Some things are too important to teach through a talk.
Mental health. Learning. Menstrual health and hygiene.
Young people need more than information. They need to take part. To ask questions. To practise. To learn from one another.
That is where play comes in. But play is only the beginning.
Our Impact
Boys and Girls engaged since 2016
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Increase in mental health awareness among BUREF participants
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Teachers and community coaches trained on play-based health education.
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of the children find the play-based peer-led approach fun and educative.
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Our Impact
“The WYLA Scholarship helped me to complete my primary education, and to sit for my PLE exams without worrying about school fees.”
“Watoto Wasoka has given our girls hope, leadership skills, and a bright future.”
“Watoto Wasoka's model has proven effective in advancing health and education for vulnerable children."
Who We Work With
