2024 Solidarity Stomp Recap

We feel extremely grateful that 153 people from 12 countries supported Neema’s Solidarity Stomp this past weekend, and took a stand for young women in Kenya. We are extremely grateful for this show of support! Thanks to YOU, our students and their children will continue to access life transformative medical care. See below to see photos from this year’s virtual run! 

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Guest Post
Lilian's Opportunity to Help Her Family

“We wanted Lilian to join Neema because we were not able to get her through education,” says Francis, Lilian’s father. “[My wife] Leah became very sick [last year], and [Lilian’s sister was already] ahead of her in school, so the financial strain made us decide to send Lilian to Neema instead of traditional school.”

After completing eighth grade of traditional school, Lilian had no choice but to drop out—with a total of six children and her mother unable to work, it was not feasible for the family to pay for school supplies to keep each child in school. 

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Stepsisters Empowered to Lift Their Family Out of Poverty

With nine children under their roof, Ruth and Faith's family relies on casual work to put food on the table. Allowing their daughters to be at a school is a sacrifice for them since the girls can’t bring in additional income by doing casual labor. But after three years at Neema, their skills in tailoring and permaculture farming will be critical to provide for their parents and siblings.

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Emily Whitney
Books for Neema's Children!

After learning that not all families are able to experience the joys of reading due to lack of access and funds, first grade students at Delaware County Christian School in Pennsylvania created counting books for the twenty children at Neema. The mothers at Neema loved having an opportunity to read to their children!

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Guest Post
Graduation Day: Class of 2023

The highlight of the day was when the graduates stood to share. It was very emotional and touching to see each of them acknowledge that they were not the same as they were before they joined Neema, but they were different and grateful for where they were from and where they have reached. 

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Girls' StoriesGuest User
Sarah's Story: Lost Hope Restored

When she joined Neema in 2021, Sarah was shy and didn’t interact much with the other students. But through counseling and the encouragement from the staff and other students, she’s grown in social skills and has become jovial and active in class. More importantly, she developed an unconditional love for her son. Sarah says that she can now see a future, and her lost hope is restored. 

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Girls' StoriesEmily Whitney