Every day, children make decisions that shape their future. Some choices may seem small, but others can determine whether they stay in school, resist peer pressure, report abuse, or protect
The Jenga Binti Program is a flagship initiative of Nice Place Foundation that empowers vulnerable girls and young women through technical and vocational skills training. Designed for those whose education
Girls from Leadership Academy taking part in weeding, harvesting vegetables and crop disease assessment in the farm. They learned how to take care of the farm and most importantly farm
Nice Place Foundation is committed to creating a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable environment for our community. Through tree-planting activities, waste management awareness, and youth-led clean-up initiatives, we empower girls
Every year, Nice Place Foundation organizes a 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence community football tournament that engage men and boys as champions for gender equality. The tournaments provide
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is still prevalent in some communities, where harmful practices such as Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), child marriage, sexual abuse, and other forms of violence continue to deny
Nice Place Foundation recently concluded a successful 3-day mentorship program for 54 scholarship students currently in secondary school. The program focused on crucial areas such as personal development, sexual and
My name is Shamsa Adan, I come from Rombo, a small village where I was born and raised. We are seven children in our family and I’m the firstborn. I
Naomi Semeyian, from Rombo in Kajiado County, was born into a large family where girls were often not considered valued members of society. Naomi’s father, absent for most of her
Faith Tekenet, a 15-year-old Maasai girl from Ewuaso Kedong’ Village in Kajiado West, was forced into marriage at the tender age of 13 due to her family’s financial hardships. Her
