Stars of peace youth alliance
P.O. BOX 77967
00622 Nairobi
Tel.: 0727-426692
BACKGROUND the stars of peace youth alliance was founded in June 2010 and the organization is a registered with the ministry of social and gender. The inspiration of the organization was embedded and the reason behind the formation of the organization is to bring cohesion and peaceful co-existence amongst different marginalized ethnic groups of our people who feel neglected, poor representation and isolated. Since they can not aggressively access service e.g. health, education and stand for there rights and they can express themselves freely. Thus the need to come together and help one anther for both economic and social empowerment
About us we are a group of young men and women who have come together to bridge our diversity and make it work for our benefit and the anther community at large. S.P.Y.A works to help the youth better chance and quality of living by improving their talent using limited resources in doing so S.P.Y.A aim to help the transformation of youths from lives of crime and drug abuse to self-reliance and into promote peace and justice in the globalize .we are advising young people to stand firm and join hands for a better tomorrow. We are appealing to everybody not to view us a political or religious based organization but as people who are out to help other, the quote of the organization is `restoring the lost hope’. Currently we rely on donation of premise for our meeting place. Which we do twice a month
Vision: eradication of poverty and maintaining peace amongst the community
Mission: to enhance the capacity of the youth so as to participate in socio-economic development processes effectively
GOAL: to contribute to sustainable development in order to reduce poverty, promote democratic governance and contribute to more secure, equitable and prosperous world.
our core value: the four absolute
Ø absolute honesty: that searchlight that reveals the truth about ourselves. In its light we face our shame and our shadows.
Ø Absolute of purity: freedom, of course, from lust and sexual abuse in all its forms, but also a quality of single-mindedness, cleanliness and non-attachment. The freedom to love without demanding anything in return
Ø Absolute unselfishness: the art of literal living. With a mind and a heart for others. If we are to make poverty history, we will need to make greed unacceptable.
Ø Absolute unconditional love: the ultimate answer and the fundamental need of every person and of Earth itself.
2. DECLARATION: our path is anchored on beneficial knowledge- we operate with it, we disseminate upon it, and we are patient on learning. This is the path that unites us in one group and motivates us to work willingly for a cause of brotherhood.
3. LOCATION: the group will operate from Eastleigh area and within the border lines of Kenya, and may liaise with international organization with similar objectives toward achieving its goals.
Objectives
v To work together as a team in order to uplift one another.
v To create environmental awareness
v To uphold human rights, protection and promotion of rights
v Promote health e.g. HIV/Aids awareness.
v Molding the youth to be responsible members within the society.
v Promote mutual co-existence
Activities
1) Life skills trainings
2) Adult literacy classes
3) First aid training
4) Trees planting
5) Referral service to our partners on issues related to their lines of services
6) Sports : football teams
Plans for future
- Capacity building and youth training on: peace building and conflict management, leadership, entrepreneurship and life skills, propose; writing/fundraising. Project planning and management, facilitation and community mobilization, policy advocacy and civic engagement, behavior change communication
- HIV/AIDS and health reproductive training
- Membership mobilization and coordination, networking and advocacy
- Regional/Global outreach and international liaison
- Training of language and culture teachers
- To compile digital materials for our activities
- Livelihood initiatives, such vocational training, small businesses for employment and income generation
- Training a team of of 20 trainers (Tot’s) on conflict management and Para-legalism
- Training a team of of 30 trainers (Tot’s) on health reproductive system and HIV/Aids
Accomplishments
ü Organized a culture day in Eastleigh in Nairobi in 2010
ü Three of our members take part in basic workshop of alternatives to violence project Kenya in the month of December 2010
ü One of our member attended first eastern Africa youth leader’s conference (EAYC) under the theme “beyond me it is time to act! From 9th – 13 February 2001, in Nakuru, Kenya
ü One of member also attended theatre for peace training on drama for conflict transformation held in Eastleigh Mennonite centre, Nairobi from 16th to 25 February 2011
ü Two of our girl’s members have successfully completed a 5 days peer education training held 19th – 23rd April 2011
ü From the three of our members who attended alternatives on December 2010 went for advance workshop held at the Mennonite centre Eastleigh on 24th to 26th may 2011
ü The group celebrated world environmental day by planting 30 trees at PCEA Eastleigh community centre on 5th June, 2011
ü One of member successful completed “world start with me `. (WSWM) programmer on ICT, Adolescent reproductive health and HIV/AIDS in 2011 on 16th July
