Thursday, September 6, 2012

KYC STRATEGIES

 
  • Community mobilization
  • Information empowerment
  • Capacity building and development
  • Lobby and advocacy
  • Guidance,  counseling and advice
  • Referrals
  • Partnership building
  • Networking and collaboration
  • Monitoring, Evaluation and Documentation
  • Institution of legal proceedings where and when it warrants

Leadership and Governance

Consultative Forum on Leadership and Governance
  


Environment



The right to a clean environment also entails personal responsibility
KYC get involved in Environmental Management, through networking with other environmental groups and organization, to advocate for acknoledgement of Environmental Laws and responsibilities.

 This was a clean up activity organized in partnership of Kamukunji Youth Congress,  involving young men and women in Kamukunji Constituency

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Martin Lurther King
"We have a dream as Kamukunji Youth Congress"
A Boxing event during a campaign for climate justice
Kamukunji Youth Congress was part of an event organized in Muthurwa to promote climate justice from the grassroot level. With the unpredictable weather changes as a result of poor environmental management, KYC takes part in the fight against any kind of pollution.

About us


Founded in 2007, Kamukunji Youth Congress (KYC) is a vibrant youth initiative that seeks to improve the position and conditions of the youth especially in the urban slums. Kamukunji Youth Congress (KYC) is an open and voluntary membership movement with membership from three the former Nairobi North District namely Kamukunji, Kasarani and Starehe. Situated and with a physical office in Pompano slums, Kamukunji District, Nairobi county.
 The founding mission of the youth congress was and still remains “to provide a shared platform for youth to ensure the improvement of their position and condition and address the socio, economic political disorders that continue to subject them to desperation, injustices and inhuman living conditions”. Throughout their work, the youth congress has endeavored to promote and enable youth leadership, participation and collective action in the continuum of good governance, transformation and as means for youth and development.
 The youth congress goal is to widen the requisite spaces that help spaces that helps to address injustices and thus promotes youth identity, dignity and acknowledges their different socio, economic and political needs.
The movement is constituted by 20 strong registered groups and networks with 5 strong community networks who share the same youth ideology.