Impact & Learning
What we have achieved, how we measure it, and what we are still learning, grounded in our programme records and the experiences of the girls we serve.
Results to Date
Adolescent mothers and pregnant girls supported since 2018
Counties in western Kenya: Homa Bay, Siaya, Kisumu, Migori
Girls we support for school re-entry return to the classroom
Connected program areas around each girl, from counselling to livelihoods
Figures come from our programme registers and case records. Verified, disaggregated beneficiary data is shared with partners as part of due diligence and reporting.
How We Measure
Monitoring is not paperwork for donors; it is how we know whether a girl is actually safer, healthier, and more secure than when she came to us.
Case management at the centre
Every girl has an individual case record: her needs assessment, support plan, referrals made, and follow-up visits. This is how we know each girl’s journey, not just aggregate numbers.
What we track
School re-entry and retention, referral completion and retention in health care, training completion and income activity, family reunification, and participation in psychosocial support, disaggregated by age, county, and support received.
In-house public health capacity
Our team includes a public health professional and epidemiologist, which strengthens how we collect, question, and use data, and connects our indicators to county health data and national statistics.
Data ethics
We work with sensitive information about minors, pregnancy, and HIV status. Records are kept confidential, shared figures are anonymized, and nothing about an individual girl is published without her informed consent.
What We Are Learning
Questions we are actively working to answer with our data, our participants, and our partners:
Which combination of supports keeps a young mother in school through the full year: fees alone, or fees plus childcare and mentorship?
What makes health referrals stick, so girls not only reach HIV and maternal health services but stay in care?
How family strengthening approaches such as Sinovuyo-informed parenting change the home environment around adolescent mothers.
How housing and asset support (Project FAHARI) affects long-term household stability compared with livelihood training alone.
Reports & Documentation
Activity reports, verified beneficiary figures, monitoring tools, and anonymized programme data are available to partners and donors on request, alongside our governance and financial documentation. We are working toward publishing an annual report on this website.
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