Term Camp
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
Both males and females participate in a gender programme dedicated to increasing self-confidence, challenging stereotypes, addressing gender dynamics within Namibia and discussing issues that are gender-relevant. The girls programme is called Safe Spaces and itís aimed at girls. The purpose is entailed in the following acronym: F.L.A.M.E. Females, Leading, Achieving, Motivating and Empowering. The boys programme is called the P.A.Y. Advocates. The P.A.Y. programme strives to create an environment of gender equality and positive interaction between males and females.
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International Advisory Board
Dr. Hauke Hillebrandt, eLearning consultant PhD in Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience: Graduate studies at University College London, United Kingdom and Harvard University, United States. Bachelor in Cognitive Psychology: Undergraduate studies at Jacobs University…
JICA meets PAY: bringing Japanese culture to Namibian youth
Our friends from the Japan International Cooperation Agency Yuichiro Takayama, Hirohito Terauchi, Takuya Kanazawa and Shuhei Fujiwara spent a wonderful afternoon at PAY, teaching Namibian learners the art of paper folding…
Ongeama Game MTB Wintermarathon 2014
The first MTB Winter Marathon to take place at the Ongeama River Game Farm under the joint stewardship of the Okahandja Cycling Club and P.A.Y. was a true celebration of…
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SAIF – PAY Partnership against alcohol abuse
In partnership with SAIF (Self-Regulating Alcohol Industry Forum), P.A.Y. commenced implementation of a project whose aim is to teach Namibian youth how to internalise and practice a culture of responsible…
Windhoek on Bike (WOB): 02. August 2014.
P.A.Y. Namibia in association with GIZ Namibia and ChiNamibia will host the inaugural Windhoek On Bike Event to promote cycling in Windhoek on 02 August 2014. The event will start…
P.A.Y. on other websites
On this page you can find what othes websites has to say about us. This page is updated continuously. Pienk Sugar publishes article on MJ. Click here if you want to read…
P.A.Y. output in 2014 so far
In January 2014, P.A.Y. registered 120 learners between the grades 1 and 12, including NAMCOL learners and school dropouts. Betwen January and May this year, our learners have:
RMB P.A.Y. MTB Team
The RMB P.A.Y. mountain bike team gathered this morning in Okahandja with the Team Manager Steve Galloway before they set off to the coast for the NEDBANK Coastal Marathon taking…
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