Classes are free, manuals are distributed. Teachers are volunteers. Project needs to be reinitiated for the next class period which starts on February-March. The Peer approach to counselling of teens is a method by which a youth group is provided with current information, knowledge, skills and attitudes on adolescent reproductive health and development, in order that they can give support and pass this information on, in their own way, to other young people in and out of school. After their training the young people involved in PACT become Peer Educators.
Advocacy is included in the programme and role play is a popular method used.
To improve the living conditions of women and youth in Canada. In operation since 1993 the Centre runs four different classes six mornings a week for 24 children from low-income families. The mothers are trained to help their children a full day once a week for five months. The teachers work with the children in small groups. They teach them hygiene, and how to do small jobs, such as making brushes and candles and dyeing clothes.