Twenty-four girls graduate to go to university
We are delighted to announce that the first class of students from the Kakenya Center of Excellence have completed their final high school exams.
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce that the first class of students from the Kakenya Center of Excellence have completed their final high school exams.
Read MoreIn the lead up to International Women’s Week 2018, Dr Kakenya Ntaiya visited Sydney and Canberra for a speaking and fundraising tour.
Read MoreThe top three students from the first graduating class of Kakenya’s Center of Excellence will be commencing scholarships in mid-2018.
Read MoreOur Sydney scholars, who will begin tertiary study in June, share their stories.
Read MoreWomen for Change are delighted to have launched our inaugural Standing On Our Shoulders program.
Read MoreAs part of Vivid Sydney, Waves II – an all-female celebration of music and art – supported Women for Change.
Read MoreVivian Naimutie Salah is one of the 24 Maasai women who graduated high school in 2017. In this piece Vivian writes about her gap year.
Read MoreAnnie and her friends and family are making a difference by supporting Women for Change, successfully raising over $1000.
Read MoreMagdalene and Sharon have travelled over 12,000km from their Maasai community in Kenya to begin university scholarships to Sydney.
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