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Empowering communities by providing a platform integrating Psychological & Physical Development, Education & Skill Training

15/01/2026

Family tracing is a vital step in evaluating risks, and identifying the challenges our youth face in reconnecting with society.

By assessing the support systems available within the family and community, we can tailor our interventions to offer a real opportunity for change.

We believe that sustainable transition starts with understanding the needs of a child

Gloriane Achieng Brian Ongoro Terry Mongina Ong'alla Paul Victor

13/01/2026

Throughout #2025, Okiri continued equipping young individuals in conflict with the law and at risk of being in conflict with the law, with tools to improve their livelihoods.

Learn more about our work: www.okiri.org

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12/01/2026

Today, we share the numbers that defined our impact in 2025. These figures show how far we reached together.

Over the next few days, we will unpack the meaning behind each number and the lives at the heart of every result.

To learn more about our mission and programs, visit www.soulevementke.org | www.okiri.org

07/01/2026

As we resume operations, we asked our team a simple question. What is your wish for 2026?

Thank you for walking with us into this next chapter. We are ready to listen, to learn, and to keep building together.

#2026

24/12/2025

From all of us, we wish you a festive season filled with peace, joy, and meaningful connections. May your holidays be restful and may we all step into the New Year ready to continue the vital work of healing and restoration

#2026

16/12/2025

To wrap up our 2025, we facilitated a physical session centered on dance at the Kisumu Children’s Remand Home as part of our activities to offer psychosocial support and skill development.

Incorporating physical activity into psychosocial support provides a healthy outlet for stress, encourages social bonding, and helps rebuild self-esteem for young individuals.

We are proud of the progress we have seen this year and look forward to continuing our support in 2026.

www.okiri.org

10/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, many people begin to feel the weight of returning home and managing family expectations. Our recent edition of created space for honest reflection on how these pressures shape emotional wellbeing as the holidays approach.

Participants explored the tension between responsibility and personal freedom, and spoke about the need for boundaries that protect their sense of self. The conversation encouraged individuals to choose support that feels healthy, respond with intention, and recognise their own emotional limits.

By nurturing open dialogue, Soulevement Kenya continues to help communities build emotional awareness, strengthen supportive relationships, and prepare for the season with clarity and calm.

www.soulevementke.org

03/12/2025

We were honoured to welcome Rotary District 9212 Governor Wairimu Njage, District Governor Elect Saad Rahman, District Governor Nominee James Mwangi, and a delegation from the Rotary Clubs of Kisumu , Kisumu Winam, Kisumu Mashariki, Kisumu Central and the The Rotaract Club of Kisumu Winam the Kisumu Children’s Remand Home. This important visit highlights our strong partnership in protecting the rights and dignity of children in conflict with the law

Together, we reviewed transformative work in rehabilitating children in conflict with the law, guiding them to become stable, economically diverse and resilient members of society.

Rotary International Rotaract in Kenya Victor Paul Ong'alla Gloriane Achieng Olivier Van Rode Usanii Village - Africa @

26/11/2025

Creative expression is a fundamental tool for healing and rebuilding trust.

Painting side-by-side during Okiri Festival allowed parents and children to express what words could not, bridging gaps created by time and separation.

Read More: https://okiri.org/healing-and-hope-for-families-at-the-3rd-okiri-festival/

25/11/2025

At the 3rd Okiri Festival, we were joined by advocates from the Law Society of Kenya, Kisumu Chapter, who provided critical guidance on the justice system.

Ensuring these young people and their families understand their rights and responsibilities is a crucial step in their rehabilitation and future protection.

Read More: https://okiri.org/healing-and-hope-for-families-at-the-3rd-okiri-festival/

08/11/2025

Our staff, together with young individuals from our program, took a pause from the usual routine for an important Sports for Wellness day. We were glad to team up with our partners at , joining 14 other organizations from Kisumu County in the event organized by .

The day offered our staff time to relax and connect, while the youth found joy in a supportive space beyond the regular program setting.

We appreciate Blue Cross Kenya for leading this thoughtful initiative. It reminded us that caring for our well-being is part of the work that helps us make lasting impact.

📸 Godfrey Omondi

14/10/2025

We believe that every once in a while, you should step away from the noise of daily life, breathe in fresh air, and let nature remind you how alive you are.

On October 26th, we have something for you. Join us for a scenic hike across the hills of Nyakach. The trail offers gentle climbs, open views, and quiet paths that invite reflection and laughter in equal measure.

Whether you are joining for fitness, peace of mind, or friendship, there is space for you. Come hike, share stories, make friends, and feel the calm that only nature can bring.

Book your spot and see you then 🌿

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