Inuka for Community

12/06/2026

Meet one of our Climate Challenge Champions as she shares her journey, growth, and impact in climate action.

CARE

11/06/2026

A co-creation meeting bringing together Kajiado County departments, partners, and community stakeholders was held to plan the implementation of the Sowing Change Phase II Project. The discussions focused on strengthening the participation of women and youth in climate action, improving access to climate information, climate finance, and adaptation solutions.
A key highlight was hearing from a youth champion who shared how PICSA training enhanced her knowledge and confidence, enabling her to actively engage in climate governance platforms and advocate for youth voices. Her journey reflects the growing role of young people as leaders and agents of change in building climate resilience.
The meeting also identified priority interventions that will guide project implementation across Kuku, Kimana, and Entonet/Lenkism wards in Kajiado County.

09/06/2026

08/06/2026

Investing in young people remains central to building stronger and more resilient communities.

Through scout camp engagements, young people continue to benefit from mentorship sessions focused on leadership development, teamwork, discipline, and responsible citizenship. These sessions equip participants with practical life skills and values that support positive community engagement and contribute to building stronger, more resilient communities.

Empowered youth remain key drivers of community transformation.

01/06/2026

This Madaraka Day, we celebrate the freedom, resilience, and unity that define our nation. Together, let's continue empowering communities and creating opportunities for a brighter future.
Happy Madaraka Day from Inuka for Community.

28/05/2026

It was an exciting experience to join STADA Kenya alongside, advocates, organizations, parents, young people, and community members in marking International Menstrual Hygiene Day through meaningful conversations around periods, dignity, health, stigma, access, and the lived experiences of women and girls.
Menstrual hygiene is not just a women’s issue. It is a dignity issue, a health issue, an education issue, an equality issue, and a justice issue.

27/05/2026

Continuous learning remains key to sustainable community impact.

Through the Find Your Feet program, Inuka for Community in partnership with Tackle continues to equip coaches and mobilizers with skills to use football as a powerful tool for sexual health education, mentorship, and positive youth adolescents engagement & development.

25/05/2026

We shared insights and progress during the AYP Technical Working Group meeting at KCRH In Collaboration with TackleAfrica and Kisumu County Government

21/05/2026

Inuka for Community was honored to take part in the Adolescent and Young People (AYP) Technical Working Group meeting held at KCRH.
The meeting focused on reviewing the progress made in the implementation of AYP interventions, sharing updates on ongoing programs, discussing emerging issues, and creating space for cross-learning among stakeholders committed to improving the well-being of adolescents and young people.
We remain committed to meaningful collaborations that drive positive impact within our communities.

18/05/2026

Inspiring the next generation through mentorship, guidance, and meaningful conversations.

Together with , we created a platform that brought together students, graduates, and young professionals in Kisumu County for an engaging career guidance session focused on growth, opportunities, and purpose.