From playing in CFK Africa soccer tournaments as a child to being a volunteer conducting STEM sessions with Kibera youth, Andrew Odongo exemplifies CFK Africa’s impact on youth leadership.
CFK Africa’s annual awards celebration in Kibera honored members of our community for their leadership and service.
“I have learned the only initial prerequisites for becoming a successful leader are will and courage.”
“Ambassador Whitman addressed awardees and other stakeholders at the event, sharing key variables to her own success and advice for younger generations.”
CFK Africa’s community awards recognize those who have made a significant positive impact in the community.
US Ambassador Meg Whitman attended CFK Africa’s annual celebration of community heroes, including honoring Kibera Soccer Women FC for their service as champions of social change in Kibera.
CFK Africa is empowering landlords to harness their power to start making changes within their compounds and collectively address SGBV.
KTN News Kenya interviewed CFK Africa Youth Education & Livelihoods Program Manager, Keith Obiero, about CFK Africa’s education and youth leadership work.
“…we at CFK aim to restore the dignity of these girls by providing them with sanitary towels on a monthly basis in the hope of retaining them in school.”
“For young people in informal settlements, there are many different paths to a successful career, and we want to encourage all of them,” said CFK Africa Executive Director Jeffrey Okoro.
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