Vobevi Hope Foundation

Girl Pad Drive

Vobevi Hope Foundation successfully carried out a transformative project at Nyamasaria ELCK Church, aimed at empowering young girls and restoring their dignity by addressing one of the most significant barriers to education lack of access to sanitary products. Over 180 girls from the community benefited from this initiative, receiving sanitary pads and comprehensive hygiene education. The project went beyond simply providing supplies. Through interactive sessions, the girls learned about menstrual health management, personal hygiene, and the importance of self-confidence. These sessions encouraged open conversations about menstruation, helping to break the stigma that often causes shame and absenteeism among young girls. By ensuring that these girls could manage their menstrual cycles with dignity, the initiative directly contributed to their ability to stay in school, focus on their studies, and participate fully in school activities. The project also fostered a sense of empowerment, teaching the girls that their education and well-being are valued and supported. This initiative reflects Vobevi Hope Foundation's unwavering commitment to the girl child, promoting equality, health, and education. We believe that every girl deserves the opportunity to pursue her dreams without limitations, and through projects like this, we are bridging hope into vulnerable communities and creating lasting change.

Support for Traditional Dancers

At our 1st AGM meeting in Kisumu, Vobevi Hope Foundation proudly supported a group of African traditional dancers by providing them with clothing and essential equipment for everyday and casual wear. This initiative aimed to preserve and promote our rich cultural heritage while empowering grassroots talent to continue practicing and sharing their art with dignity and pride. By providing practical clothing and tools, the foundation helped these dancers feel valued and supported in their daily lives, not just during performances. This support reinforces the importance of nurturing emerging talent, encouraging commitment to traditional arts, and fostering a sense of pride in African culture. Through initiatives like this, Vobevi Hope Foundation reaffirms its dedication to empowering local artists, promoting cultural heritage, and creating opportunities for grassroots talents to thrive within their communities.

Clearing School Fees for Fredrick Ochieng Onyango

Vobevi Hope Foundation has successfully cleared the school fees balance for Fredrick Ochieng Onyango, a Form Four student at Kisumu Day High School.

This initiative was aimed at ensuring that Fredrick continues with his education without disruption and is able to focus fully on his final examinations.

We appreciate the goodwill and support from friends and well-wishers who made this possible. At Vobevi Hope Foundation, we remain committed to bridging hope into vulnerable communities through education and empowerment.

Our next focus is to continue supporting more vulnerable students who are at risk of dropping out of school due to financial challenges. Together, we can keep the dream of education alive.