The Nabta Organization, in partnership with the Atash Organization and with funding from UNICEF, implemented a three-day training course on forming child-friendly clubs led by teenagers (life skills - learning citizenship - psychosocial support for children). I was targeted
Several 51 male and female teachers from Al-Damer schools, and the workshop covered the following topics
Concepts and definitions of children's and teenagers' clubs
- Objectives and importance of children’s club activities and measurement indicators
- Children’s participation and self-management
- The guiding principles and foundations upon which friendly clubs are based
- Facilitation skills, organizational structure of the club and associations
- Duties of club and association members
- Life skills to support children and teenagers’ clubs
- How the facilitator encourages children to take initiative through teenage children’s clubs
- Interactive theater - interactive activities within children’s clubs
- The concept of citizenship and its goals/principles of citizenship
- Psychosocial support, resistance, and reaction (the role of the facilitator in building resistance, psychosocial support, and supporting adolescents for positive learning)
- Planning activities related to the psychosocial support program
- Developing participants' capabilities and skills to conduct the psychosocial support program's follow-up and evaluation processes.