We envision resilient, healthy, informed and empowered communities, living in a conducive environment.
To build climate adaptive and gender equitable communities, empower women, promote access to reproductive health services for women and girls and document maasai culture.
Integrity, Innovation, Transparency, Inclusiveness, and Compassion
Our Programs
We empower women and girls, conserve the environment, and build climate-resilient, healthy communities.
We champion climate resilience and environmental conservation, sexual and reproductive health, maternal and infant health, gender equity, and preservation of Maasai culture.
Access our resources, learn about our programs, and find ways to support our mission.
When girls are supported by their families, schools, and communities, they have a better chance of staying in school, overcoming challenges, and achieving their dreams.
Third term is always a busy time for the schools we work with. It is shorter than the other terms, and with end-of-year examinations approaching for Grade 6 and Grade 9 learners, there is a lot of preparation to be done.
But amid the busy school calendar, there was an important occasion we could not let pass without recognition: the International Day of the Girl, celebrated every year on October 11.
This year, Nayiari Community Initiative celebrated the day at Oldonyio Orasha Comprehensive School in Narok County. Guided by the theme “End Child Marriage, Invest in Girls’ Rights,” we brought together girls and their mothers for a day of reflection, learning, and meaningful conversations about the challenges girls face and the support they need to thrive.
