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In Mathare Valley, the Mwelu Foundation is a beacon of hope, creativity, and empowerment. By integrating SRHR into its programs, it is tackling critical issues head-on and creating a more informed and resilient generation. Through the lens of a camera and the power of education, Mathare’s youth are rewriting their stories and shaping a healthier, brighter future
Insparition Center 2nd Floor, Juja Road. Nairobi - Kenya +254 799 827 115 info@mwelufoundation.org

Partnerships with Other Organizations

Partnership Mwelu Foundation partners with other stakeholders by leveraging collaboration, shared resources, and aligning efforts to improve the lives of the Mathare community. Here’s how they typically engage with like-minded organizations:

1. Collaborative Projects: Mwelu Foundation works with organizations that focus on education, youth empowerment, and community development to implement joint programs. For example, partnerships might include workshops, training sessions, or public campaigns that address key issues like Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), education, and employment.

2. Resource Sharing: By pooling resources such as funding, venues, expertise, and materials, Mwelu Foundation ensures maximum impact and avoids duplication of efforts.

3. Capacity Building: They team up with other stakeholders to train staff, volunteers, and community members, increasing collective knowledge and impact on topics like mental health, arts, or technology.

4. Advocacy Campaigns: Partnering with advocacy groups or NGOs allows Mwelu Foundation to amplify their voice on social issues like gender equality, child rights, and crime prevention in Mathare.

5. Networking Events: Through community forums and networking events, Mwelu Foundation connects with other stakeholders to exchange ideas, share successes, and identify gaps that need attention.

6. Monitoring and Evaluation: Collaborating with stakeholders enables them to track the effectiveness of community programs and refine strategies for greater success.

Typical Stakeholders Mwelu Foundation Partners With

Local NGOs and CBOs: Groups working on education, health, and women’s empowerment.

Government Bodies: Such as the Ministry of Youth, Education, or Health, for policy support and community programs.

International Organizations: Development agencies or charities providing funding and technical assistance.

Schools and Institutions: Collaborating with schools in Mathare for education and after-school programs.

Private Sector: Companies offering CSR initiatives aimed at youth development and community wellbeing.

Faith-Based Organizations: Working together to promote peace, moral guidance, and support services.

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Mwelu Foundation's Main Focus

Mwelu Foundation is committed to empowering young people through:

1. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) – Raising awareness, providing education, and advocating for youth-friendly services to promote informed decision-making and well-being.

2. Creative Arts & Media – Using photography, filmmaking, and storytelling as tools for self-expression, advocacy, and social change.

3. Education & Life Skills – Equipping young people with knowledge, mentorship, and opportunities for personal and professional growth.

4. Community Development – Engaging and supporting communities through outreach programs that address social challenges, including health, gender equality, and economic empowerment. 

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Insparition Center 2nd Floor, Juja Road. Mathare. Nairobi - Kenya

Phone: +254 799 827 115

Email: info@mwelufoundation.org

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