At Kimana Mixed Secondary School, Day 2 was filled with joy, learning, and hope as we spent time with the students during a wonderful session on menstrual hygiene and health. The atmosphere was warm and interactive, with both girls and boys actively participating in the discussions. It was especially encouraging to see the boys confidently […]
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Day One in Kimana, Kajiado County was filled with emotion, compassion, and hope as we carried out house-to-house visits to vulnerable families within the community. We distributed food supplies to different households, bringing relief and encouragement to many people facing difficult living conditions.As we interacted with the families, we listened to their stories, shared moments
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Day two in Kiboino was filled with deeper connections, compassion, and renewed hope for the community. Our team began the day with several home visits, reaching out to different households where we distributed food supplies. These moments were more than just giving they were opportunities to listen, encourage, and remind families that they are not
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It was a day filled with purpose, compassion, and hope as The Wondering Women together with Born to Be Awesome Organization visited Kiboino Primary School in Baringo County. From the moment we arrived, the excitement and curiosity from the learners reminded us why this work matters so deeply.We began with an interactive session on menstrual
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We take this moment to appreciate and celebrate Samantha, the founder of Wandering Women and her wonderful team for the incredible support and partnership she has extended to Born to Be Awesome. Samantha is a loving and wonderful woman, truly a mother to many, whose compassion and generosity speak loudly through her actions.She is a
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In Kakamega, we had the privilege of reaching the All Starlets team, a unique and inspiring football team made up of teenage girls and teenage mothers who have chosen to rise above their circumstances through talent, discipline, and teamwork. The team is a safe space where the girls channel their energy into soccer, keeping them
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In the heart of Mt Elgon, a community rich in culture and resilience, we reached out to over 70 teenage girls in an effort to address some of the most pressing challenges affecting their lives today. The outreach was centered on education, empowerment, and restoring hope to girls who have been greatly affected by teenage
Born to Be Awesome Organization had the honor of joining hands with Wandering Women in a meaningful outreach at Kiboino Chief’s Office, bringing hope, dignity, and smiles to the community through food distribution and sanitary support.The outreach was centered on supporting the most vulnerable members of the community, particularly the elderly and persons living with
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We had the privilege of visiting Kiboino Secondary School in Baringo County for an impactful menstrual hygiene and health awareness session aimed at both girls and boys. The visit was guided by one clear mission: to educate, empower, and break the long-standing taboos and stigma surrounding menstruation within the school and the wider community.The session
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The visit to House of Mercy Children’s Home was a beautiful reminder of the power of love, community, and kindness. Wandering Women, in partnership with Born to be Awesome, had the privilege of spending a memorable day with the children and staff and from the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with open arms and
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