ICHAD Project, a non-governmental lrganisation (NGO), has appointed Msen Nabo, a digital media associate, as its Youth Ambassador to enhance its drive for social transformation.
The founder and community director of ICHAD Project, Okey Davids, stated that this development was in line with celebrating young changemakers who are shaping the future.
Davids noted that young people were at the heart of social transformation, saying an integral part of ICHAD’s mission was to recognise individuals who actively contribute to social development.
He said that by appointing a youth ambassador, the organisation spotlights young changemakers using their influences to foster awareness, drive meaningful conversations, and create sustainable impact.
“Msen is a digital and communication strategist who has consistently used her voice and platform to raise awareness about pressing social issues.
“Her work aligns with our vision of empowering young people, fostering meaningful conversations, and driving positive change.
“Msen Nabo embodies the spirit of advocacy, innovation, and commitment to a better society.
“Her dedication to raising awareness of relevant social discourse aligns with our vision of empowering young adults and creating healthier, drug-free communities,” he said.
Davids said as their youth ambassador, Msen would play a pivotal role in engaging and inspiring young adults to take action toward a healthier, empowered society.
ICHAD Project’s goal is to empower teenagers and young adults, and foster attitudes, skills, and behaviours that steer them away from alcohol and substance abuse.
