Akilimali Associate Org.

Akilimali Associate Org. Akilimali deals with social healing in the coastal region.

Akilimali Associate is a community based organization was established in 2020 in Mombasa-Kenya and it is governed by youths who have gone through healing and practice it.

Akilimali Associate Org., alongside fellow partners, is participating in a Safeguarding Workshop organized by Global Fun...
16/06/2026

Akilimali Associate Org., alongside fellow partners, is participating in a Safeguarding Workshop organized by Global Fund for Children

The workshop is enhancing our knowledge and practice in preventing harm and abuse, strengthening reporting and response mechanisms, and improving referral systems.
Together, we are fostering safer environments where children and young people can learn, grow, and thrive.

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🌍 Happy Day of the African Child! 💙Today, through our Thriving Through Play (TTP) Project, we celebrate every African ch...
16/06/2026

🌍 Happy Day of the African Child! 💙

Today, through our Thriving Through Play (TTP) Project, we celebrate every African child and reaffirm our commitment to promoting healing, well-being, and a brighter future.

As we mark this year's theme, "Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa," let us all play our part in creating safe, healthy, and supportive environments where every child can thrive.

Together, let's restore hope and build a better tomorrow for Africa's children.




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Global Fund for Children

Today, through the Thriving Through Play (TTP) Project, we celebrated the theme “Protect Play, Protect Childhood” by bri...
11/06/2026

Today, through the Thriving Through Play (TTP) Project, we celebrated the theme “Protect Play, Protect Childhood” by bringing children together through fun, interactive games and play activities across our partner schools.

Their smiles, laughter, and active participation reminded us that play is essential for every child's well-being, growth, and happiness.

TTPproject funded through Global Fund for Children
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11/06/2026

Today, on the International Day of Play, we celebrate the power of play to help children learn, heal, connect, and thrive.

Through the Thriving Through Global Fund for Children Play Project, we're creating safe spaces where childhood can
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11/06/2026

This International Day of Play, we're celebrating the incredible role play has in helping children grow, build friendships, express themselves, and strengthen their emotional well-being.

Together, let's create and protect spaces where every child can experience the joy and benefits o f play.

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Today, we join the world in celebrating the International Day of Play under the theme “Protect Play, Protect Childhood.”...
11/06/2026

Today, we join the world in celebrating the International Day of Play under the theme “Protect Play, Protect Childhood.”

Through the Thriving Through Play (TTP) Project, we continue creating safe spaces where children can play, express themselves, build confidence, strengthen friendships, and support their emotional well-being.

Play is not just fun—it is essential for learning, healing, growth, and a healthy childhood.

Through play, children heal, connect, learn, and thrive.

Global Fund for Children

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As the Thriving Through Play Project continues across our partner schools, learners are taking part in engaging sessions...
10/06/2026

As the Thriving Through Play Project continues across our partner schools, learners are taking part in engaging sessions that help them understand their emotions, build confidence, and strengthen positive relationships.

This week, children explored self-awareness through play, reflection, and group discussions, creating a safe space to express their thoughts and feelings while learning to listen and support one another.

💬 “I didn’t know I could say I feel angry and it’s okay. Today I learned my feelings are real.”

By nurturing emotional well-being through play, we are helping children develop the skills they need to thrive both in school and in their communities.

TTP project is funded by Global Fund for Children

SWWF PROJECT – Trauma Healing Sessions ContinueOn 6 June 2026, the Safety and Well-being for Women in Fisheries (SWWF) P...
08/06/2026

SWWF PROJECT – Trauma Healing Sessions Continue

On 6 June 2026, the Safety and Well-being for Women in Fisheries (SWWF) Project continued its Trauma Healing Sessions in Mkwiro and Wasini Villages, Lunga Lunga Sub-County, Kwale County.

The sessions brought together women from the fisheries sector to strengthen wellbeing, resilience, and peer support. Female GBV Champions facilitated trauma healing activities and conducted Heart Rate Variability (HRV) assessments as a wellbeing monitoring tool to support participants' understanding of physiological stress responses.

The sessions focused on:

• Trauma healing and emotional wellbeing

• An overview of the SWWF Project

• Community knowledge and attitudes regarding the links between Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and environmental challenges

We are encouraged by the positive participation, openness, and commitment demonstrated by community members as they continue on their healing journeys.

The SWWF Project is funded by Norad (Norway) through the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) RISE Challenge and implemented by Global Trauma Project (GTP) in partnership with Akilimali Associate Org. (A*O) and Grassroots Women Right Center (GWRC).



SWWF PROJECT – First Trauma Healing Session Successfully ConductedOn 5 June 2026, the Safety and Well-being for Women in...
08/06/2026

SWWF PROJECT – First Trauma Healing Session Successfully Conducted

On 5 June 2026, the Safety and Well-being for Women in Fisheries (SWWF) Project reached an important milestone with the successful delivery of its first Trauma Healing Session in Vanga and Jimbo Villages, Lunga Lunga Sub-County, Kwale County.

The response from community members was encouraging and inspiring. Female GBV Champions successfully facilitated the first trauma healing session, creating a safe and supportive space for participants to strengthen their wellbeing, resilience, and connection with others.

Following established project protocols, the session began with Heart Rate Variability (HRV) assessments as a wellbeing monitoring tool to support participants' understanding of physiological stress responses.

The session focused on:

• Introduction to trauma healing and emotional wellbeing

• Overview of the SWWF Project

• A Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices (KAP) survey exploring community understanding of the links between Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and environmental challenges

This marks the beginning of a transformative process aimed at strengthening the wellbeing, resilience, leadership, and empowerment of women in the artisanal fisheries sector.

The SWWF Project is funded by Norad (Norway) through the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) RISE Challenge and implemented by Global Trauma Project (GTP) in partnership with Akilimali Associate Org. (A*O) and Grassroots Women Right Center (GWRC).



Address

Likoni Pungu Villa/Shelly Beach Road
Mombasa
80100

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 12:00

Telephone

+254787055631

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