What if your children could learn the basics of starting a business and even have mentors to follow them up to make even as small as 10 dollars per month as they pursue their education at a young age? Imagine your child of 8 in 10 years. __Read through
After school reopening had been postponed for two long weeks thanks to heavy rains, the Kenyan government through the Ministry of Education announced that all schools re-open and students report back to school for their second term. But this was only after the heavy rains from April 18 till date had gracefully reduced.
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Girl Power Club on a visit to Miracle and Victory Educational Centre |
This week from 20th to 25th May, we started our weekly visits to the schools we partner with. As seen in the picture, this is one of our facilitators engaging with the girls during a session at Miracle and Victory Educational Centre in Kibera, Nairobi.
The girls are happy to be back in school and even excited they will continue to be empowered through the girl power sessions.
“I am glad that our mentors teach us some things that we are not taught in class by our teachers." Levine, a girl power club member said.
Some said they always look forward to the club days in school as they know they get to meet and interact with their mentors from Girl Power Club, something they really enjoy; something that inspires and motivates them.
This term our focus is on Business education and our goal is to equip the participants with knowledge and skills that will enable them to start up small businesses even at their young age. We look forward to a successful second term with the girls while helping them acquire leadership skills through our activities.
You can partner with us and we walk this journey of empowering girls together for a better future.
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