Kudos to another group of Street Business School students who have graduated! We are more than glad to have been part of their entrepreneurship journey. Our team joined the graduation ceremony in Mwapula to celebrate with them and award the certificates
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The train has taken off! Recruitment process of secondary school beneficiaries is ongoing. Screening, sorting and selection of candidates who shall later be called for interviews. We wish every applicant the best of luck!
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Let's come together and have fun! Kesho Kenya team and the children had a blast during our annual family fun day. Sack race and stop dance, face painting, poetry and edutainment performance were among the activities scheduled. Furthermore, outstanding pupils and students were acknowledged.
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What is the role of the Board of Management (BOM) in schools? How best can they manage school resources in the most effective manner? These and other topics were discussed during the training of new BOMs in our Wasichana Wetu Wafaulu project schools at the Titanic Hotel.
Together with our team, they set the way forward on assisting teaching staff to enhance performance academically, having academic performance reviews with students and parents and ensuring the sustainability of the project,
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Tune in to Kaya Fm 93.1 on Sunday, 24th November 2019 (tommorow) as from 5pm - 6pm under the program "Fataki ya Ukweli"to catch us live. Ask, comment and engage with our team experts as they will be discussing tackling Commercial Sexual Exploitaitation (CSEC)and access to justice for children in Kwale County. Tag a friend to tell a friend. Terre des Hommes Nederland
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"Initially, I was very shy and did not know how to connect with my mentees. By being a mentor in the Wasichana Wetu Wafaulu project, I have been able to understand how to overcome my challenges and help others to overcome theirs." We interviewed Zawadi and her mentees to learn more on how mentoring has impacted their lives.

Mary says: "My sister has been my biggest derailer. She had discouraged me from going to school and working hard. My mentor linked me up to the right people who encourage me from time to time on the value of education."

Yasmin says: "My academics were wanting before the mentorship. I talked to Zawadi who helped me to come up with a timetable which included study time, household tasks and time to play. Shortly after, my grades improved,"

Mwaka explains: "Mentorship has given me friends with whom I can sit down, discuss our academic performance and how we can improve. We are all in the same group and thus we have bonded."
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We feel honoured to welcome four guests from Africa Yoga Project who want to learn more on our child protection approach and measures. Besides a presentation of the work we do, our Safeguarding team took them to the field where they could watch a training for Street Business School participants and a performance of our edutainment team on child protection issues. 🧘🏽‍♂️🧘🏼‍♂️🧘🏽‍♂️
African Yoga Project is a US non-profit organisation training young people in Kenya for three years to become yoga teachers. Thus, they are given the opportunity to become self-sustained leaders and bring yoga to their communities. Yoga has huge health and psycho-social benefits.
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