Educating 32,000 Girls by 2027
Malkia is the Swahili word for Queen. Since 2016, we have worked natively in rural pastoralist Kajiado County to unleash the boundless, resilient potential of adolescent girls through structured education pipelines and safe institutional frameworks.
Why Our Work Matters
In rural pastoralist communities, a girl's ability to stay in school is shaped by a complex ecosystem. We respond directly to household economic pressures, geographical margins, menstrual equity constraints, and early marriages by creating community-driven systems change where girls lead the resolution.
2025-2029
Strategic Pillars
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Active Project Portfolio
Education FrameworkKUZA Program
To address foundational literacy and numeracy gaps and improve access to quality education for children in Kajiado Central Sub-county.
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Advocacy StrategyVoices Uncut
Targeting the systemic abandonments of FGM and forced marriage by reinforcing girl-led in-school Assemblies and safe-space networks.
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Reintegration FrameworkSheRISE
Providing holistic, safe avenues for vulnerable adolescent dropouts and teenage mothers to heal, build leadership, and re-enter learning tracks.
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Leadership & VoiceSauti Ya Dada
Supporting adolescent girls in their first and second years of secondary school to build critical thinking, creativity, life skills, and advocacy.
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SRHR & ProtectionBreak Free
Promoting sexual and reproductive health rights, ending child marriage, and reducing teenage pregnancy through youth empowerment and policy advocacy.
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School InfrastructureFor Her
Improving school learning conditions and infrastructure and minimizing distance-related safety risks.
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Youth Resilience & BelongingCDSC4YRB Program
Strengthening youth empowerment, community belonging, and vocational technical skills development in areas with limited training institutions.
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2025 At A Glance
Institutional Allies
Sustaining ten years of programmatic proof through values-aligned institutional partnerships.
Malkia Initiative