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International Day of the Girl Child
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Happy Teacher’s Day 2026!
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Congratulations for the regional teacher awards championship great team
Behind many smiles are unseen battles and untold stories Sam Leguuto- Teacher Mentor, Lomnyak Lerte Maxwell- ICT category Flo Rapayo – Child protection category and Pam Martinela – Child protection category, who is also representing the region in National awards too and Congratulations for the regional teacher awards championship great team.
Poverty drives harsh realities, forcing young girls into child marriage, teenage pregnancy, culturally enforced beading, and FGM. These silent burdens weigh heavily on fragile lives. Voices of Hope CBO Samburu is connecting teachers Always to be gentle with children especially girls—because we Teachers know the hidden pain, silent struggles, and quiet trauma they carry every day.
#TSC thank you for recognising our dear efforts.
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Hope in action How two teachers are helping to bring an end to female genital mutilation in rural Kenya
In Samburu County in Northern Kenya, female genital mutilation (FGM) remains one of the most entrenched harmful practices shaping the lives of girls. Often followed by early marriage, the cut marks the end of childhood, education, and choice. For years, teachers like Florence Lerapayo and Lolchuragi Pamela Faith watched this pattern repeat itself—bright girls disappearing from classrooms, returning only as wives, or not at all.
Eventually, silence became unbearable.
“I realized we have been silent for too long,” recalls Florence, a teacher at Lkisin School. “We would see girls drop out after the cut, but we didn’t know how to help or who to turn to.”
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NEW ARTICLE: Resilient teachers defy tradition to keep Samburu children in school
Surviving child marriage, teenage pregnancy, FGM and gender-based violence does not define who I am. Instead, I channelled my personal trauma into a lifelong passion for child protection. By sharing my lived experiences, I have successfully forged deep, meaningful connections with teachers and students, uniting us in a shared commitment to advocate for vulnerable children and create safer educational environments.
