Empowering Peter Through Mentorship and Career Guidance

Peter is a 22-year-old university student from Nakuru County. Despite his academic talent, Peter struggled with self-confidence and had no clear career path. His parents, both small-scale farmers, could not afford to pay his university fees, and Peter was at risk of dropping out.

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Transforming a School in Kakamega County

Shanyinya Primary School in Kakamega County faced numerous challenges, including overcrowded classrooms, a lack of textbooks, and poor infrastructure. Many students came from low-income families and could not afford basic learning materials, leading to high dropout rates.

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Jane’s Journey from Kibera to Medical School

Jane is a 19-year-old girl from Kibera, one of Nairobi’s largest informal settlements. Growing up in a single-parent household, Jane’s mother struggled to make ends meet as a casual laborer. Despite Jane’s academic potential, her family could not afford to pay her secondary school fees, and she was at risk of dropping out after completing primary school.

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