparted through Playing games and grab same Hull hoops and to and challenge each other to see who can master spinning the hoop around their waist, jump rope games and activities for kids, Tennis ball and football Intervention. This will also help girls and women including boy, Child Marriage & beading through football while providing safe space with a leadership awards. Key Activities; Block construction and the office. Child education; Display and giving access to a variety of materials, Tools; Books , pen, pencils, eraser, games and food, songs etc.. Play and Sports; -football, Lego games, trains, Toys, small and large cube; Vocational and Life skills for children.

By Increasing Access to Vocational Training and Income Generating Activity for Vulnerable Women at Dzaleka, Refugee women and girls in Dzaleka camp have very limited opportunities to gain useful skills which would enable them to have access to the labor market and provide for themselves. Malawi’s restrictive policies on freedom of movement and the right to employment limit refugees’ opportunities to earn a living. This is certainly the case in Dzaleka refugee camp, where women and girls from Rwanda, Burundi, and the DRC have incredibly limited opportunities to gain useful skills that would allow them to provide for themselves and their families. Consequently refugees, especially Young girls are often seen begging in the streets of Dzaleka and many of them are even forced to resort to prostitution and survival sex in order to be able to provide for their dependents needs. Women and girls should have equal rights on etc.

Lesson Learnt; Due to the Competence Based Education and Training Course in Tailoring and Entrepreneurships at HOPDEV, The Modules covered during the Vocation Training Center (VTC) This course is an introduction to basic sewing skills. It's intended for school leavers and community groups who have limited knowledge or experience of basic sewing skills for women and girls including boys in Dzaleka refugee camp and the host community This new opportunity of sewing skills teaches our beneficiaries vulnerable women and girls how to: • identify basic sewing equipment • carry out basic maintenance of a sewing machine • Use Care and maintenance of Sewing tools and equipment, • Drafting, Cutting and stitching/Sewing of various clothes fabrics • Designing of Shirts, Trousers, Shorts, dress, blouse, Coat, jacket and Bags, • Entrepreneurship Development and Education With new sewing skills Women and girls participating in this program benefit in work with a sewing machine and sewing kits that are available locally to carry out a basic sewing project. When have finished this course Participants received their certificate awards in which identify their qualifications for employment and to be able to work on their own future. Also may still need to work under supervision when using different types of sewing machines.