Our Programs

Second Chance Education

With our school, Nanana WinBridge Education Centre as the primary second chance education upstart, we provide a safe space and holistic education for girls aged 3-18, particularly those rescued from harmful practices or facing poverty. We are also providing Second Chance Education through; School Readiness Programs, Scholarships and Support Services, Girls' Empowerment Workshops, Parent and Community Engagement, Teacher Training and Capacity Building. This empowers ALL to break the cycle of disadvantage and reach their full potential

GNERC still remains my second home. They offered me an opportunity to discover myself and through the sponsorship program, I have been able to pursue tertiary education which has opened incredible doors for me and my family

Ann Wangui GNERC class of 2012 and a graduate of Africa Nazarene University, class of 2018

Youth Development:

The Connect the Youth Program (CYP) empowers young people with life skills, career guidance, digital literacy, and training in micro-enterprise management. This equips them to become future leaders and agents of change who can drive positive development in Kajiado County.Digi Lab Program (DLP)This is a three-month program through which out of school youth are trained on digital literacy and entrepreneurship.

Safe Haven:

We have put up Grace Nanana Rescue Centre which offers a sanctuary and support services (guidance, counseling, mentorship, life skills) for girls at risk of violence and exploitation. This crucial intervention provides them with a chance to heal, learn, and rebuild their lives.

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Mental Wellness Program - Cultivating Resilience

To empower caregivers, guardians, and parents of mentally challenged children while promoting mental health awareness and support for students, teachers, and parents within the community. We want students to learn healthy coping mechanisms, teachers that can identify signs of struggle and parents feeling empowered to advocate for their children's well-being.

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Women Empowerment Program (WEP)

The Women Empowerment Program (WEP) equips women with essential skills in alternative livelihoods, entrepreneurship, nutrition, and climate resilience. This empowers them to achieve financial independence, build stronger families, and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

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“The water tank has made me able to store water during the rainy seasons and reduced the time spent in walking to the water source which can at times be half the day 6 hrs journey”

Sipila Sitola – Tank Beneficiary

Food Security Project (FSP)

We have two greenhouses within the school compound where we grow food to be consumed by the children in our education and rescue center. The surplus produce is sold as an Income Generating Activity. We are making plans to buy a dairy cow to ensure that we have our own, steady milk supply and initiate a biogas cooking system.

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Community Advocacy:

Beyond direct services, HELGA tackles critical issues like child rights, women's health and human rights, FGM prevention, and the importance of girls' education through creative outreach programs, networking and awareness sessions. We actively advocate for policy changes and collaborate with community leaders, government and other Civil Society Organisations to create a more supportive environment for girls and women to flourish.

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