Through this program, JCO formed 6 holistic clubs in 6 schools within Juba. These acted as GBV Clubs too in which 60 adolescents were trained on prevention, response and advocacy for GBV related issues both in schools and in the community. GBV ambassadors were selected and training on leadership was done to ensure the girls are empowered to advocate against GBV on media. Monthly GBV related topic debates were done monthly in each school for a period of 6 months. This was meant to increase the adolescents’ capacity to think out of the box, research and learn more on gender equality. The project promoted positive masculinity training in which 60 adolescent boys were engaged in an array of topics including Gender Based Violence, Consent, Toxic Masculinity, Positive Masculinity, Gender Equality, Gender Equity, Negotiation Skills, De –Escalation, Stepping up. This training created a positive impact on engaging adolescent boys as allies to prevent and respond to GBV. JCO engaged in media talks and shows for adolescents to create massive awareness on the role of adolescents in ensuring gender equality and responding to gender based violence. Media talks is a way of creating massive advocacy and awareness through the radio stations. These talks also built the confidence of the adolescent girls, promoting advocacy and communication skills. Economic empowerment of 10 out of school adolescent girls formed a major component of this project and it involved training the girls on hairdressing and soap making. The training was integrated with life skills, communication skills, marketing skills, customer care skills, financial literacy and VSLA component. The training achieved its objective which was to ensure promotion of livelihoods and economic status of the most vulnerable out of school girls. Distribution of startup kits to the girls, introduction of the saving schemes as well as attachments to other operating enterprises ensured absorption in the job market.