career coaching session with students of studying in different schools in bidibidi refugee settlement.

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Career guidance

the influence of culture on early marriage in the refugee settings.

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How Peer Pressure contributed to Early Marriage

This a story of a single mother in Bidi bidi Refugee Settlement Uganda

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Life of a Single Mother

Audio drama on the basics of family management

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Poor Family Management

Drama on how girl child is denied access to education in bidibidi refugee settlement.

Audio Drama

Denial for education

This album contains recorded versions of radio talkshows with Excellence Foundation for South Sudan staff during the Juba Primary Schools Mini Competition 2023

Juba Primary Schools Mini Competition 2023 Team on Advance Fresh Rays Shows with Dave Boboto

Juba Primary Schools Mini Competition 2023 Team on Radio Miraya's Breakfast Show with Irene Lasu

#RadioSchool is a pre-recorded audio learning programme produced by Allvox in Imvepi refugee settlement, Uganda targeting children from 3 to 6 years of age in the settlement. 

RadioSchool repurposes child's class lessons in Early Childhood Development (ECDs) Centres in Imvepi settlement into reusable learning programme to help refugee children in drought-prone areas to continue learning from home and during holidays. 

Besides helping refugee parents who could not provide basic school requirements for their children, the programme also favors children with disabilities who couldn't access learning centres to also learn from home. 

Used together with a programme Transcript, RadioSchool turns helps parents as 'home teachers' to guide their children's learning at home as they follow every stage of the programme.

Allvox, a refugee youth-led organization produced the programme in collaboration with CDC and the Early Childhood Development (ECD) Centers and is distributed to refugee community radios and personal listening devices in Imvepi.

Google drive link to the Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zHc5JXYEeg2TnVT0Bq82QfS2ghPoADv9/view?usp=sharing

#RadioSchool: Learning Programme For Refugee Children In Uganda

Three children: Rose Nyoka, Emmanuel Tongun and Gune Kujo join our host Emmanuel Bida Thomas to discuss the International Mother's Day 2025.

They share how much their mothers mean to them and how they have helped them grow over the years. Take a listen.

What does the International Mothers Day Mean to Children in Juba

We are a volunteer-based non-profit organisation that promotes education and socio-economic development. EFSS provides education, leadership development, and community-building initiatives to support individuals and marginalised communities through grassroots activities encouraging literacy, community peace, tolerance, and development.

Registered in September 2021 at the South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) with Registration Number 3,852, we are a youth-led national nongovernmental organisation willing to be a force of intervention and always act in the best interest of communities by contributing to addressing urgent community needs to realise an improved standard of living.

What does the International Mothers Day Mean to Children in Juba

Excellence Foundation for South Sudan

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