Posts in EFAC Supporter Reflection
Why EFAC Feels Like Family

Originally published in EFAC’s Wezesha Magazine, Special Issue 2024

I cannot trace the exact moment I figured out that I had a love for mentorship. However, from a young age, all the way into my teenage years, I knew I did not know a lot of things. I did not know what high school to pick during selection, I did not know if I got in how we would manage the school fees, and I did not know how life would look if that was not a possibility—but it was, thanks to EFAC.

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Shining My Star on Others: EFAC Alumna Reflection on Mentoring

Originally published in EFAC’s Wezesha Magazine, Special Issue 2024

I cannot trace the exact moment I figured out that I had a love for mentorship. However, from a young age, all the way into my teenage years, I knew I did not know a lot of things. I did not know what high school to pick during selection, I did not know if I got in how we would manage the school fees, and I did not know how life would look if that was not a possibility—but it was, thanks to EFAC.

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Ingredients of a Great Partnership: Crafting Success Stories Together

I will share a story of collaboration, shared vision, and the remarkable journey that unfolded as a result of our partnership with EFAC. This alliance, as I will endeavor to illustrate, has not only proven to be one of our most successful collaborations but also a shining example of what can be achieved when two entities commit to a common purpose.

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Building the Ecosystem: EFAC + NABU Join Forces

In a remarkable collaboration between two organizations, NABU and Education For All Children (EFAC), the true power of community service was demonstrated through the NABU-EFAC Literacy Champions initiative. This initiative saw EFAC scholars returning to their former primary schools, armed with the NABU App, to conduct reading sessions and establish book reading clubs.

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Interview with Jed Van Sciver

Passionate entrepreneur and EFAC supporter Jed Van Sciver recently visited Kenya. In addition to asking him about the many trip highlights, we focused on the entrepreneurship workshop Jed held for EFAC scholars during the Bridge-to-College Workshop, encouraging them to think critically and creatively to imagine a business that provides a solution to a current problem.

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