Project Report
| Jan 6, 2009
Happy New Year
By Gichuki Francis | Executive Director
Happy New Year
‘My name is Beatrice, a beneficiary of your donations. Am writing on behalf of my friends to wish you all the best in 2009. We want you to know that we are very encouraged and inspired by your kind donations through global giving. We receive all that you donate. Remember us in this new year.’
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Dec 30, 2008
SIGNIFICANT CHANGE MADE
By Gichuki Francis | Executive Director
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Lucy, duirng the soccer event where her and other three girls we
SIGNIFICANT CHANGE MADE
Through, ‘Educating Teenage Orphaned Mothers Project’, four teenage orphaned mothers have secured a place in secondary school next year.
The four girls, Lillian, Lydia, Lucy and Eucabeth demonstrated high soccer skills, disciplined and leadership. They will be joining one of the soccer power house secondary schools in Kenya.
We want to thank all of you through Globalgiving who continually support this project on educating Teenage orphaned mothers.
What you are offering however little is making great change in the lives of these girls who had lost hope in life. ‘I would not have imagined what is happening to my life now a few years ago before I joined this project. I was confused and lost hope after I became pregnant at age 13. Thank you to all your donations which reach us through TYSA. Next year am joining secondary school. Please continue supporting us so t hat we remain and complete school.’ Lilian
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Dec 9, 2008
Business Skills
By Gichuki Francis | Executive Director
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Chepkurui shares her soem group work discussions on business man
20 orphaned teenage mothers acquired vital business skills last week.A two day seina was organised by this project to equip the girls with business skills.
'Am very happy today, as I have lerant how to start a business, manage it and mae profit.' Chepkurui.
The girls discovered their great potential t hat has not been taped for a long time. The girls suggetsed that they be supported to start tailoriing, dress makng, cookery among other business.
This project wll oranize another workshop next year to follow up and support the grls to start small business. This project will next year work with schools to get tenders to make uniforms.
We hope that your continued support will make these project great for the girls.
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