Meet Lemrence: Committed Doctor Rising
“These may seem like small things, but for me, they are all new doors opening.”
“These may seem like small things, but for me, they are all new doors opening.”
“Prioritising these communities is not only a matter of equity but also essential for achieving national impact, because prevention efforts are most effective when they reach those most vulnerable.”
“David, the founder and head of Ushurika School, wanted to find a better way.”
We can’t wait to showcase the meaningful contributions these ambitious and talented fellows will make during their CFK experience.
Being selected for CFK Queens sparked a lifelong commitment to the game, to girls’ soccer, and to her community.
“It’s time for governments and aid agencies to recognize and empower non-traditional allies as an invaluable resource in the fight against gender-based violence.”

“The event brought together educators, legal experts, civil society members, families, and community advocates to address a pressing issue: school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV).”
“Through CFK’s Male Ally forums, men now have safe spaces to discuss issues that were once taboo.”
“When I heard of the programme CFK was rolling out, I felt that in my capacity as a landlord, I would help many households.”
“The issue isn’t motivation, people want to stay healthy. But the system doesn’t meet them where they are.”