Our NGO is dedicated to advocating for teenage girls who face the challenges of early pregnancy while still in school, These young mothers are often not permitted to continue their education, confronting the harsh realities of a future limited by a lack of education. Recognizing education as the cornerstone of success, the Mthunzi Foundation (MF) observes the alarming deprivation of educational rights experienced by these young women. An educated girl is empowered to foster personal growth and opportunities; conversely, a lack of education restricts their potential brighter future.As a newly established non-governmental organization (NGO), Mthunzi Foundation is committed to addressing the needs of teenage girls by actively seeking support from donors, sponsors, prospective partners, and well-wishers. Our initiative aims to ensure that teenage mothers have guaranteed access to quality education and skills training provided by the Mthunzi Foundation Many girls report feelings of rejection, isolation, and discrimination, which affect their sense of self-worth. It is imperative that these young girls receive the support, love, and encouragement they need to thrive. Thus, through the support of sponsors, partners, and kind-hearted individuals, the Mthunzi Foundation aspires to create an environment in which we can collectively help teenage girls and secure their future.

The Mthunzi Foundation is as NGO dedicated to advocating for teenage girls who face the challenges of early pregnancy while still in school, These young mothers are often not permitted to continue their education, confronting the harsh realities of a future limited by a lack of education. Recognizing education as the cornerstone of success, the Mthunzi Foundation (MF) observes the alarming deprivation of educational rights experienced by these young women. An educated girl is empowered to foster personal growth and opportunities; conversely, a lack of education restricts their potential brighter future.As a newly established non-governmental organization (NGO), Mthunzi Foundation is committed to addressing the needs of teenage girls by actively seeking support from donors, sponsors, prospective partners, and well-wishers. Our initiative aims to ensure that teenage mothers have guaranteed access to quality education and skills training provided by the Mthunzi Foundation Many girls report feelings of rejection, isolation, and discrimination, which affect their sense of self-worth. It is imperative that these young girls receive the support, love, and encouragement they need to thrive. Thus, through the support of sponsors, partners, and kind-hearted individuals, the Mthunzi Foundation aspires to create an environment in which we can collectively help teenage girls and secure their future.

Hands of hope Kakamega is a registered CBO serving less fortunate children in kakamega The organisation has established a school where children learn and are given daily meals. We need board games for children, to stimulate them and their social skills. The materials will help less fortunate children during play time or during class as they learn.

Hands of hope kakamega is an organisation that cares for vulnerable, orphaned, neglected, abandoned children from poor families in kakamega county. <br />The organisation has established a school where children learn and are fed <br />Provision of matresses will enable the children have a good place to sleep

Famyjust Network community based organization is dealing with the daycare programs for the single mothers. And we are really in need of the sleeping items like beds and mattresses. Thanks you very much.

Dear Supporter, At the Mthunzi Foundation, we work with teenage girls and young mothers who are facing some of life’s hardest challenges far too early. Many of these young women experience early pregnancy while still at school, and sadly, many are then excluded from continuing their education. Without support, they are left facing a future limited by poverty, stigma, and a lack of opportunity. We believe education is the foundation for independence, dignity, and hope. Every girl deserves the chance to learn, grow, and build a brighter future for herself and her child. As a newly established non-government organisation, the Mthunzi Foundation is committed to supporting teenage girls and young mothers through access to education, skills training, and practical assistance. However, we cannot do this alone. Today, we are reaching out to kindly ask for donations of shorts for the young women we support. Many of the girls arrive with very limited clothing and basic necessities. Comfortable, practical shorts would make a meaningful difference to their daily lives, helping them feel confident, cared for, and able to participate in school and training activities with dignity. We warmly welcome support from donors, sponsors, partners, and community members who would like to help empower these young women through practical generosity and compassion. Thank you for considering supporting the Mthunzi Foundation and the young mothers working hard to create a better future for themselves and their children.

Our organization serves those in various need. At this point we wish to get backpacks for a few school children who holds books in the hand and many times end up misplacing them, then return to school with nothing to write on or look into in the case of textbook. This particular group of children do not have parents/guardians who can afford a schoolbag and they are in public schools where education is free.

Tropical Cyclone Maila struck the Solomon Islands at Category 5 intensity in early April 2026, leaving Western and Choiseul Provinces under a State of Disaster. Storm surges and flooding swept away homes, destroyed food gardens across multiple wards, and damaged infrastructure throughout communities already difficult to reach by sea. With WASH systems damaged across affected areas and remote communities still cut off by dangerous swells, there is significant risk of waterborne disease outbreaks. The HADR Institute is seeking funds to procure water filters for distribution to affected households through its partner, the Development Services Exchange (DSE), the NDMO-appointed coordination body on the ground in Solomon Islands. Water filters provide an immediate, community-level solution that requires no infrastructure, no fuel, and no technical support to operate. As formal WASH rehabilitation will take months, filters represent one of the most cost-effective interventions available right now to prevent a secondary health crisis from compounding an already severe disaster.