Child-Led Road Safety Clubs
Empowering school children to become ambassadors of road safety, helping to reduce road crashes in their communities through creative advocacy, peer education, and participatory leadership.
Objectives
Raise awareness about road crashes and safe behaviors among children.
Encourage children to actively participate in community road safety initiatives
3.Promote creative advocacy using songs, posters, skits, and social media.
Activities & Methodology:
- Formation of safety clubs in primary and secondary schools
- Training children in road safety rules, leadership, and advocacy skills
- Organizing community campaigns, school assemblies, and creative performances to promote road safety awareness
Geographic Coverage
Uganda
Target Audience
School children, families, and the wider community
Status
ongoing
Timeline
2025–2028
Activities
Club formation
Training sessions
Community campaigns and creative initiatives
Evaluation & awards
Impact Metrics / Results
- Reduction in speeding violations and alcohol-related crashes in monitored zones.
- 500+ drivers trained in speed management and responsible alcohol use.
- Over 20,000 community members reached through radio programs and awareness campaigns.
Testimonials / Success Stories
"After attending the speed management workshop, I realized the dangers of driving fast and drinking. I now always check my speed and avoid alcohol before driving." – Peter, commercial driverPartners / Collaborators
Ministry of Works and Transport (MoWT), ROSACU, Local Schools, Uganda Police Force
Call-to-Action
Volunteer to mentor school clubs, support child safety programs, or sponsor creative safety initiatives.