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G-Djeaye Educational Camp for CEL Youth

57 young youth and seven trainers participated in the G-Djeaye MAGIS 2018 summer camp in Atakpamé 160 kilometers away from Lomé, at Our Lady of Africa College. The young youth aged between 12 and 21 years divided into cadets (12 to 15 years) and juniors (16 to 21) are vulnerable youth living with or affected by the HIV and Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STIs). Participants were informed on values such as time management and hygiene. “I am happy because I have learnt about who I am and how to relate with my friends” said one participant.

The summer camp also created a learning platform where participants learned about human personality, self-esteem, self- awareness and self-acceptance through immersion of dynamic animation modules that were both educative and entertaining. Participants engaged trainers by asking questions and sharing their experiences about relationships. This session created an opportunity for participants to express their emotional difficulties, get counseled and be empowered psychologically and spiritually.

The ten day MAGIS summer camp ended with a visit to Marian Shrine of Ayome; 50 km of Atakpamé and a cultural evening where participants demonstrated their artistic talents.

Dennis Owuoche

Dennis Owuoche Shadrack is the AJAN Communications and Research officer, Having joined AJAN in 2022 he has a broad experience in content writing; statements, press releases , website management, brand development, developing communications strategies and managing the social media, disseminating knowledge products, preparing flyers, reports and spreading other materials in order to enhance awareness about HIV and support Holistic development of the young people as a AHAPPY Trainer.

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