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On September 21st, eMentoring Africa hosted a Youth Wellbeing Hike at Karura Forest, bringing together over ten young people, including eMA fellows and other participants. […]

Success is not measured by what you accomplish, but by the opposition you have encountered, and the courage with which you have maintained the struggle […]

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The education of these young souls hangs in the balance as they desperately hold on to hope against all hope that the sun might shine their way through well-wishers, donors, and destiny helpers. They believe that through education, they will be empowered and liberated to the point where they can become saviours for their own poverty-stricken community and families.

By changing and helping one child at a time, organizations like eMentoring Africa, the SGF, the Malkia Initiative, WEMA, well-wishers and mentors, and other organizations are slowly making pastoralist communities see the evils behind practicing FGM, child marriage, and beading.

Follow the link below for a blog on the event http://ementoringafrica.or.ke/2018/05/14/kilifi-mentorship-session/