Youth Empowered
Women Trained
Trees Planted
Community Projects
Sports Tournaments
Digital Trained
Trees and plants restored to Lamu's ecosystem through conservation efforts
Young people equipped with skills, mentorship, and pathways to success
Women trained in entrepreneurship, leadership, and economic independence
Community members trained in digital skills and online safety
Tournaments organized building community bonds and athletic excellence
Community-led projects for civic education and human rights awareness
After joining our digital literacy program, Mohamed gained web design skills that led to his first freelance project earning him KES 15,000.
"Mararani opened doors I never knew existed. I now earn money while still in school and have dreams of starting my own tech business."
Fatima and her group of 12 women completed our entrepreneurship training and launched a successful beadwork business serving tourists.
"We now earn consistent income, send our children to school, and have a voice in our community. This changed everything."
Amina, once discouraged by poverty, discovered her athletic talent through our sports program and now competes at district level with sponsorship.
"Sports gave me confidence, discipline, and a future. I want to inspire other girls that anything is possible."
Our coastal community planted 2,500 mangrove trees, protecting marine ecosystems and creating seasonal employment for 40+ youth.
"We see fish returning, birds nesting, and our coast healing. We're literally planting our children's future."
After civic education programs, 5 child marriage cases were reported and prevented, protecting vulnerable girls in our community.
"Now children know their rights. Parents understand the law. Our community is protecting its most vulnerable."
Community led fundraising and our technical support brought clean water to a remote village, improving health and saving 4 hours daily per family.
"This water point represents what we can achieve when we work together for our future."
Started with 35 young leaders and a vision to transform Lamu. Conducted first community needs assessment.
Launched digital literacy program (45 youth), first sports tournament (200+ participants), and environmental cleanup initiatives.
Reached 200+ beneficiaries, partnered with local government, planted 1,500 trees, trained 50 women in entrepreneurship.
350 youth empowered, 250 women trained, 12 sports tournaments, 4,500 trees planted, national media recognition achieved.
650+ youth served, Rights education in 28+ communities, civil rights cases supported, digital reach expanding island-wide.
Target 1,000+ youth empowered, sustainable income models for beneficiaries, international partnerships, and advocacy at national level.
Every contribution, skill, or voice matters. Join thousands building a better Lamu Island together.