Najinusuru Foundation

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Student motherhood is not
an impediment to education.

Imagine a nation with 100% transition by learners to higher levels of education.
Achieving 100% transition is one of Kenya’s dreams for its learners, a
dream we want to participate in achieving.
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Najinusuru seeks to answer the question

How shall we enable student mothers to continue their learning journey and transit to higher levels of education?
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STOM

STOM is a project focusing on interventions targeting the student mothers directly in the form of Psychosocial support and Mentorship, Academic Support, Training, and capacity building in core skills relevant to their societal and academic roles.
SURUCARE

SURU CARE CENTERS

Suru Care Centres refer to Day Care facilities set up or secured in partnership with pre-existing daycare facilities to afford children of student mothers alternative care options
SURU RESEARCH

RESEARCH & ADVOCACY

Najinusuru appreciates the opportunities in policy development and implementation that could advance better academic outcomes for student mothers.

What We Do?

The Theory Of Change

The Problem

Najinusuru Foundation addresses school drop-outs amongst student-mothers.

Mapped Activities

Najinusuru Foundation addresses school drop-outs amongst student-mothers.

Desired Goal

Bridging the transition gap incident to student mothers at various levels of education.

Outcome & Output Results

To ensure student mothers enjoy their right to education thereby securing better outcomes for themselves and their children.

Who we are

Our Mission

We envision a nation where student motherhood is not an impediment to education. The right to education is a right to be enjoyed by all children.
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Who we are

Our Mission

Ours is not to expound on the challenge of teenage mother-hood but rather to support and equip students to reach for their dreams. Therefore, we seek to address the question of ‘How shall we enable student mothers to continue their learning journey and transit to higher levels of education?’
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Books & Babies Event

  • December 7th 2024
  • Oasis Of Revival Church, Kitengela

At the Books and Baby Mentorship Event on Saturday, December 7th, we were deeply honored to have the presence and support of parents, community leaders, and stakeholders who joined us in Kitengela. Your involvement made this event truly special!

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Supporting Education for Young Mothers.

Cultural and societal expectations. Lack of access to affordable childcare. Limited academic support post-pregnancy.

The theory of Change

Student motherhood is associated with poverty, early marriages, and early sexual debut. As a result, poor academic performance by affected students, increased school dropout rates, and poor perception of school and education by student mothers following their pregnancy have become features of student motherhood.

Najinusuru, therefore, seeks to answer the question: How shall we enable student mothers to continue their learning journey and transit to higher levels of education?

Kenya’s return to school policy calls for student mothers to be re-admitted back into school and to be afforded necessary assistance within the school community to avoid psychological and emotional suffering.

How shall we enable student mothers to continue
their learning journey and transit to higher levels of
education?

14.9%

The Rate of Teen Pregnancy

2.1%

The rise in teen pregnancies among students aged 15 years between 2014 and 2022

15-19 (Age)

One out of five adolescent aged 15-19 years is already a mother or pregnant with their first child.