Our Work
An overview of our programmes and how they work together.
Period Dignity
Period Dignity promotes access to menstrual hygiene products and information, helping girls and women manage their periods confidently and without stigma.
Who it's for
Girls and women facing barriers to menstrual hygiene products and information, especially in underserved communities.
Delivery approach
Provision of menstrual hygiene products, awareness sessions and community engagement.
How to get involved
Individuals, organisations and businesses can donate products, fund activities or partner with us on outreach initiatives.
Elimu Dada Campaign
The Elimu Dada Campaign promotes menstrual health and dignity by improving access to sanitary pads through pad dispensers in schools and other appropriate settings.
Who it's for
School-going girls, particularly those facing challenges accessing menstrual hygiene products.
Delivery approach
Installation of pad dispensers, supported by school partnerships and menstrual health awareness.
How to get involved
Schools, donors and corporate partners can support dispenser installation, sanitary pad supplies and awareness activities.
Education Support
Helping girls return to school, stay in school, and finish what they started. Our Education Support programme removes the barriers that push girls out of the classroom, and helps them find their way back. For many girls, school ends not because they stopped wanting to learn, but because of unpaid fees or because motherhood arrived early. We walk with them, so a setback doesn't have to be the end of their education.
Who it's for
Girls from disadvantaged backgrounds who struggle to start or continue their education, including girls who dropped out and young mothers who want to go back.
How we help
Back to school: Support with re-enrolment, school placement, and fees where needed. Learning materials: Books, uniforms, and supplies so girls can focus on learning. Mentorship: Someone to encourage her, answer her questions, and keep her going. Support that fits her situation: Every girl's needs are different, so our help is guided by what she needs to stay in school, including flexible support for young mothers balancing school and caring for a child.
How to get involved
Schools and community leaders: Help us identify girls who have left school or are at risk of leaving. Partners and donors: Fund fees, learning materials, or a girl's return to school. Volunteers and mentors: Give your time to guide and encourage a girl on her journey.
Skills & Vocational Training
Opening doors for girls through TVET institutions, so they can build a skill, earn an income, and stand on their own. Our Skills & Vocational Training programme helps girls enrol in technical and vocational (TVET) institutions and finish with skills employers and customers need. Many talented girls never get the chance to train because of cost or circumstance. We help them take it.
Who it's for
Girls who are ready to learn a trade but need support to get started, including girls returning to learning after time away from school and young mothers building a future for their families.
How we help
TVET enrolment: We help girls choose a course, apply, and enrol in technical institutions, with support towards fees where needed. Practical skills in growing fields: Electrical installation and maintenance, ICT, plumbing and water technology, mechanical and automotive engineering, building and construction, catering and hospitality, and more. Mentorship: Guidance from women and professionals already working in these fields. Pathways to work: Links to employers, apprenticeships, and our Entrepreneurship Kits and Business Accelerator for girls who want to start their own business.
How to get involved
TVET institutions: Partner with us to open places for girls, share training opportunities, and offer fee waivers or sponsored places. Professionals and employers: Mentor a trainee, host an attachment, or offer a job or apprenticeship. Partners and donors: Sponsor a girl's training, or contribute tools and equipment.
Business Accelerator
Our Business Accelerator equips aspiring and early-stage entrepreneurs with the knowledge and skills to build, grow and sustain their businesses.
Who it's for
Aspiring entrepreneurs and early-stage business owners seeking to strengthen their businesses.
Delivery approach
The programme consists of two parts: Part 1: Business Foundations — Building essential business knowledge and skills. Part 2: Growth and Sustainability — Developing strategies for business growth, resilience and long-term sustainability.
How to get involved
Entrepreneurs can enquire about programme opportunities, while partners and business professionals can contribute through funding, training, mentorship and market access.
Entrepreneurship Kits
Our Entrepreneurship Kits programme provides practical business tools and resources to graduates who have successfully completed our Business Accelerator programme.
Who it's for
Business Accelerator graduates ready to apply their training and develop their enterprises.
Delivery approach
Provision of relevant business tools or equipment based on individual business needs, readiness and available resources.
How to get involved
Donors and corporate partners can support graduates through funding, equipment, mentorship and market linkages.
Partner With Us
Join us in keeping girls in school and helping women build businesses of their own. Partner with us, volunteer, or ask how you can help.