Programmes
Six programmes across schools, communities, the street, the radio and Kakuma Refugee Camp.
Our services
Professional counselling and therapy addressing depression, anxiety and trauma, fostering mental wellness among young people.
Programmes that prevent drug abuse through education, awareness and community engagement.
Support groups for substance abuse recovery, offering a safe space for sharing and mutual support.
Programmes
Six programmes reaching young people in schools, communities, on the street, over the radio and in Kakuma Refugee Camp.
We partner with local organisations and Aspira Integrated Healthcare to deliver mental health counselling, substance abuse education and recreational therapy in Kakuma Refugee Camp. Our work includes outreach sessions, peer support groups, health tracking through electronic medical records, and sports-based healing, all designed to build resilience in displaced communities facing trauma and limited resources.
We visit schools to educate students about mental health, the dangers of substance abuse, and ways to seek help. These sessions create a safe environment where students can share their concerns and learn coping strategies.
We run workshops and mental health awareness campaigns in local communities. The programme brings in professionals, creates safe spaces for discussion, and provides resources for substance abuse prevention.
A peer-to-peer programme where trained young people from the community offer counselling, mentorship and emotional support to peers dealing with mental health and substance abuse issues.
Our weekly show on Radio Simba, known as Mental Wednesday, discusses mental health and substance abuse and shares wellness tips. The programme features guest speakers, question and answer sessions, and practical resources for the community.
Our street programmes reach marginalised and at-risk young people, providing resources, support and counselling services. Regular sessions raise awareness and encourage healthier lives within the community.
Impact to the community
Figures cover the foundation's work across Trans Nzoia, West Pokot, Bungoma, Busia and Kakamega counties.
Youth empowered through the school outreach programme
People reached through community outreach and workshops
Support our work
A contribution supports mental health counselling, substance abuse prevention and recovery programmes for young people in western Kenya. Every contribution, large or small, extends how far the team can travel and how many people they can reach.
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