We are excited to share the first edition of our annual student magazine, Golden Voices. Created by our high school Journalism Club, the magazine offers a creative outlet for students to share their voices, perspectives, and artwork. Kakenya’s Dream exists to embolden girls to raise their voices in a society that often silences them. This […]
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This month, against the backdrop of the UN’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, leading Kenyan TV network KTN News featured our work to support survivors and end gender-based violence through community education, sensitization, and soon, the provision of health services. As we prepare to open our community’s first health clinic next year, we
KTN News Features Kakenya’s Dream Work on GBV Read More »
Graduating isn’t the end of a student’s journey—it’s only the beginning. Our job at Kakenya’s Dream isn’t finished when our students graduate high school or university. Our ultimate goal is to empower a generation of girls to achieve lifelong success and fulfillment, and to do that, they need continuing support after graduation and beyond.
Pioneer Class Establishes Kakenya’s Dream Alumnae Network Read More »
Thanks to our generous friends, Sally Wells and Judy & Kevin Moak, all donations will be matched dollar for dollar—up to $35,000. The match ends December 31! Give now to make twice the difference.
We are celebrating 1,000 girls enrolled at our schools! 1,000 girls protected from child marriage. 1,000 girls with the chance to write their own stories.
Help us reach the next 1,000 girls. A generous donor is matching up to $5,000 in donations YOU raise for Kakenya’s Dream.
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