Our Programmes
Our Programmes
Every young person receives the same quality of education, whatever their school or financial background.
What differs is how the programme is funded, delivered and supported, never its quality.
Community Outreach
For underserved schools and communities. Fully sponsored.
Read moreSchool Wellness Partnership
For private schools. Funded by a programme fee that also helps sponsor outreach.
Read morePeriod & Passage Parties
For families, churches and schools. Proceeds help sponsor outreach.
Read moreThe Nawiri module
One module. The whole young person.
The Nawiri module is our life skills curriculum. It begins with menstrual health, so girls understand their bodies and boys understand how to support them. It then widens into topics that shape adolescence, such as drug abuse, self-esteem and relationships, and more. Every session is age-appropriate, mentor-led and built around open conversation.
Topics such as
- Menstrual health
- Boys as allies
- Drug and substance abuse
- Self-esteem and confidence
- Relationships and character
- Critical thinking
- Problem solving
- Communication
- Coping with emotions, empathy and assertiveness
- Financial literacy
- Collaboration
- Digital literacy
- Gender-based and sexual violence
and more, tailored to each school.
Every session carries
Mentorship
A trusted guide for every learner
A safe space
Open conversation, no shame
Skills
Practical ways to build confidence and earn
What a period is and what to expect, for girls and boys. How to manage it at school. Then the life skills of the Nawiri module: self-esteem, relationships, communication and more.
Guided by Nawiri Modules, led by volunteers, groups dependent on number of students
Essential care supplies, provided at no cost to the young person: sanitary towels at every session, so a period never costs a girl a week of school. 80,000+ distributed since 2019, by our own count.
Practical skills young people can use to earn. Soap making is the model we run today: a product that sells locally, and better everyday hygiene.
Community Outreach
We bring reproductive health education, life skills mentorship and essential care supplies to underserved schools and communities. Our outreach is fully sponsored by our donors, partners and partner schools, so there is no cost to the schools and families we serve. Young people get reliable information, build confidence and navigate adolescence with dignity.
School Wellness & Social Impact Partnership
We partner with private schools to deliver structured, age-appropriate reproductive health education, mentorship and practical life skills.
The programme fee brings the full programme to your students and helps sponsor our outreach to underserved schools and communities. Your school invests in its own learners, and its impact reaches beyond its gates.
Partner schools can also adopt a school: a direct link between your school and a school in an underserved community. Adopt a school.
Period & Passage Parties
We host teen-friendly parties for girls celebrating a first period and for boys after circumcision. Fun, mentorship and celebration packages turn a milestone into something to be proud of. Proceeds help sponsor our community outreach and essential supplies for underserved young people.
Same quality, different funding
Who pays, and what never changes
| Programme | Who it serves | How it is funded | What stays the same |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community Outreach | Underserved schools and communities | Donors, partners, partner-school fees and party proceeds | Same Nawiri module, same quality, same care. |
| School Wellness Partnership | Private schools | Programme fee paid by the school | Same Nawiri module, same quality, same care. |
| Period & Passage Parties | Families, churches, schools | Party package fee. Proceeds help sponsor outreach. | Same mentorship and same care. |
Where we reach young people
Through the places they already are
Schools, churches and community groups in Kenya’s most underserved communities. The places already exist. We turn up in them, which keeps every shilling close to a young person.
The goals this serves
Five Sustainable Development Goals
Fund the next session
KES 200 a month supports one teen for one month: essential care supplies, mentorship and life skills.