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Access to quality education is a fundamental right that every child should enjoy. When we educate our younger generations, we secure the future of the world. For Elizabeth, things were difficult once she joined high school. At first, her brother had to drop out of school so that her

Investing in a girl’s education transforms communities, countries, and the entire world.  Educating girls contributes to more stable, resilient societies that give all people the opportunity to fulfill their potential. Meet Josephine, a form four graduate from Mary Leakey Girls High school. Growing up, access to a quality education

The surest way to secure the future is by preparing for it, and the best way to prepare is to earn an education. Education restores hope: one of the greatest factors in reducing global poverty rates is education. By supporting our students’ educations, we can help prepare them to

Billy is a form four graduate from our class of 2019. He is super excited to have finished his secondary school studies and is now looking forward to joining university later this year. For Billy it has taken a lot of determination to come this far. Having been abandoned by

Susan comes from a humble family in the rural Tawa area of Makueni County. She is an outstanding student who, despite the many challenges she faced in finishing her high school education, recently graduated with an excellent grade on her KCSE exams.  It’s always a victory when we see our

Being caught in the cycle of poverty hinders children from accessing not only basic needs, such as food and shelter, but also important rights, such as education. Many of our students come from families that struggle to put food on the table. When the struggle is hand to mouth, needs

Semy is a brilliant form three student at Precious Blood Girls High school, a national school in Nairobi.  Since joining our program as a form 1 student, we have watched Semy transform into a responsible young woman. We are so excited to see the progress she has made over the

It has been three years since Dinel started her journey with Moja Tu. Over the years we have watched her blossom from a young girl uncertain about her future into a responsible woman, enthusiastic and hopeful about where she is headed in life. After graduating from high school at