Building Hope, through Mentorship and Support

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Building Hope, through Mentorship and Support

Building Hope, through Mentorship and SupportOn 26th April, we had our mentorship meeting with the girls at Kisumu Manyatta Biocenter. These young minds are full of incredible potential, and with the proper guidance, they can achieve great things. We discussed menstrual hygiene, academic performance review, and life mentorship with our Kisumu beneficiaries. We were honored to be covered by Royal Media Services, NTV, Lowe Radio, Radio Wach Maber, and KTN. A heartfelt thank you to area MP Dr. Joshua Oron for visiting and sharing refreshments with us. https://www.facebook.com/100064212215079/videos/1021158503292895/?app=fblFollow our program and videos on YouTube, remember to share, comment, and like. https://youtu.be/Sc4UqyQ5nBoVisit our website www.hopeksai.org

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