The Girls at Wamba Girls School

At Wamba Girls School, we established a scholarship for girls at risk to FGM and child marriage as part of our Koota Injena initiative. Through Koota Injena, which is funded by USAID, we are engaging communities in Samburu and Marsabit Counties in Kenya through intergenerational dialogues to collectively abandon FGM and child marriage. We train “champions” in the community to hold open discussions and help their peers, family and friends re-envision how girls are treated, why their rights should be respected and why they should finish their education.
This year for #GivingTuesday, we want to send 50 more girls to school. That's why we launched Fund Her Future - our campaign to send girls at risk to FGM and child marriage to high school to reach their limitless potential.
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