Our Journey in Pictures
Breaking barriers in Wang'chieng Ward, Homa Bay County. We use football and mentorship to keep girls in school and build resilient communities.
The Janalisu Empowerment Group is a beacon of hope in Wang'chieng Ward, Homa Bay County, Kenya. Founded on the belief that every girl deserves the opportunity to reach her full potential, we combine the power of sports, education, and community support to create lasting change.
Our unique approach uses football as a vehicle for empowerment, bringing girls together in a safe, supportive environment where they can build confidence, develop leadership skills, and form lifelong friendships. Through our comprehensive programs, we address the multiple barriers that prevent girls from completing their education.
Since our inception, we have directly impacted over 200 girls in our community, providing not just sports training, but mentorship, educational support, and life skills development that prepare them for successful futures.
A community where every girl has equal access to education, sports, and opportunities to become a confident leader who contributes positively to society.
To empower girls in Wang'chieng Ward through football, education, and mentorship programs that build confidence, develop life skills, and ensure school retention.
Led by passionate community advocates who understand the challenges facing girls in rural Kenya and are committed to creating sustainable solutions through sports and education.
Ensure girls complete their primary and secondary education by providing academic support, scholarships, and removing barriers to school attendance.
Use football as a tool for physical fitness, teamwork, discipline, and confidence building while discovering and nurturing sporting talent.
Provide comprehensive mentorship covering leadership, communication, financial literacy, and personal development skills.
Engage families and community leaders to create supportive environments that value girls' education and participation in sports.
Introduce vocational training and entrepreneurship skills to ensure girls have multiple pathways to economic independence.
Promote physical and mental health through sports, nutrition education, and access to healthcare resources and information.