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TECMN | First Day of 5 days Training of Fatherhood 'Mencare' in Kitunda.

Tanzania Ending Child Marriage Network – TECMN

First Day of 5 days Training of Fatherhood 'Mencare' in Kitunda.

The 5 days event aims at building capacity and awareness among men and boys on protection of Children's Rights, promoting positive Parenting and challenging Patriarchal norms undermining Women's position and status in their community.
This Training marks the opportunity for men to learn, discuss and dialogue on human rights,Child rights and Child protection and building a foundation on who is a father and what it takes to be a good father.

Supported by:
FORWARD UK High Commission of Canada to Tanzania Swedish International Development Agency AmplifyChange UNFPA Tanzania UNICEF TANZANIA UN Women Girls Not Brides The Foundation for Civil Society Comic Relief French Embassy in Tanzania Embassy of Sweden in Dar es Salaam Embassy of Denmark in Tanzania Embassy of the Netherlands in Tanzania Royal Norwegian Embassy in Dar es Salaam MenEngage Africa Sonke Gender Justice Plan International Tanzania DFID – UK Department for International Development

Hon. Ummy Mwalimu
Hon. Dr. Tulia Ackson
Hon. Hanne-Marie Kaarstad
Hon.Dr. Faustine Justine Nchimbi

5th March 2018





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