WITO Boresha Maisha Organization

13/02/2026

G10 Career Mentorship & Parents’ Orientation on the New Education System
Career mentorship at the Grade 10 level, together with proper orientation of parents to the new education system, is essential for a smooth and successful transition. When both learners and parents clearly understand the structure, expectations, roles, and responsibilities within the new system, students are better guided in making informed academic and career choices.
Mulot Girls, a prime and fast growing school in Bomet County, provided a valuable platform for this important engagement. I was privileged to play a primary role in bringing parents, students, and stakeholders up to speed with the new system and the expectations that come with it.
Such initiatives ensure inclusive education for all and contribute to sustainable development. By empowering learners and aligning parents with the national education reforms, we support the successful implementation of the Government’s development agenda and help deliver on the vision set by the President of the Republic HE Dr. William Samoei Ruto .

Appreciation goes to Md. Sally Towett - Principal, Mdm Grace BOM chair, Mr. Barkesa PA chair and committed teachers from Mulot Girls.
God bless.

17/01/2026

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS!

Futuremakers RISE – Accenture Programme
Women with Disabilities

Sightsavers in partnership with United Disabled Persons of Kenya (UDPK) invites young women with disabilities to apply for the Futuremakers RISE Accenture – Funddula Online employability and soft skills training programme, funded by Standard Chartered Foundation.

About the programme
This programme aims to equip young women with disabilities with essential employability skills to ensure job readiness.

To apply you must:
✅ Be a job-seeker who is a woman with disability between the age of 18–35 years.
✅ Have access to a smartphone, computer or laptop that can access the internet.
✅ Be willing to commit at least 3 hours per day for the duration of the programme.

To apply follow this link:
https://forms.office.com/e/fk1eBUqHXV?origin=lprLink

For enquiries please reach out to:
smbuguamutua@sightsavers.org

17/01/2026

Today, WITOBORESHAMAISHACBO proudly extended its support to Ronald Yegon, son of William Birir, from Kaboisio Village, Chepchabas Ward.
This act of support reflects our continued commitment to uplifting members of our community through unity, compassion, and shared responsibility. As an organization, we believe that empowering one individual is a step toward strengthening the entire community.
We sincerely appreciate the dedication and contributions of all members and well-wishers who make such initiatives possible. Your continued support enables WITOBORESHAMAISHACBO to reach those in need and uphold the spirit of togetherness and social responsibility.
Together, we remain committed to building a caring, supportive, and empowered community for today and future generations.

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14/01/2026

Today, WITOBORESHAMAISHACBO is honored to celebrate and stand with Tabitha Chepkirui from the Arap Rop family, Kimulot Ward, Kapset Sub-location, Mangirito Village. We recognize her resilience, dedication, and the spirit of hope she carries.

This small gesture is a reminder that no act of kindness is ever too small to create lasting impact. As we walk with her and her family today, we reaffirm our commitment to uplifting lives, restoring dignity, and building a compassionate community.

To the people of Mangirito and the greater Kimulot Ward — your support continues to fuel this mission. Together, we will continue to touch lives, one family at a time.





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10/01/2026

Today, under the banner of Witoboreshamaishacbo, our patron had the distinct honor of joining the welfare gathering held in support of Gilbert Kipkem, a bright and determined student who is preparing to join Lenana High School to further his education.

Gilbert's story is one of resilience and unshakable ambition. Despite living with a physical disability, he embodies the truth that *disability is not inability*. His aspiration to become a lawyer reflects not only his personal drive but also a deep belief in the transformative power of education.

His journey reminds us of the importance of inclusive empowerment and the need to stand behind every dream—regardless of the challenges faced. As a community, we are proud to walk with Gilbert, and we believe he will go on to become a beacon of hope and a voice for many.

Let’s continue to uplift and invest in such promising futures.

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06/01/2026

We were able to attend the Londiani Regional Youth Back to School Rally held at Africa Inland Church, which brought together youths from across Londiani Region, Kericho County. The event, made possible through the support of Bishop Paul Kirui, Deputy Presiding Bishop of AIC Kenya, alongside dedicated host pastors and church leaders, was a great success. It featured uplifting worship, prayer, and reflections that emphasized Christian values and strong spiritual foundations. The energy, fellowship, and meaningful engagement among the youth highlighted the power of unity and the vital role of the Church in shaping the next generation. I am grateful to have been part of this transformative experience and look forward to its lasting impact on the lives of the young people as Wito Boresha Maisha CBO.

05/01/2026

Life under transformation

24/12/2025

15/11/2025

We were honored to be represented at the . The two-day event brought together leaders, practitioners, researchers, and youth-focused organizations committed to improving mental health systems across the country.

The Summit was not only insightful but deeply energizing. We engaged in meaningful conversations on coordination, policy, youth wellbeing, and the role of community-based organizations in strengthening support systems. It was a reminder that sustainable mental health solutions require collaboration, clarity, and a shared commitment to listening to the voices of young people.

As WITO Boresha Maisha, we are excited to take these learnings forward and continue championing programs that enhance wellbeing, resilience, and opportunity for the communities we serve.
Shamiri Institute

06/11/2025

Congratulations to Mary Chemoigut from Kaminjewet Village, Boito Ward, for being a proud beneficiary of today. Your story is a reflection of the positive impact this initiative is making at the grassroots level. May this support be a stepping stone to greater opportunities and transformation!
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25/10/2025

Giving back to the community by supporting those in need is one of the most fulfilling things we can do. Seeing genuine smiles on their faces reminds us that even small acts of love can make a big difference. Together, we create hope. .