“Twende Pamoja” means “Let’s Go Together”… and in 2024, that collaborative spirit transformed thousands of lives. From rural communities to urban youth initiatives, this organization has shown that lasting change is born from dignity, education, and shared hope.
✨ 2024 Impact in Numbers ✨
- ✅ 95% of girls transitioned to secondary school
- 🌿 3,000+ seedlings planted for climate-smart farming
- 📖 2,000+ community members gained access to learning resources
- 💸 Ksh 530,000 generated through women-led table banking
- 👩💻 25 women trained in digital tools for agribusiness
What Makes Twende Pamoja Unique?
Twende Pamoja doesn’t just run projects. It forms ethical leaders, empowers communities, and builds networks where young people, educators, and families collectively imagine a more just future.
Strategic Focus Areas:
Transformative Education: More than classes—learning built on human values
Youth Leadership: Teenagers as drivers of social change
Community Development: Communities define their own goals
International Collaboration: Active networks with the UK
Girls’ Empowerment & Education
Mentorship, leadership, and well-being programs across 16 partner schools
600+ girls mentored one-on-one; 560 attended leadership training
Forums empowered girls to articulate their rights and leadership roles
Extracurriculars (music, sports) gained national recognition
20 girls received counseling; 374 received emergency assistance
Gender-sensitive training for 16 Girls’ Advocates
STEAM & Digital Skills
In 2024, 480 students joined STEAM Clubs across partner schools, engaging in collaborative sessions that built confidence in science and technology. Over 300 learners accessed the Discovery Room, using tools like VR headsets for the first time. To strengthen digital literacy, 16 ICT teachers received training in safety and classroom technology use.
Mixed Gender Empowerment & Literacy
Twende Pamoja engaged 480 boys and girls in school-based book clubs to promote reading and discussion. More than 2,000 community members visited the library, benefiting from improved access to learning materials. The organization also distributed 337 new books, installed 8 book corners in schools, and equipped them with 80 STEAM learning tools.
Community Engagement & Protection
- 2400+ parents trained in skillful parenting
- Community child protection volunteers trained and active
- Forums held with local chiefs, stakeholders, and religious leaders
- 96 mixed-gender parent workshops conducted
- 12 workshops each with stakeholders and local leaders
- 6 community conversations on girls’ education and GBV
Sustainable Development & Entrepreneurship
Environmental Action:
24 cookstoves distributed
Environmental clubs in schools and 10 school farms upgraded
Karibuni Social Enterprise:
Honey harvest increased from 8L to 23L
27 youth and 240 women joined new training groups
Over 80,000 people trained in improved agriculture practices
School Farms:
All partner schools now operate school farms independently
Women and Youth Economic Empowerment
- 480 women supported through tailored training programs
- 133 women and youth trained in smart agriculture (e.g., roselle, kale)
- 80 participants sold roselle to Karibuni; 3 process independently
- 21 women/youth trained in agro-processing and packaging
- 25 women trained in digital farming and mobile tech
- 23 women’s groups and 1 youth group (300+ members) trained in table banking
- Follow-up: 50% gained financial independence
Higher Education Achievements
Several Twende Pamoja beneficiaries graduated in 2024 or continue their university education in fields like:
Electrical Engineering
Medical and Analytical Laboratory Science
Applied Physics
Education
Food & Beverages
Counseling Psychology
Commerce
Health Records Management
These young leaders are proof of long-term impact.
Our Partners
Team Kenya (UK)
Ace-Africa
Persue Africa
SHOFCO
ISAK (Improved Stove Association Kenya)
Practical Action
Ministry of Interior
Social Development Department
Agricultural Department
Children’s Office
