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WE ARE RAVE ET AL (RAVE)

RAVE ET AL (RAVE) is a social enterprise established with the primary objective of providing relevant capacity building programs for children, teens and young adults in the area of values education, digital citizenship and life skills enhancements. Our programs are designed to equip the younger generation with the skills they need to make better-informed choices offline and online, and achieve value-driven success. To ensure a holistic approach in preparing our children for the digital future, we also deliver various programs for parents and educators.

To champion the building of a society where success is driven by values.

A generation that is steadily advancing the path of greatness by subscribing to values that are imperative for success.

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A Naija Parents Guide To Having The Talk: Sex & More

Part of the parenting job description has always included talking to our children about life, and sex is a very big part of life. It's interesting though that in spite of its prevalence, sex is talked about by almost everyone, everywhere except the most important place where the conversation should be had � the home between parents and their children. In this book, parents & parent-figures will find tips on how to have age appropriate conversations with their children & wards from as young as age 2 on sex and sex-related matters. Let me give you a hint � It's really not as scary as you think. PS: This book is for men too! No be only women get responsibility to talk this talk.

Date: 4th February 2019

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TESTIMONIALS

I really enjoyed the program; it was nice and would like to experience more programs like this.t

Adeyinka Tobi

It was generally fun and a wonderful experience, I had a very good time.

Obi Uchanna

During the course of the two days I learnt various things, such as the importance of good manners and the social responsibility that I and all the members of the community bear. The trip to CDC particularly made a lasting impact on me. I learnt that when meeting anyone Particularly the student at CDC to acknowledge them for their person first.

Kemi Lijadu

I learnt that I can start by changing the world now. I really enjoyed it, I learnt how to meet People with physical challenges at CDC, I learnt how to dance and also meet new people..

Tomi Lijadu

It has been a very fun experience for me. It’s beaten anything I had planned in the last month. Hope I can come for the next one. I learnt to use properly refer to people with impairments, I learnt how to make sausage rolls and I learnt how to dance.

James Anite

When I first heard of the teen yanz event in school, for some reason I knew I wanted to go from the first moment I heard. The event took hold for 2 days and I saw faces, some I did not know, some I did we were graced with the honour of having interact sessions with some of the following adults; Mrs. Babatunde, Mr. R D Johnson, Mrs. Adeyileka and much more, we were also taken care of well, learnt the core values of social responsibility and etiquette, visiting and interacting with members the children developmental centre and what I enjoyed the most was being able to make new friends. Some of the things learnt were opportunities do not pause but the pass round so be wise to catch them etc. it was an event I had high expectations for my expectations were met and even surpassed. It was a most enjoyable event I would be proud to say I attended..

Isaac Chukwumah

My experience at CDC, on Wednesday 22nd November 2010 I went to CDC a part of a program organized by Mrs. Charity Babatunde. I had a very fun time baking sausage rolls with my friends and working with some of the children from CDC, before we left a dance group called Xfactor put on a show for us, I thought that they really tried, when they finished everyone was called up to dance. One of them was teaching us a few moves. Soon it started to rain so we had to leave, I found my day CDC a very enjoyable experience.

Aarinola Ayo-Ipaye

My experience at this year’s edition was special, I learnt more than I had ever learnt in the past years. On the first day we had Aunty Deola take us on a ride of our social responsibilities, she told us that there are many things we can do to make a difference in are community at this age, and we don’t have to wait until we are older, we also had Mr. RDJ & Mrs. Johanna take us on social polish, they spoke about the use of our cutlery and personal hygiene among many other things. On the second day, we were taken to CDC to meet the tea bakers, we had so much fun & we also learnt. I personally took home the fact that even those with one disability or the other can still have fun.

Megbope Abisola

Good morning Charity. I heard about the incredibly amazing talk you have yesterday. The children said they really! really!! enjoyed your session and that it wasn’t boring at all. Well done.

Y.O

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Obi Uchanna

Kemi Lijadu

Tomi Lijadu

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Isaac Chukwumah

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Megbope Abisola

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Two Kinds Of Stupid

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