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To mentor girls from humble background and single mothers by inspiring them to believe in themselves.

18/07/2026

Volunteer Coordination Meeting Report – Tunza Dada Initiative
we held a Volunteer Coordination Meeting to prepare for the next phase of the organization's growth and strengthen collaboration across the team.
The meeting brought together both returning and new volunteers to introduce one another, reaffirm the organization's vision and values, and discuss the important role volunteers will play in implementing our programmes. We also mapped volunteers' skills, interests, and areas of expertise to ensure they are meaningfully engaged in different thematic areas and organizational activities.
Volunteers expressed their commitment to supporting Tunza Dada's mission and contributing their time, knowledge, and skills to advance our impact.
The meeting concluded with a renewed sense of purpose and collective responsibility. We were also treated to some sumptuous meal.😋😁

10/07/2026

A day of learning, laughter, and lasting impact.

Our Her Month, Her Power outreach at Orongo Senior School was more than a school visit it was a reminder of why we do this work.

Together, we created a safe space where students could ask questions, reflect, laugh, and learn life skills that extend beyond the classroom. Through interactive activities and open conversations, we encouraged resilience, confidence, empathy, and the belief that every young person has the potential to shape their own future.

At Tunza Dada Initiative, we believe that every girl deserves to stay in school with dignity. That's why we continue working to remove barriers that keep girls out of the classroom by promoting menstrual health, providing dignity packs, and creating supportive environments where they can thrive.

But we also know that lasting change happens when boys are part of the conversation. By engaging both girls and boys, we nurture respect, empathy, and shared responsibility, ensuring that no child is left behind.

The greatest highlight of the day wasn't just the activities it was hearing the students ask, "When are you coming back?" For us, that's the true measure of impact.

Here's to building schools where every child feels seen, supported, and empowered to dream beyond their circumstances.

06/07/2026

Tunza Dada Initiative proudly held its physical Board Meeting this past weekend,a meaningful milestone in our journey of growth, leadership, and impact.

The meeting created space for reflection, strategy, and deeper connection as board members discussed the organization’s vision, sustainability, upcoming programs, and the collective commitment to empowering girls and young women in our communities.

From planning future pad drives and community initiatives to strengthening our structure and long term goals, the day reminded us that meaningful change is built through collaboration, sisterhood, and shared purpose.

We are grateful to NOK Entertainment for hosting us and everyone who continues to believe in and build with Tunza Dada Initiative. This is only the beginning.

19/06/2026

Tunza Dada Initiative joined stakeholders at Shaurimoyo Primary School in Kisumu to commemorate the Day of the African Child under the theme: “Ensuring Universal Access to WASH for Every Child in Africa.” The event brought together Child Ambassadors Development, local CSOs, DCS, MOE, and partners to launch the Kisumu Child Protection Policy while amplifying the urgent need for safe water, child friendly sanitation facilities, handwashing stations, and menstrual hygiene support in schools.

Through powerful performances and open dialogue, pupils boldly shared their lived realities and called for dignified, safe, and inclusive learning environments. As Tunza Dada Initiative, we remain committed to advancing menstrual health, child protection, and WASH advocacy so that every child especially every girl can learn, grow, and thrive with dignity.
With Hadassah Shiroh,Christine Oluoch

16/06/2026

"The African child is not waiting to become the future—they are shaping Africa today. Protect them, educate them, and empower them to lead with courage and purpose."

03/06/2026

When the journey feels long and the answers seem delayed, remember that God’s timing is perfect. Every prayer, every tear, and every step of faith matters.

The same God who brought you this far will not leave you now. Walk boldly into your purpose, knowing that you are chosen, equipped, and deeply loved.

📖 “She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come.” — Proverbs 31:25

30/05/2026

✨ Great things happen when passionate organizations come together!

Excited to be part of a consortium of change-makers dedicated to transforming lives and building stronger communities.

The future is brighter when we work together. 🤝

28/05/2026

World Menstrual Hygiene Day
May 28 :Breaking the Silence, Ending the Stigma
Periods are normal.
Periods are healthy.
Periods should never be a source of shame.
Today, we stand for: Access to safe menstrual products
Menstrual health education for all
Dignity, confidence, and equality
Ending period poverty and stigma worldwide
Eery girl deserves to go to school without fear.
Every woman deserves access to proper hygiene.
Every voice matters in creating a world where menstruation is understood, respected, and supported.
Let’s talk openly.
Let’s educate.
Let’s empower.

05/05/2026

🌸 Back to School, Back to Purpose – Impact Recap

What a powerful day it was 💛

From the moment our moms, teens, and children arrived, the space was filled with warmth, connection, and openness.

✨ We created safe conversations around mental wellness, reminding every mother that healing is strength
✨ Women engaged in reproductive health & family planning discussions—building healthier futures
✨ Teens and children were mentored on confidence, discipline, and dreaming beyond limitations
✨ Laughter and teamwork filled the room through games and bonding activities
✨ Shared meals turned strangers into community and support systems

We closed with gratitude, prayer, and a renewed commitment to grow stronger together 🌿

💬 “We came as we are… and left renewed.”

15/04/2026

Tunza Dada Initiative attended the 2nd Africa Urban Forum. The forum brought together governments, private sector, civil society, and youth to shape Africa’s position on urban development, with a strong focus on “Adequate Housing for All” and how cities can drive socio-economic and environmental transformation.
Key discussions highlighted the role of data, digital innovation, and inclusive planning in addressing urban challenges especially housing, informal settlements, climate resilience, and service delivery in rapidly growing African cities.
A major outcome was the push towards a unified continental position through the Nairobi Declaration, aimed at influencing global urban agendas and ensuring African priorities are reflected.
For Tunza Dada Initiative, the forum reinforced the urgency of using data-driven approaches to make visible the realities of teenage girls and young women in urban spaces particularly around mental health, SRHR, safety, education, and economic inclusion. Without this data, these experiences remain excluded from planning and policy.
The conversations strongly affirmed that inclusive cities cannot be achieved without intentional investment in youth and women-led solutions, aligning directly with our work.
Thank you Tina Kenya

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http://www.tunzadada.com/

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