💬 Mentorship & and Empowerment at Alhudah School
In Kajiado, BSI led a meaningful mentorship session at Alhudah School, creating a safe space for adolescent girls to:
Discuss menstrual health and hygiene
Gave sanitary pads to reduce school absenteeism
Engaged in an open and honest talk on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and its long-term effects
These sessions were aimed at not just awareness, but also empowerment—ensuring girls walk away informed, confident, and heard
🌳 Community Impact at Tarbaj Primary School, Wajir
In Wajir County, we participated in an engaging and colorful event at Tarbaj Primary School, where the celebrations reflected unity and collective responsibility:
Children presented poems that expressed their dreams
Community members gave speeches encouraging protection of child rights
Trees were planted in various schools as a symbol of growth and sustainability
Bursaries and dignity kits were distributed to support education and hygiene
Snacks were shared with students, creating an atmosphere of joy and celebration
👐 Service and Solidarity at Sombo Primary, Sala Ward
At Sombo Primary School in Sala Ward, BSI was well represented in a successful community celebration. From the planning to the presentations, the energy was high and purposeful.
“Our hands helped the needy and our voice reached the wise.”
This event reminded us that even small acts of service can echo far into a child’s future
🌍 Regional Engagement in Elgeyo Marakwet County
In Elgeyo Marakwet County, BSI’s presence was led by our CEO Saadia, and the event highlighted the strength of community and youth engagement. Activities included:
Interactive youth dialogues on child protection
Performances by children tackling topics such as early marriage and education
Discussions with local stakeholders on sustainable child development
A strong show of support from partners, especially UNFPA, for standing with us in this mission
“This is more than an event. It is a commitment — a promise — that we will continue showing up for children wherever they are, for as long as it takes.”
– Saadia, CEO, Brighter Society Initiative