The names will be posted soon on this blog.Beware that by tomorow morning the names will be published by the Dar RPO.
The selection and assessment process went through by analyzing the Information completed on the forms that were available on line.
More opportunities to volunteering will be available as time goes. Young people at the university of Dodoma will be trained with our qualified and experienced team.
They will be the peer educators at the various colleges performing assigned duties for a period of 1 year.
You are encouraged to increase your skills in writing applications that are relevant to the posts applied.This will also help you in achieving a success when dealing with other applications(in other issues).
Every detail as concerning the training will be posted on this blog on Nov 30(Friday)
stay updated!!
THE GENERAL MEETING.
THE GENERAL MEETING
The club held the general meeting on 18th NOV 2012, at the college of social science, for reporting to members on activities done and planning for the new academic year and activities to be done by the club members.
Agenda of the meeting involved the following:
- Opening the meeting
- Introduction
- the activities under the plan for the first semester, which are the following:
- the training of peer educators. this will be supported by the head office to prepare 30 peer educators at the university of Dodoma who will help in performing organization duties.
- the seminar training to all colleges independently, to ensure students both new and continuing students are aware on health and sexual reproductive health issues that may hinder nice stay and performance in studies as well as future generation,
- providing community service at MAKULU ward in DODOMA REGION, targeting youth basing on life skills, sexual reproductive health, environment affairs,and entrepreneurship.
- opening bank account
- undertaking normal activities like radio presentation and school out reach.
- the formation of committee to easily participation of members in events and planning.
- closing the meeting.
THE CALL FOR REGISTRATION AND UPDATING THE INFORMATION
Dear members of the RESTLESS DEVELOPMENT UDOM organization,
the administration requests/calls for all UDOM CLUB MEMBERS and new MEMBERS to register and update informstion to fulfill the information required in preparing baseline data for ILO tranning, the seminar will be provided by ILO to restless development UDOM members in the preparation for community service that will be provided in MAKULU village, DODOMA Region To inculcate students with requsite skills and knowledge with the community and youth outside schools, and strengthen the sense of volunteerism for community developement.
registration is for all members,
visit the club coordinator
MATRONA JEROMIN-
For being connected with ILO, to enjoy the tranning that develops youth capabilities for current and future developement
the administration requests/calls for all UDOM CLUB MEMBERS and new MEMBERS to register and update informstion to fulfill the information required in preparing baseline data for ILO tranning, the seminar will be provided by ILO to restless development UDOM members in the preparation for community service that will be provided in MAKULU village, DODOMA Region To inculcate students with requsite skills and knowledge with the community and youth outside schools, and strengthen the sense of volunteerism for community developement.
registration is for all members,
visit the club coordinator
MATRONA JEROMIN-
For being connected with ILO, to enjoy the tranning that develops youth capabilities for current and future developement
THIS IS FOR STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA!!!!!
Restlessdevelopment (udom) volunteers have a pleasure to inform all members and non
members to the meeting which will be held on Sunday 18th.11.2012 at
college of social science venue will be theater
2
- THE CONTENT OF THE MEETING ARE
- To introduce new members particularly first years
- General action plan of the club
- Training of peer-educators
- The peer educator - will be trained for 5 days.
- To provide volunteers peer educator with information and knowledge relevant to carrying out the peer and work assigned to the
- To provide skills and methods necessary to best deliver, monitor and evaluate the peer education activities. To impact on your life through improvement in knowledge and your personal behavior change, life skills, career development, livelihoods and entrepreneurship skills that will eventually enable you prepare yourself for job market, self employment as well as enable you to take positive control of your sexual and reproductive health.
4.To
deliver responsibilities of the club
For more information
about how to apply
for training
MATRONA JEROMIN -0756615075
SOCIAL SCIENCES Web:
www restlessvolunteers.blogspot.com
, Email. restlessvolunteers@gmail.com Face book: spwevndodoma
VOLUNTEER PEER EDUCATORS APPLICATION GUIDLINE
Restless Development
Tanzania
Regent Plot 172,
Chwaku street
Mikocheni
Telephone: 0713
528986
Email: ally@restlessdevelopement.org
www.restlessdevelopment.org
VOLUNTEER PEER EDUCATORS
APPLICATION GUIDELINE
Do you want to be a Volunteer Peer Educator
in your university/college with Restless Development Tanzania?
Restless Development (www.restlessdevelopment.org is the leading global youth-led development agency whose mission is to place
young people at the forefront of change and development. We have been in
Tanzania since 1993; delivering rights based youth development
initiatives in rural and urban communities through peer-to-peer education led
by national and community volunteers. Presently, the focus of our work
is in sexual and reproductive health and rights, livelihoods and
employment, and civic participation across the Southern Highlands and excluded
areas of Dar Es Salaam and Dodoma.
Restless Development Tanzania
is recruiting enthusiastic and self-motivated young university students to be volunteer
peer educators in our Next Generation of Leaders program in Universities based
in Dar es Salaam and Dodoma. Selected volunteer peer educators will participate
in an intensive 5 days training designed to equip them with the skills and
knowledge to deliver the Next Generation of Leaders activities. You will work
part-time in your respective university/college for a period of 12 months engaging in-university/college youth health and HIV
prevention and leadership and career development activities.
What will it involve?
As an implementer of
the peer educator program, you will be trained for 5 days.
The aim of the
training will be:
·
To provide volunteers peer educator with information and knowledge relevant to
carrying out the peer and work assigned to them
·
To provide skills and methods necessary to
best deliver, monitor and evaluate the peer education activities.
·
To impact on your life through improvement in
knowledge and your personal behaviour change, life skills, career development,
livelihoods and entrepreneurship skills that will eventually enable you prepare
yourself for job market, self employment as well as enable you to take positive
control of your sexual and reproductive health.
Placement
12 months as a volunteer peer educator in your relevant
university/college
What will you do?
You will be based in the university/college leading the
implementation of the NGL activities with the support from the dean of the
students’ office. You will be expected to work with the existing
college/university structures including student government organizations,
groups, youth at risk, health workers and students on a daily basis. You will lead sessions on SRHR and Rights, Condom
demonstrations, Educational sessions on risky behaviours, youth employment and
livelihoods such as leadership, career development , outreach events.
Will you get paid?
To be accepted on the program, you must be
willing to be a VOLUNTEER.
What will Restless Development expect of you?
·
To work as a team and be collectively
accountable for all Restless Development activities in your college/University.
·
To abide by Restless Development value,
volunteer code of conduct, and all the policies governing Restless Development
volunteers.
·
To remain on the programme for the full 12
months.
What can you expect from Restless Development
Tanzania?
·
5 days of training as mentioned above. During
this period you will receive transport allowance as per prevailing rates, meals
and accommodation will be provided.
·
Restless Development will work closing with
the dean of students office to sensitise and prepare the university/college to
receive the volunteer peer educators and also support the implementation of the
programme.
·
Restless Development programme team will
conduct monthly support and supervision visits to all volunteer peer educators
in our university and college we are working.
·
You
will benefit from a career development session to build your capacity in
seeking for employment
·
A certificate will be provided at the end of
your service.
Selection criteria
- Age 18 – 28 years old
- Be a university or college student
- Having served as former Restless Development volunteer or any other youth led organization will be an added advantage.
Still interested?
You are required to complete an
application form and in the spaces provided demonstrate why you think you we
should be considered as a volunteer peer educator. The duly filled application
form should be returned to ally@restlessdevelopment.org
not later than Friday 23rd November, 2012.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
RESTLESSDEVELOPMENT
UDOM CLUB (Formerly SPW)
THE PLAN FOR THE 1ST
SEMESTER 2012-2013
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Restless development UDOM club
(formerly SPW) as the youth charity branch of Restless development Tanzania program. The club was established in November 2009 as a youth club dealing
with basic goals which are Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH), Livelihoods and
employment and civic participation to build capacity to youth and enhance
development. Currently the organization has expanded to environmental affairs
and other current issues that may positively or negatively affect youth under
the urban program dealing with the university students.
ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED
The club with precisely
cooperation among members, peer educators, mother organization-Restless
development Tanzania, the University of Dodoma, and other development partners
like FHI, PSI, Barclays Bank,
Mwangaza FM, and Startimes Dodoma
blanch has successfully conducted various activities pertaining youth
development:
v
Radio presentation at Mwangaza FM
v
Peer education
v
Youth forum on youth and development policy
v
Career
development through career days
v
Health talks within the university
v
Being provided with the office to work precisely
and ensure message delivery to youth within the university
v
Cinema shows concerning Sexual reproductive
health (SRH) and Health
v
Providing certificates of Volunteering to
volunteers who have graduated.
PLANNED ACTIVITIES
( A)
COLLEGE PROGRAMME ON HEALTH AND SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH
With the rationale of providing peer education to university students
basing on health and sexual reproductive health specifically on HIV/AIDS and stress management to new students and continuing students, it
is intended to reduce the rate of
HIV/AIDS new infections within the university and enhance capabilities of
adopting with the environment to new students for sustainable participation of
youth in development affairs.
The programme shall involve the college of humanities, social science,
informatics and the college of education with the college of medicine by
providing seminars to each college.
Topics to be covered;
v The
meaning of sexual reproductive health (SRH) and health,
v Sexual
transmitted diseases specifically HIV/AIDS,
v The
HIV virus life cycle,
v HIV/AIDS
transmission,
v HIV/prevention,
v Factors
that influence HIV/AIDS new infections,
v How
to live with HIV virus when infected.
On health:
v
Stress management.
AVAILABLE RESOURCES
v Peer
educators.
The club has 6
trained peer educators, who are:
1. Matrona
Jeromin
2. Victor
William
3. Isack
Kachoma
4. Skolastika
Kabonge
5. Ibrahim
Mwera
6. Renatus
Danda
v Some
materials : postures, articles, case studies story on HIV/AIDS and stress
management and sexual transmitted infections(STI’S).
NEEDED RESOURCES
v Experts
on health affairs
v Stationeries:
Not books pen, yellow cards, marker pen, flip charts, and projector.
v Financial
support on transport, announcements and publication.
(B)
PARTICIPATION IN UNIVERSITY LEAGUES
Participating in leagues within the university by providing peer
education and peer advise on:
v Sexual
reproductive Health-STD’S and STI’S
v Money
management
v Stress
management
v Environmental
protection within and out of the university basing on cross passing.
(C)
PROVIDING PEER ADVICE WITHIN THE OFFICE.
The
club will be providing peer advice to youth on matters that may hinder nice
stay and preparation for studies at the university as well as precisely
participation in development affairs national wise and international
development.
The club requests assistance and
cooperation from the university and other development partners to facilitate
successful operation of activities to build an empowered youth generation
willing and able to apply their careers to effect development.
CONTACTS:
Chair person: VICTOR WILLIAM
Tel:
+255 752 360 570, +255 718 982 380, +255 787 114 457.
Coordinator: MATRONA JEROMINI
Tel:+255 756 615 075.
CLUB:
Mail:
spwudom@gmail.com
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