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East and Southern Africa
Community Education
Ruben Centre
In Mukuru, families don’t know where to turn for help. Without access to reliable information, violence goes unchecked and vital services remain out of reach.
Community radio programs share prevention and referral information, promote safety and wellbeing, connect listeners to services, and train local journalists in ethical reporting.
Together, we can help build a stronger, safer community in Mukuru
In Mukuru, many residents lack access to reliable information about safety, rights, and essential services. This leaves issues like gender-based violence unaddressed, accountability weak and support services underutilised.
The Ruben Centre Radio Project uses community broadcasting to inform, connect, and empower residents, turning information into action.
The project focuses on:
To ensure responsible storytelling, the project trains local journalists in ethical and sensitive reporting, strengthening accurate coverage of community issues while protecting dignity and safety.
Your support helps amplify local voices, spread life-saving information, and build a stronger, safer community in Mukuru.
