
2022 Celebration of African Visionaries
Throwback to the first #AfricanVisionaryFellowship graduation in 2018, smiles courtesy of the fantastic leaders of Segal Family Foundation partners @raysofhopemw and @pepolatumaini. In September, our
Pepo La Tumaini Jangwani ‘The Wind of Hope in the Desert’ provides care and education for neglected and vulnerable children, empowering them to become agents of change for their families and communities.
The Wind of Hope in the Desert has been a keystone of the community in Isiolo for over 25 years.
We build community ownership and leadership by providing volunteer opportunities and employment to our beneficiaries.
Outcomes include improved mental health well-being and a reduction in domestic violence.
Throwback to the first #AfricanVisionaryFellowship graduation in 2018, smiles courtesy of the fantastic leaders of Segal Family Foundation partners @raysofhopemw and @pepolatumaini. In September, our
We are proud of our continuing relationship with our alumni, who send us news of their progress, share their achievements, and contribute to our school.
We have a day nursery and lower primary school, which provides a safe learning environment for children between the ages of 3 and 8. Our
Was built to meet the needs of children heading households. These children are either orphaned or have parents too sick to work. As the
Is provided alongside the academic curriculum. This engages the students with skills such as tailoring, dress-making, agriculture, carpentry and small business management. These classes give
Enable successful students from our programme to continue their studies at secondary school or in vocational training. Students are sent to top-performing boarding schools, returning
“Since 2004 when I first found Pepo La Tumaini in Kenya, to this day, I am amazed by the sheer force for good this small organisation has become. First, it was only Khadja and her one-woman campaign to save the children whose parents were dying from HIV-AIDS. Now it’s grown into a community powerhouse that deserves all our support. Tumaini stands between these children and the street.”