1-to-1 mentorship
Each older child is paired with a trusted mentor for weekly guidance, encouragement and accountability.
As children grow, they need guidance, encouragement, and practical skills to prepare them for adulthood. Through mentorship, leadership training, and life-skills development, we aim to equip children with confidence, responsibility, and the ability to become self-reliant and productive members of society.
Mentor ratio
Life-skills modules
Mentor sessions
Graduates into work or higher ed
Each older child is paired with a trusted mentor for weekly guidance, encouragement and accountability.
Financial literacy, communication, decision-making, digital skills — the basics every young adult needs.
Workshops on responsibility, teamwork and integrity that prepare our youth to lead in their communities.
"My mentor taught me to budget my first salary. Now I help my younger sisters with their school fees."
— Peter, 19 · Nakuru
A monthly partnership keeps this programme running across Kenya.