People with Passion - Patrick Masemo

Patrick SADIKI MASEMO (a community leader)

Figure 1 Patrick with his wife Esther

our community(world).

I am volunteering at Youth for human right international, to preach the 30 human right articles for peace to Youth and all the community; with this program we usually go and meet different people(pupils, teachers, soldiers and so) from the community, teach, show them the importance of

the human right and ask them to respect this because it’s one among the peace solution in

I am volunteering at Global Peace Let talk, to help and support my community in different ways to bring peace, teach some tools to young people, call them to be peace makers, leader kids in tools of art and learning English , Spanish, the using of the computer.

I am volunteering at Synergie d’Appui au Developpement de l’Entrepreneuriat au Kongo (SADEK), to promote the entrepreneurship, teach people from the community how to creat the own Job and call the community to let forward own creation of entreprises or to develop entrepreneurship mindset of the community.

I am a Samaritan in my community, usually go and help people in crises or suffering people at the hospital with goods, money or support refugies; through my organisation SAMARITAN YOUTH.

Really! I like to help young people and I would like to creat something which can give the youth the opportunity to learn more and be helpful to the community; then I think about creating a YOUTH PEACE TRAINING CENTER.

There young people who did not have the chance to study will learn tools of life, after learning go back and creat own entreprise or own jobs, to make them important in the community, at the center we shall develop human right topics, and call young people to be PEACE MAKER. Also learn Football and art.

“I am covering the cost of my project qo far and have so far been able to achieve many things.

I am proud that I can do many that support PEACE EDUCATION, HUMAN RIGHT and ENTREPRENEURSHIP in my community. Any donation is a gift to be able to do more. I am proud to be a change maker in my community”.

How many money we need a year?

14.800$

 REQUIREMENT

1. 3 rooms

2. Basketmaterials

3. Informatics materials

4. Books to learn languages =500$

5. Mode materials (coupe et couture)= 1000$

6. Arts and photography = 600$

7. Office materials = 500$

   S/T= 8800$

 WORKFORCE
As they are volunteering they can have amount to pay transport around 50$ par

month each one

1. 3 office’s person

2. 5 teachers

3. 1 security

4. 1 cleaner

   S/T=6000

TG= 14800 $

=3600$ =250$ =2350$

Patrick SADIKI MASEMO Bukavu/Congo DRC patrickmasemo@gmail.com
Phone: +243978260458
P.BOX: 53 BUKAVU

Languages: French, Kiswahili et english 

Patrick Masemo

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Leader volunteer chez Youth for Human Rights International Leader Manager SADEK SUD KIVU

Bukavu, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo  Contact info

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1. Definition of a child

A child is any person under the age of 18.

 

3. Best interests of the child

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4. Making rights real

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