Wounded Healers Kenya

03/09/2026

At the Wounded Healers Kenya Learning Center, learning is more than gaining knowledge—it is about building confidence, discovering potential, and creating opportunities for a better future.

Through Computer, Sewing, Beauty Therapy & Personal Care Skills, and Adult Education, learners are gaining practical skills that can help them become more independent and hopeful about what lies ahead.

Every skill learned is a step toward a brighter future. 🌱

03/09/2026

At the Wounded Healers Kenya Learning Center, learning is more than gaining knowledge—it is about building confidence, discovering potential, and creating opportunities for a better future.

Through Computer, Sewing, Beauty Therapy & Personal Care Skills, and Adult Education, learners are gaining practical skills that can help them become more independent and hopeful about what lies ahead.

Every skill learned is a step toward a brighter future.

28/08/2026

Every child deserves to grow up feeling safe, respected, and heard. Through body safety education, children learn about personal boundaries, safe and unsafe situations, and the importance of speaking up when something doesn’t feel right.

When we give children the knowledge and confidence to protect themselves and seek help, we take an important step toward preventing sexual violence and creating safer communities. 💙

Every child deserves safety. Every voice deserves to be heard.

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26/08/2026

The Junior Amani Boys use football to build teamwork, confidence, respect, and positive values. Through the game, boys learn about healthy relationships, equality, and standing against sexual violence.

We play. We learn. We lead. We respect.

10/08/2026

31/07/2026

Sexual violence does not end when the abuse stops.

For many survivors, that is where another journey begins.

The emotional wounds, fear, anxiety, flashbacks, and sleepless nights can remain long after the physical harm has healed.

Some survivors spend years rebuilding their confidence, restoring their mental health, continuing their education, or finding the strength to pursue their dreams again.

Sadly, not everyone gets the support they need.

Healing is not something a survivor can simply "get over" or "move on" from.

Sexual violence affects mental health, relationships, education, employment, and every part of a person's life.

That is why survivors need more than sympathy.

They need safety, support, justice, and the opportunity to heal at their own pace.