SEGA Beyond School Msichana wa Kisasa Program
Msichana wa Kisasa is a community outreach program serving girls aged 10–25 years by equipping them with practical knowledge, life skills and opportunities for personal and economic empowerment. The program currently reaches approximately 2,500 girls annually across 32 villages in 6 districts in Morogoro, Dodoma and Iringa.
Building Knowledge & Confidence
The program creates opportunities for girls to learn about issues that directly affect their lives and future. Through safe, supportive learning spaces, participants gain knowledge that can strengthen confidence, decision-making and their ability to navigate everyday challenges.
- Life skills education
- Health sensitization education
- Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
- Menstrual health and hygiene education
- Safe spaces for learning and discussion
Knowing Rights & Responsibilities
Msichana wa Kisasa helps girls understand human rights and responsibilities and encourages them to participate positively in their families and communities. The program provides a space where girls can ask questions, share experiences and learn from one another.
- Human rights education
- Responsibilities within families and communities
- Peer learning and dialogue
- Safe spaces for girls and young mothers
- Encouraging positive participation and collaboration
Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship
Economic knowledge is an important part of preparing girls for independent and informed futures. The program introduces financial literacy and entrepreneurship education to help participants understand opportunities, develop practical thinking and strengthen their capacity to plan for their future.
- Financial literacy education
- Entrepreneurship education
- Practical thinking and opportunity awareness
- Learning that supports economic empowerment
- Encouraging collaboration and shared learning
SEGA Graduates as Peer Educators
A distinctive feature of Msichana wa Kisasa is the use of SEGA graduates as peer educators. Their lived experience helps create relatable learning relationships while giving graduates an opportunity to contribute to the development and empowerment of girls in their communities.
- SEGA graduates serving as peer educators
- Peer-to-peer learning and mentorship
- Community-based engagement
- Safe spaces for girls and young mothers
- A growing network of girls supporting one another
Community Outreach & Empowerment Creating Safe Spaces for Girls to Thrive
Msichana wa Kisasa brings together girls and young mothers in spaces where they can learn, meet, engage, collaborate and empower one another. The program combines practical education with peer engagement, helping girls build knowledge and confidence while strengthening their connections with their communities.
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