Posts in EFAC Student Reflection
Say Hello to EFAC's Growing Leadership Team in Kenya!

Education For All Children (EFAC) is pleased to announce an expanded leadership team with the addition of John Opiyo as Chief Executive Officer and Beth Wokabi as Director of Programs. As the organization plans for unprecedented growth and continued expansion of services, long-time Country Director Mary Kiguru has assumed the role of Director of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development.

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From Dreams to Action: My Path to Global Environmental Change

A renowned environmentalist: That was the path I envisioned for myself, but after my KCPE exams, I wasn't sure if I could pursue my dreams or if they were out of reach. My parents, who are cobblers with a small retail shop, couldn’t afford to support the next level of education. They had already sold all our livestock the previous year to pay for my older brother’s boarding school fees.

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Rising From Adversity: Jared Vincent's Journey of Resilience, Education, and Hope

The beauty of our scholars’ stories is that they all speak to resilience and commitment; that our backgrounds do not have to define our future.

I am Jared Vincent. Having stayed with my maternal grandmother until I was joining class three, I finally moved in with my dad in Nairobi after my mum’s death. I was enrolled in school but had to repeat a year to improve my English and Swahili.

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Reflection on Community Service with EFAC Scholar Job Ekasiba

As part of the EFAC Wezesha Journey, students commit to a 3-month self-directed community service project between the end of high school and the beginning of university.

As I was looking for a place to volunteer during the 3 month break as I awaited to join university, I searched for opportunities in several organizations including health facilities and schools, but finally my mind decided to settle on a library set-up.

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