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“You’ve won a free phone! Click here now!” 🎉

Sounds exciting… right?

👉 Not everything online is what it seems
👉 Some messages are designed to trick, scam, or mislead
👉 If it feels too good to be true… it probably is.

Are you a service provider with the expertise, capacity, and commitment to deliver high-quality services? We are currently seeking qualified and reliable vendors to partner with us across a range of service categories listed below.

This is an opportunity to join our network of trusted service providers and collaborate with us in delivering impactful, efficient, and professional services. If your services align with our requirements, we encourage you to apply and become part of our growing vendor database. We value professionalism, integrity, timely delivery, and quality service provision.

Submit your application using the link below and take the next step toward becoming one of our approved vendors.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdPJy5t62jeP5dlBSZJD0FXbkG6zG1od6ATfRd8t0Qs3kOjKQ/viewform

FAQ 7: Is ZanaAfrica only for girls?

No. ZanaAfrica works to improve the health, safety, and education of adolescents and young people more broadly. While many of our programs focus on girls’ experiences, particularly around menstrual health and puberty, we also work with boys, parents, teachers, and community members.

Engaging the wider community helps create supportive environments where all young people can access accurate information, challenge harmful norms, and make informed decisions about their health and well-being.

🌐 What does it mean to be “internet smart”?

Be Internet Awesome (BIA) is a program designed to help children build the skills they need to navigate the digital world with confidence

This is our final Kahoot challenge! 🎉🔥
Your last chance to play, engage, and put your digital safety skills to the test. Are you ready?

Paste the link to your browser and play!
https://kahoot.it/challenge/0042497411

How safe is a child online?
How well do children know what to share… and what to keep private?

Well, well, well…

We’re excited to launch the Be Internet Awesome program, a partnership between Junior Achievement and ZanaAfrica, enabled by Google.

Through this initiative, we’re equipping educators and parents with the skills and tools to better support children as they navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.

Raising a generation that is:
Smart. Alert. Strong. Kind. Brave.

Strong partnerships are essential for creating sustainable impact. At ZanaAfrica, we recognize that advancing menstrual health, reproductive health education, and youth empowerment cannot be done in isolation. Working closely with county governments allows us to align with local priorities, strengthen existing systems, and ensure that programs reach adolescents and young people in ways that are relevant, accessible, and sustainable.

How safe is a child online?
How well do children know what to share… and what to keep private?

Well, well, well…

We’re excited to implement the Be Internet Awesome program, a partnership between Junior Achievement and ZanaAfrica, enabled by Google.

Through this initiative, we’re equipping educators and parents with the skills and tools to better support children in navigating the digital world safely and responsibly.

Raising a generation that is:
Smart. Alert. Strong. Kind. Brave.

What if every click, comment, and share could spread kindness? Challenge yourself with our fun Kahoot quiz and learn how to make the internet a better place, one kind action at a time!

Copy and paste this link to your browser to take part. https://kahoot.it/challenge/001234460