MAEJT Nigeria organized a Mega Psychosocial Play Activity in Badagry, Lagos State, bringing together Child Domestic Workers and children from the local community to champion the right to play.

The event featured:

• Traditional & modern games
• Quizzes & interactive activities
• Dance competitions
• Safe spaces for self-expression, fun & bonding. But beyond recreation, the activity also served as a powerful advocacy platform:
• Raising awareness on the exploitation of child domestic workers
• Identifying and supporting vulnerable children in need of special care
• Engaging community leaders & stakeholders who pledged their support.

Together, we move closer to a safer society and stronger child protection & safer communities.

Evelynne is an active member of 𝐌𝐀𝐄𝐉𝐓 (African Movement of Working Children and Youth). She is a language instructor and is passionate about child protection and participation.

As an alumni of the 𝐌𝐀𝐄𝐉𝐓, she shares the joy of seeing the movement grow over the years and the voice and platform 🎙️it gives the children of Africa to be able to advocate for their rights in the society She joined the movement in her youth and shared that the movement played a big role in her confidence and will to change things in the society

Watch her inspiring testimony and support the voices of African children

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZVazyUzooU