1. Introducing #MMN to the youth groups which are the most vulnerable ones 2. dangers and effects of migration and ensure that irregular migration is drastically reduced if not eradicated. 3. Introducing the idea of proper decision making on migration
On the 11th of August 2021, #MMN Local Coordinator James Oboade, Volta region of Ghana. Community outreach to educate parents on how to help support their youngsters to create a better future and resilient social environment as alternative to a better life circumstances at home
Bubacarr Sidibeh the chairmen of #URR youth committee, who also participated during the TOT training, on the 13th of August, 2021 conducted a community outreach at mansajang Kunda in fulladu district, from 11am to 12pm he introduced the #MMN project and its field guide, and highlighted the importance of informed decision on #safe migration #MMN […]
1. To engage the returnees on their journey to the back routes, “the sufferings and dangers”. 2.To provide information on setting “SMART '' Goals on safe migrations. 3. To Create awareness on the local opportunities and link them to the stakeholders involved. Main target group: Returnees and youths.
Source: Korsah Emmanuel, MMN coordinator, Bono-East, Ghana. 15th August, 2021 The image demonstrate the coordinator engaging the youth of Traa town community on the topic human trafficking to help eradicate the perception of migrating irregularly and stop the fraud and manipulation of human traffickers.
