Disability Relief Services (DRS), Tanzania

DRS targeted more than 10240 refugees, in particular girls, women and people with disabilities, living in refugee camps in Nyarugusu, Nduta and Mtendeli by developing and distributing T-shirts, caps, posters, flyers and leaflets. In addition, the NGO produced 2 comedy shows to disseminate PSEA messages within the wider community, and coordinated a community dialogue for 40 refugee leaders, including zone, village, youth, women and PwD leaders, focused on clarifying the different types of SEA, informing about available reporting channels and discussing barriers to reporting, also through the distribution of the IEC materials produced, notably the flyers.

Resources available:

• flyers on PSEA in English, Swahili and Kirundi
• leaflets  on PSEA in English, Swahili and Kirundi
• Brochure on PSEA in English, Swahili and Kirundi
• T-shirt in English and Swahili which promotes PSEA awareness-raising
• a cap in English which promotes PSEA awareness-raising messages
• Comedy show to raise awareness on SEA risks and on available reporting channels – concept note and report
• Community dialogue for community leaders including refugee leaders, village leaders, youth leaders, women leaders and Persons with Disabilities leaders, which was focused on clarifying the different types of SEA,  reporting channels and discussing barriers to reporting. Includes concept note, report, a PSEA presentation and a document listing the topics to discuss.