Maxwell Gikoyo’s story is one of quiet strength, vision, and gratitude. Born and raised in Eastern Kenya, Maxwell is the lastborn in a family of four, brought up in a loving but financially struggling household. Despite the challenges, he remained focused on his education, and thanks to Moja Tu, his More »
In rural Kenya, a determined young girl named Gloria dreamed of a better future. Today, as a proud Moja Tu high school graduate with an impressive A minus, she is stepping confidently into the next chapter of her life, full of hope. Gloria grew up in an environment where even More »
Meet Esther Kisaka, a fourth-year student at the Technical University of Kenya, pursuing a degree in Tourism and Travel Management. She is currently in her final semester and looking back, her journey has been nothing short of transformational. Before joining Moja Tu, Esther was already focused and determined. She was More »
At just 23 years old, John Macharia embodies the spirit of resilience, innovation, and leadership that defines World Youth Day. Raised by a single mother living with a disability, John’s early years were marked by hardship. Financial struggles often forced him to skip school to find casual work and help More »
Teaching is more than a profession—it’s a calling. Three passionate Moja Tu students recently embarked on teaching practice placements at different schools across Kenya as part of their teacher training. From managing diverse classrooms to sparking that moment of understanding, each student faced unique challenges and triumphs. Here, Beatrice, Rebecca, More »
At the heart of Moja Tu’s mission is the belief that one meaningful connection can transform a life, and Melissa and Anastacia are living proof of that. What began as a sponsorship has blossomed into a deep personal journey of empowerment, resilience, and hope. When Melissa visited Kenya this year More »
Meet Jairus Mahasi, a dedicated nursing student at Kenyatta University. His journey is one of growth, discovery, and unwavering commitment to care. When Jairus first walked into the hospital ward for his clinical placement, he had a general idea of what nursing entailed, but nothing could have prepared him for More »
When you first meet Aineah, a soft-spoken second-year nursing student at Kenyatta University, you might not immediately see the strength behind his gentle demeanor. But spend a moment listening to his story, and you’ll understand why nursing isn’t just a course he’s studying; it’s a calling that has touched every More »
What begins as a professional relationship can sometimes blossom into a life-changing journey. For Sarah Epting, a Salesforce consultant and technologist from the U.S., her introduction to Moja Tu was just that—a simple project that turned into a deeply personal mission to empower through education, build connection, and create lasting More »
In April, Moja Tu embarked on an unforgettable 11-day journey across Kenya with a group of our dedicated sponsors. This trip wasn’t just a chance to explore Kenya’s beauty—it was a powerful opportunity for sponsors to connect face-to-face with the students they support and witness firsthand the impact of their More »