Vision Magnet Theatre
Our main focus is Behaviour change communication through theatre art. We implement our projects or activities through volunteers. We saw the gaps in the communities and we thought of coming in to fill in the gap and be the intermediate link for the community and opportunities.
What we do
At Vision Magnet Theatre, our main focus is behavior change communication through the powerful medium of theatre art. We use theatre as a tool to address social issues, raise awareness, and foster positive change within communities. Our projects are implemented with the support of passionate volunteers who help us bring impactful performances and activities to life. Recognizing gaps in the community, we strive to be the bridge that connects people to opportunities, fostering growth and transformation.
Through creativity and collaboration, we work to inspire change, encourage open dialogue, and empower communities to take action. Our vision is to use the arts to educate, motivate, and connect, ultimately improving lives and fostering sustainable development. Contact Information Phone: 0716276327 Email: [email protected]
Challenges
- Youth dynamism: Harnessing the energy, creativity, and innovation of young people while ensuring meaningful participation and leadership opportunities.
- Financial constraints: Limited financial resources affecting the implementation, sustainability, and expansion of planned activities.
- Inadequate capacity for strategic planning: Limited skills and experience in developing, implementing, monitoring, and adapting long-term strategic plans.
Achievements
- We were awarded as the best drama group in Malindi from 2004-2008.
- We got loans from the youth enterprise development funds for IGA and successfully serviced both loans.
- We got a grant to run a youth BCC
- We were awarded the Best Drama Group in Malindi from 2004 to 2008.
- We received loans from the Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF) to support income-generating activities (IGAs) and successfully serviced both loans.
- We received a grant from the National AIDS Control Council (NACC) to implement a youth Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) programme under TOWA Round 5.
- We have implemented numerous programmes in Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH), governance, and life skills, with support from various non-governmental organizations and government departments.
- We trained the Malindi County Council on peer education as part of its workplace HIV policy implementation.
- We have built a pool of trainers with expertise in various areas of community development.
- program in TOWA round 5 from NATIONAL AIDS COUNCIL.
- Have done numerous programs in SRH, Governance and life skills supported by different Non- Governmental Organizations and Government departments.
- We trained the county council of Malindi on peer education inline within their HIV work place policy.
- We have built a pool of trainers in different area in community development.
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