Building skills and resilience of vulnerable girls in Kibera
to live up to their full potential and to be social change makers.
- +254769579200
- info@madsisters.org
- Kibera Slums , Nairobi Kenya.
Vision
A community of empowered girls and women.
Mission
Empowering girls and women in Kibera through capacity building, advocacy and awareness creation.
Core Values
Innovation | Accountability | Sisterhood | Partnership | Authenticity
About us | MAD Sisters
We reach out to girls and women in Kibera to give them a chance to change their stories too.
Making A Difference (MAD) Sisters is a legally registered Community Based Organization in Kibera- Kenya; the second largest urban slum in Africa. The birth of MAD Sisters was inspired by lived experiences of the founding team who grew up in Kibera witnessing realities of engendered effects of challenges in the informal settlement. This include but not limited to Sexual and Gender based violence, early marriage, school dropout. Having been rescued from by well- wishers, MAD Sisters reach out to girls and women in Kibera to give them a chance to change their stories too.
Executive Director | Susan Mueni
Our Impact
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Individuals impacted by our advocacy and awareness programs.
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Success rate in Tujiwezeshe Program for Women Economic Empowerment.
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Girls from Kibera mentored on leadership and trained on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights.
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Vulnerable school going girls provided with sanitary towels to keep them in school.
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Underserved Young women in Kibera trained on entrepreneurship and awarded with seed capital to start and grow their business under Tujiwezeshe Program.
Our Programs
Starting and growing sustainable businesses for underserved women in Kibra
Building skills and resilience of vulnerable girls in Kibera to live up to their full potential and to be social change makers
Under this program we do: Rada ni peace project, Women safety in public transport sector awareness , & We Amplifying girls and women agendas on…
Our Beneficiaries
Testimonials
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In this day i feel more proud to be a girl in this society. We meet up, discuss issues that affect us freely. Which are later looked into,and also showcase our capabilities.
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Sexual Reproductive health education made me appreciate, love and take care of myself better. That is why i want my small sisters to feel the same.
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We can use the internet to empower girls by creating a platform where girls can esaily login and find the necessary information that they need.
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The fact that every woman and girl who is exposed to MAD Sisters programs directly or indirectly is able to go through life with more awareness and with creative approaches that will shield them from being vulnerable and succumbing our societal challenges.
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Technology has impacted girls lives. It is because we have sanitary towels, which is a basic need for us.
GET INVOLVED
Invest in girls and women in Kibera!
Adopt a girl
At Kshs 50000 Annually you can adopt a vulnerable girl from Kibera and change her story through supporting her to access quality education and 21 st Century Life skill Training.
Donate
You can Donate through Bank Deposits and Grants & Donation via M-Pesa
Purchase our merchandise
The proceeds go towards meeting the changing needs of girls and young women in Kibera.
Tshirt @ Ksh 500 | Bag @ Kshs 1000 | Hood @ Kshs 2500
Book Space
Our space in Kibera can accommodate capacity of 30 people factoring in COVID 19 protocols. At
only Kshs 5000 per day you can host your event in our space
Want to partner with us on a project or other initiative? We would love to hear from you!
Awards & Recognition
Outstanding organization in combating COVID 19 in Kibera
12th August 2020 during International Youth Day, MAD Sisters was among the youth organizations acknowledged and awarded by Kibera Community Emergency Response Team in partnership with UNHABITAT, for their efforts towards combating COVID-19 in the Kibera Community.
Queen’s Young Leaders Award
Susan Mueni the Founder and Executive Director at MAD Sisters was awarded by Her Majesty the
Queen at the Buckingham palace in June 2016. This was at the Queen’s Young Leaders Award.
Feature on Bill and Melinda Gates Annual Goalkeepers Conference
MAD Sisters’ work was featured by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in April 2018 during the second annual Goalkeepers Conference that took place in New York.
Our Generous Partners
Partnerships!
Want to partner with us on a project or other initiative? We would love to hear from you!