Restoring dignity through financial independence
Catherine Wanjohi was at the peak of her career with an exciting professional future ahead when she stepped away to help women change their lives.
Written by: Amanda Collier
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Stories from Kenya
A dream that lit a fire
When over 100 girls arrived eager to enrol on the first day that Kakenya Ntaiya opened her school, it dawned on her the magnitude of her dream.
Written by: Amanda Collier
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A heart for those in need
Lilian Marwa has dedicated her life to empowering women and girls of the Kisii area of West Kenya.
Written by: Amanda Collier
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Congratulations, Uncle David
Uncle David does it all! While he originally joined Rafiki Mwema as our driver, his role has expanded to impact the lives of our children … Read more
Written by: Amanda Collier
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Every child deserves a safe, loving home
Our work at Rafiki Mwema connects us to those in the community who live in abject poverty, unable to meet even their most basic human … Read more
Written by: Amanda Collier
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Our family grows again
Earlier this year, a precious little girl joined our Rafiki Mwema family. Our girls and Aunties gathered to give her a warm, loving welcome and help her feel at home.
Written by: Amanda Collier
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A Survivor’s Journey
Rafiki Mwema means ‘Loyal Friend’ and that is what we are to the children in our care. The impact of sexual abuse and the profound … Read more
Written by: Kate Parry
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Sharing information on our children
A long time ago, when Rafiki Mwema first opened its doors and took vulnerable and abused girls into our house, we worked on a safeguarding … Read more
Written by: Sarah Rosborg
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The risk is real but the connection is needed
The feeding program is one of the most wonderful parts of our project and something we know is needed and valued. These are children and … Read more
Written by: Sarah Rosborg
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