Vision
Our vision is for every girl in Kenya to have an equal chance to achieve her potential and be free from poverty.
Mission
Our mission is to involve entire communities in gender equality, so that girls in rural Kenya can create their own bright futures.
What we do
We work with local Kenyan people to educate girls, empower women and transform communities in rural Kenya.
Girls can change the world
Given the chance, girls can play a critical role in solving the most persistent development problems facing the world today. By investing in girls’ education, preventing early marriage and teen pregnancy, issues such as HIV and AIDS can be resolved and the cycle of poverty can be broken. It’s not about prioritising girls over boys (in fact, we do lots of work with boys and men in the community), it’s about working with all members of the community to level the playing field and tackle inequality.
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Our impact in 2019
5,000
girls safe and happy in school
4,000
women and children benefiting from improved food security
1,900
community members trained in children's rights and violence prevention
331
girls from 13 primary schools graduating to secondary school
11,000
children with improved standards of education
9
schools provided with educational resources and equipment
700
children taking part in Reading for Empowerment sessions
8,000
teachers, parents and children with access to books, computers and internet
650
women trained in agri-business and good parenting skills
500
women engaged in women's table-banking groups to save and share funds to start own businesses and pay for their daughter's education
6,669
visits to the new library and resource centre by primary and secondary students
840
very vulnerable girls supported to stay in school
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