 Mission/Vision
Vision
The vision of African Centre for Peace Building is to build lasting peace through educating our younger generation and to provide sustainable livelihoods for all.
Mission
Through the establishment of our youth wing - Peace Fellowship Network International (PFNI)-...
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Vision
The vision of African Centre for Peace Building is to build lasting peace through educating our younger generation and to provide sustainable livelihoods for all.
Mission
Through the establishment of our youth wing - Peace Fellowship Network International (PFNI)- We aim at bringing together the young people’s youthful energies to champion the course of peace building instead of front violence and destruction
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What does the organization do?
African Centre for Peace Building focuses on peace building through creating positive youth engagement. It works on the areas of Peace and conflict, human rights, legal aid for the vulnerable, Mother and child health and HIV/AIDS.
One of our key agenda, is to get the Peace...
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African Centre for Peace Building focuses on peace building through creating positive youth engagement. It works on the areas of Peace and conflict, human rights, legal aid for the vulnerable, Mother and child health and HIV/AIDS.
One of our key agenda, is to get the Peace Fellowship Network, established in all institutions around the world.
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Opportunities for Youth
We provide a common platform for young people to contribute their quota in solving issues that affect them. We provide opportunities for volunteerism for young people and build youth capacity through training and positive engagements.
Through our annual conferences, we create...
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We provide a common platform for young people to contribute their quota in solving issues that affect them. We provide opportunities for volunteerism for young people and build youth capacity through training and positive engagements.
Through our annual conferences, we create opportunity for sharing and exchanges among young people.
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