CategoriesBlog Children in Need Peace & ReconciliationYesterday, May 28th, marked World Menstrual Hygiene Day, a crucial annual event dedicated to highlighting the importance of good menstrual hygiene management (MHM) globally. It’s a day to break the silence, raise awareness, and advocate for the menstrual health and rights of women and girls everywhere. For us, this meant a dedicated day of action […]
On May 23rd, the Youth Programme, in collaboration with the Laikipia County Government, successfully organized a career fair at Nyahururu Vocational Training Centre (VTC). The event aimed to raise awareness about the diverse career opportunities available through vocational training centers. Students marvel at a drone prototype showcased by Customized Aviation’s Manager Students observe pastry products […]
CategoriesBlog Mental HealthQuick Takeaways: Early screen exposure can disrupt attention spans and emotional growth. Fast, flashy content CoComelon rewires young brains for instant gratification. You can rebuild focus, but it takes intention and practice. Practical, science-backed tips inside. It starts with something seemingly innocent: a wide-eyed toddler entranced by the bouncing colors and catchy tunes of CoComelon […]
CategoriesBlogBuilding agency and opportunity for marginalized people. Individuals who have marginalized identities are more likely to have their voices demobilized, disrespected and dismissed. Marginalized people are conventionally perceived to lack traditional forms of power such as public influence, formal authority, education, money, and political positions; however, they still possess the resources to impact their situations, […]
CategoriesBlog Mental HealthAre You a People-Pleaser? Here’s Why It’s Hurting Your Mental Health You think you’re just being nice. Helpful. Accommodating. But that constant need to make everyone happy? It’s not the virtue we often think it is, it’s actually a psychological trap that silently chips away at your wellbeing, your financial security, and your happiness. Sound […]
Strengthening Vocational Training in Kenya: Comundo’s 2025 Annual Partner Meeting at St. Martin CSA From May 4th to 7th, 2025, St. Martin CSA had the pleasure of hosting Comundo Staff, Coworkers, and 14 Partner Organizations from across Kenya – Coast, Kisumu, Laikipia, and Nairobi, for their Annual Partner Meeting. The event was held at the […]
Representing a substantial 75% of Kenya’s total population, the nation’s youth constitute a powerful demographic force, presenting both a considerable challenge and a significant opportunity for the country’s development. While their potential as drivers of social change, innovation, and entrepreneurship is undeniable, this demographic continues to grapple with critical issues such as high unemployment rates, […]
