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16/04/2026

The Tujiunge Na Tujijenge Youth Group successfully completed a two-day training on resource mobilization.

The training was facilitated by visitors from Pamoja CBO, who provided valuable insights and practical approaches to sourcing and managing resources effectively.

Key areas covered included identifying funding opportunities, building partnerships, proposal writing basics, and strategies for sustainability. The training has enhanced the team’s ability to support ongoing programs, particularly those focused on empowering teen mothers and youth.

12/03/2026

Today, the Tujiunge Na Tujijenge Youth Group, together with other youth groups from Kisumu and Siaya, visited the Kisumu County Assembly to engage with three legislators and other members of the assembly.

During the meeting, we presented and handed over a memorandum highlighting key issues that young people and communities believe should be prioritized in the 2026–2027 county budget.

This engagement was an important step in ensuring that youth voices are heard in decision-making and that development plans reflect the real needs of our communities. We remain committed to constructive dialogue, accountability, and active citizen participation in shaping policies that impact our future.

Together, we continue to advocate for inclusive development and responsible leadership for the people of Kisumu and the wider region.

06/03/2026

Happy International Women’s Day! 🌸💜

Today we celebrate the strength, courage, and resilience of women everywhere. Women continue to lead, nurture, inspire, and break barriers in our communities and across the world.

As a young woman and part of a community of strong girls and women, I am proud to stand for empowerment, equality, and opportunity for every woman and girl. Let’s continue lifting each other, supporting each other, and creating a future where every woman’s voice is heard and valued.

Here’s to strong women—may we know them, may we be them, and may we raise them. 💪🏽🌍✨

09/02/2026

Together we can

09/02/2026

We are proud to partner with incredible organizations under the SRHR Consortium to host the International Women’s Day 2026 – Girls’ Health & Wellness Fair 💕✨
This partnership is driven by a shared commitment to girls’ health, dignity, empowerment, and access to SRHR services.
🗓 Sunday, March 8th, 2026
📍 Brilliant Academy, Githogoro
⏰ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
🔹 Planned Activities
🧠 Mental Health Check-ins
🩸 Menstrual Health & SRHR Empowerment
🧼 Soap-Making Workshop (skills for sustainability)
🎲 Creative Games & Interactive Learning
💬 Safe spaces for learning, dialogue & empowerment
💖 Fundraising for Impact
To make this initiative successful and reach more girls, we are raising funds to support program materials, menstrual health supplies, facilitation, and logistics.
📲 Donate via M-PESA
Paybill: 891300
Account Number: 132117
Every contribution—big or small—helps us create lasting impact and ensure no girl is left behind.
🤝 Together, through partnership and generosity, we are turning awareness into action.
💗 Give to Gain. Support the cause. Be part of the change.
📞 For more information: 0798691801

07/02/2026

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21/01/2026

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20/01/2026

Community Dialogue on Security & Peace – Usoma Village, Kisumu West

Yesterday, Women Volunteers for Peace successfully organized a powerful community dialogue with youths in Usoma Village, Kisumu West Sub-County, focusing on security, peace, and social cohesion. The forum brought together young people to openly discuss the challenges affecting their community, including insecurity, crime, drug abuse, and the breakdown of peaceful coexistence.
The dialogue provided a safe and inclusive space for youths to share their lived experiences, voice their concerns, and propose practical solutions toward building a safer and more united community. It was inspiring to witness the level of honesty, engagement, and commitment shown by the young people as they reflected on their role in promoting peace and preventing violence.

A key outcome of the discussion was the recognition that lasting peace begins with individual responsibility, positive peer influence, and strong community collaboration. The youths expressed a strong desire for mentorship, meaningful engagement, and opportunities that can steer them away from crime and destructive behaviors.
We commend Women Volunteers for Peace for their leadership and dedication to grassroots peacebuilding. This initiative is a true demonstration of how community-driven efforts can ignite hope, empower young people, and lay a strong foundation for sustainable peace in Kisumu West.

Peace is not just the absence of conflict—it is the presence of dialogue, understanding, and opportunity.

13/01/2026

We at Tujiunge Na Tujijenge Youth Group are deeply honored to have been invited to participate as Youth Champions under the GIZ Project in a meeting reviewing the outcomes of the Pre-Budget Forums, with a particular focus on youth leaders’ participation.
This is a significant opportunity for our group to actively engage in discussions that influence policy formulation and resource allocation, ensuring that the voices, perspectives, and priorities of young people are not only heard but meaningfully incorporated into decision-making processes. We recognize that youth inclusion is critical for building more responsive governance structures and promoting sustainable development within our communities.
Over the years, our group has worked tirelessly to empower young people, amplify their voices, and foster active participation in civic and community matters. Being part of this forum allows us to extend our impact by contributing insights from the grassroots level, sharing experiences of youth engagement, and advocating for policies that address the unique challenges faced by young people today.
We remain committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen governance, enhance transparency, and promote equitable development outcomes for all. This platform further motivates us to continue mobilizing, educating, and empowering our youth members to take part in shaping the future of our communities and our nation.
We are truly grateful for this opportunity and look forward to engaging constructively, learning from fellow youth leaders, and contributing meaningfully to discussions that will shape policies affecting young people. Together, we believe that youth voices can drive change, inspire action, and build a brighter, more inclusive future.

10/01/2026

One girl at a time

10/01/2026