CFK Africa

05/06/2026

We are incredibly proud to be an official delegation!

In exactly one month, our youth will travel to Boston in the US for 9 days of leadership development, cultural immersion, and sport for good programming - learning and playing alongside more than 400 young people from around the world in one of the US's most historical cities as it plays host to the 2026 World Cup.

Festival 26 is a global youth gathering developed to harness the power of sport to create transformative opportunities for young people, hosted by and with support from .

We can't wait to get there!

04/06/2026

Our men and boys are stepping up as champions of safe, respectful and inclusive communities! 's Male Allyship project brought together men for training on Gender-Based Violence prevention and response. Together, we are building community-based approaches to addressing GBV through awareness, advocacy and positive masculinity.

03/06/2026

"Nothing about us without us!" At we ensure girls are included in decision-making - both in our programs and in our communities on issues that affect them - a prominent message that came forward in our celebrations!

03/06/2026

For many young women in slums, the path to work is shaped by access to skills, confidence, information, and real opportunities. Through ’s project, the training helps young women prepare for employment, entrepreneurship, apprenticeships, and digital work opportunities.

This approach works. In 2025, over 90% of young people supported through the TechCraft pilot secured jobs or income-generating opportunities. For us, economic empowerment starts before the first paycheck. It starts when young people are equipped to see possibilities, build confidence, and take their next steps toward sustainable futures.

02/06/2026

When childcare becomes the difference between staying in school and dropping out - a new on how locally driven collaborations are transforming the education of teenage mothers in .

"What stands out in Rongai is not just the presence of a daycare; it is what the daycare makes possible. It allows girls to remain in school and keep learning alongside their peers. It allows a teenage mother to imagine a future where motherhood is part of her story, not the end of it." This is the power of locally led solutions.

https://cfkafrica.org/when-childcare-becomes-the-difference-between-staying-in-school-and-dropping-out/

01/06/2026

Movement with purpose. Asante sana to our friends at Wasanii Sanaa Organization for bringing art, culture, and advocacy together as we marked 2026. We danced together to break stigma, champion dignity, and demand a world where menstrual health is a right, not a privilege.

Together for a Period Friendly World.

30/05/2026

Our community brought the ENERGY today as we celebrated Menstrual Hygiene Day in ! Let’s keep breaking the silence, ending stigma, and advocating for menstrual equity for all.

29/05/2026

An energetic way to close out Mental Health Awareness Month! , alongside Mirror of Hope C.B.O and Mental 360 spent the day with youth at Creakids learning, sharing, and breaking the silence around mental health. These enthusiastic young people showed up ready to engage, support each other, and embrace the importance of emotional well‑being! When young people feel heard, supported, and empowered, the whole community grows.

29/05/2026

Our collective celebrations in were energetic! We united at Vitengeni ACC Grounds with the Kilifi County Government and like-minded stakeholders to champion dignity, awareness, and access to safe menstrual hygiene for every girl and woman!

The ACC Vitengeni Division advocated for affordable menstrual products - and even free products in schools. The Hon. Clara Chonga, the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Gender, Culture, Social Services, Sports and Special Programmes, highlighted the power of male involvement in building a Period‑Friendly World.

Together, we’re breaking stigma and fighting for a future where no girl is left behind.

28/05/2026

We stand with The superb CBO and our Girls Empowerment partners in calling for a !

As the world is commemorating The World Menstrual Hygiene Day today, we reaffirm our commitments towards ending period poverty in Kenya. Menstruation acts as a formidable barrier to women's development when compounded by period poverty and social stigma. It restricts educational attainment, limits workforce participation, and deepens gender inequalities. Therefore, we call upon like minded organizations to accelerate collective action towards ensuring a
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