MEET TABITHA
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I am a member of Loco Child Rights Club, and I joined to learn and teach other children. My role is to teach my community about child rights. Being a part of the Child Rights Club means I learn a lot and my fellow children respect me.
What I would like to change in my community is the poor waste disposal. The Child Rights Club can help this community by sensitising them on good habits of disposing garbage.
What I look forward to every week is to go to school and what makes me happy is to draw good pictures.
What I would like to change in my community is the poor waste disposal. The Child Rights Club can help this community by sensitising them on good habits of disposing garbage.
What I look forward to every week is to go to school and what makes me happy is to draw good pictures.
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Throughout 2022-23, Tabitha will be telling us what’s happening in her community in Uganda and about the issues that matter to her. We'll hear more about what she's doing to make the changes she wants to see in Loco. Watch her first video update telling us why she joined the Child Rights Club and what changes she'd like to see in her community. |
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WHAT IS A CHILD RIGHTS CLUB?
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In Uganda, Children on the Edge support three Child Rights Clubs in Uganda - in Loco, Wandago and Masese 1. These clubs empower children to change their communities for the better.
Child Rights Clubs are given regular workshops on rights, responsibilities, how to work hand-in-hand with local Child Protection Teams and how to prevent instances of child labour, exploitation and abuse. They then take their training out to a wider audience of children in their communities. |
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