Leadership is a critical aspect in the development of young adults. And it is not just about having power and control over a group of people, but also about empowering others to achieve their full potential and make a positive impact in the world. Through the mentorship program, we help More »
When you mention Franklin’s name at Moja Tu, you are guaranteed to hear praises about him. He was courageous, kind, joyful, hopeful, and valued education. Franklin joined Moja Tu in 2018 after completing his primary education. His impressive grades secured him a chance to join Njabini Boys High School, but unfortunately, his More »
David Mbugua is a student at Kenyatta University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Public Health. A committed student, David also has a strong interest in sports, and he is easily able to balance his interest with his studies. He reveals that he has been a sports enthusiast from as More »
Monique has been a Moja Tu sponsor since the organization’s inception 10 years ago. She has also served as a board member and supported the organization in various ways. Her journey over the past 10 years gives us a peek into the life-changing power of sponsorship. “Moja Tu has been More »
Amos is a brilliant, hardworking young man. Being the youngest in a family of eight, he watched his siblings drop out of school after primary school as his family couldn’t afford to pay their school fees. But this didn’t deter Amos. He worked extra hard in school and became the More »
Joseph Kinuthia is a fourth-year student at Chuka University, where he is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and History. He comes from a humble background, where he is the only of his family’s four children that had the opportunity to attend high school. His siblings had to drop More »
Prudence, 23, is a proud Moja Tu alumnus. She joined the program in 2015 after losing sponsorship with another organization due to circumstances beyond her control. Her family background and her drive for education made her a natural pick for Moja Tu sponsorship. Moja Tu supported her from high school More »
Hobbies like painting, sculpting, drawing, and photography are all relaxing and rewarding which helps one reduce stress and feel mentally clear and calm. Being National Hobby Month, we appreciate and recognize our students’ favorite pastimes. For Billy Gicheru, a third-year student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in economics and statistics, his More »
A unique aspect of the Moja Tu sponsorship model is the benefits that the students stand to gain outside academics. We are intentional in nurturing all-around students who will thrive in the real world. Therefore, besides offering them counseling opportunities and career talks, we are keen to have them mentored. More »
This year is quickly coming to a close, and, as an organization, we cannot help but be grateful for all our achievements over the last 12 months. We are happy to announce that all our students have the grades necessary to move to the next level of their education. Because More »