Our Services
Protection
During the distribution process, DNY provided awareness sessions on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and Child Protection for over 18 age (boys 25, girls 285, total= 310) and under 18 age (boys 1813, girls 2103, total= 3916). Through these sessions, community members gained a deeper understanding of the importance of safety, dignity, and child protection in their daily lives.
During the distribution process, DNY provided awareness sessions on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and Child Protection for over 18 age (boys 25, girls 285, total= 310) and under 18 age (boys 1813, girls 2103, total= 3916). Through these sessions, community members gained a deeper understanding of the importance of safety, dignity, and child protection in their daily lives.
As a result, the community became more aware, informed, and committed to creating a safer and more protective environment for children and vulnerable individuals.
Thriving, Healthy, and Secure: Every Child’s Right to a Safe Future
Resilience& livelihood
Our organization, DNY, supports (Male 132, Female 57, Total= 189) farmers household particularly paddy and crop farmers through agricultural assistance, technical training, and market linkage support. Through these initiatives, farmers have strengthened their agricultural knowledge and improved food security, leading to better livelihoods and greater benefits for their families and children.
Education
Our organization, Daw Na Yeik (DNY), has supported (boys 1813, girls 2103, total= 3916) the provision of educational kits to school children in hard-to-reach areas and (5) ECCD School (boys 51, girls 67, total= 118) through collaboration with our valued partner organizations. This initiative aims to promote equal access to learning materials and to ensure that even the most remote and underserved children are empowered with the essential tools needed for their education and development.
Our organization, Daw Na Yeik (DNY), has supported (boys 1813, girls 2103, total= 3916) the provision of educational kits to school children in hard-to-reach areas and (5) ECCD School (boys 51, girls 67, total= 118) through collaboration with our valued partner organizations. This initiative aims to promote equal access to learning materials and to ensure that even the most remote and underserved children are empowered with the essential tools needed for their education and development.
Lifeskills
Through life skills sessions,(boys 121, girls 164,
total= 285) of children children and youth have gained a better understanding of their goals, values, and future aspirations. They have developed stronger social cohesion, improved decision-making abilities, and greater awareness in identifying what is right and beneficial for their lives and communities. As a result, many children have become more confident, responsible, and active in taking leadership roles within their villages and school communities. These positive changes are helping them grow into empowered individuals who can contribute meaningfully to society.