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Destiny Impact

How We Work

One umbrella, four shelters: whoever holds the umbrella covers everyone beneath it. Here is what that means in our work.

One Umbrella, Four Shelters

The umbrellaDestiny Impact
The shelters
  • Youth
  • Women & Girls
  • PLWDs
  • Community

Destiny Impact is the umbrella. Under it, our programmes shelter Youth, Women & Girls, Persons Living with Disabilities and the Community.

Community Development

The umbrellaThe Community
The shelters
  • Youth
  • Women & Girls
  • PLWDs
  • Destiny Impact

In community development the roles turn. The community becomes the umbrella, and Youth, Women & Girls, PLWDs and Destiny Impact all work under it.

Our flagship project · Watch this space

The Shield

Ending Gender-Based Violence against girls and women in Kenya. Here is what is happening on the ground now, and what is coming next.

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Now, on the ground

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Coming soon

  • Bicycles for girlsSafe, faster journeys to school. Buy a bicycle, protect a girl →
  • Self-defence classesFighting-skills training for girls.
  • Mental wellbeing support[Details from Destiny.]
Community OutreachAnti-jigger campaigns and clothing donations: how the community came to know us.See our impact →
Destiny and Red Cross Bungoma volunteers preparing anti-jigger treatment

Anti-jigger campaigns

[Where and when, and how many people were treated. Client to confirm.]

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Community members at a Destiny clothing donation drive

Clothing donations

[Drives held, items given, families reached. Client to confirm.]

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Beneficiary Voices

Youth empowerment through social media and sports

How young people in rural Bungoma used Facebook, WhatsApp and table banking to grow their businesses. By an anonymous contributor.

Read the essay →

How we work

With the communityPlans are made with the people they are for, through local leaders and groups.
Accessible to everyoneVenues, materials and meetings that persons with disabilities can join fully.
Open about resultsWhat we spend and what changes, published in our reports.

Help this work reach more people

Buy a bicycle, protect a girl