Posts Tagged ‘girls education’
Local Leaders Series: Meet James Wabara, Assistant Country Manager & Head of Community Development Program, Kenya
Our teams in Kenya and Tanzania are the backbone of our organisation. Everyday, they are working to ensure that children across Tanzania and Kenya can break the cycle of poverty through access to quality education. Our entire on-the-ground team is made up of local nationals who have a deep and culturally appropriate understanding of the…
Read MoreConnecting Purpose and Innovation: So They Can and LegalTechTalk 2026
So They Can was thrilled to be the official charity partner for LegalTechTalk 2026. Bringing together legal leaders, innovators, technology providers, investors, and startups from across the globe, LegalTechTalk is one of Europe’s leading events exploring the future of law, AI, and legal innovation. With our own designated kiosk, the two-day conference gave us the…
Read MoreInside Our 2026 Medical Camp in Tanzania: Six Days, Six Schools, 2,510 People Treated
From 26 March to 1 April 2026, So They Can, Babati District Council, and our partner organisations came together once again to bring healthcare closer to the people who need it most. For six days, families from across our rural school communities, who face real barriers of distance, cost, and limited health information, received free…
Read MoreFrom Surviving to Thriving: Our Family Strengthening Project in Baringo
Our Family Strengthening Project (FSP) supports vulnerable families in Baringo, most of them led by women, to build stable livelihoods, protect their children, independently. This year we measured what that support has achieved. A survey of 24 families who have graduated from our FSP program found exactly what our project aims for, every family has…
Read MoreSo They Can Continues to Lead on Child Rights and Access to Justice in Tanzania
Access to justice is not a privilege, it is a fundamental right. Yet in many of the marginalised communities where So They Can works in Tanzania and Kenya, it remains out of reach. So They Can was proud to recently participate in the East Africa Legal Tech for Aid & Access to Justice Symposium 2026…
Read MoreThe opportunity to flourish beyond primary school: Looking to the future and expanding So They Can’s Education Program
At So They Can, our ultimate goal is to reduce poverty through access to quality education in Kenya and Tanzania. We have historically worked to achieve this goal through mobilising our Education Program in government primary schools. However, as the number of children at So They Can supported schools has increased, and the number of…
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