Aurelie Msiza

As a volunteer for the Twenty-First Century African Youth Movement, I create content for the blog. I write, edit, post, and promote the content on their web pages or websites.

OBJECTIVES:
- Extinguish rural poverty.
- Provide youth with job training to acquire employable skills.
- Shrink the share of youth most at risk of being left behind in the labor market.
- Promote youth self-employment in Sierra Leone as a model for our African intervention.

As a volunteer for the Refugee Welfare Association Cameroon (REWAC), I am aiding in the development of their 2020-2023 Strategic Plan and letter for open sponsorship /partnership requests.

Within the past three years, the Refugee Welfare Association Cameroon (REWAC)
has nurtured and confirmed her capacity to shape positive change. Combining
three pillars of food security, advocacy, and education has demonstrated
a significant capacity to impact the lives of vulnerable migrants.

During the next few years, REWAC intends to continue her service delivery
towards vulnerable migrants. This will address the systematic human rights
violations and abuses especially as the ongoing armed conflict persists in the two
English speaking North West and South regions of Cameroon.

As a UNICEF volunteer, my role is to share a civil and ethical commitment for the rights enshrined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child; know and share UNICEFs purposes, objectives, structure, and programs.
Provide support and ensure continuous and appropriate
commitment; collaborate with organizations and institutions which are willing
to pool resources in order to guarantee the best development and
growth opportunities for all children and teenagers in the world.
Operate in a body that helps to raise awareness, through open
communication, of the construction of a child-friendly world