Our Project
Our Project
Kinda Education Support (KESU) empowers communities through transformative projects that improve education, health, and livelihoods. We train. teachers on WASH and life skills, construct classrooms, toilets, and water tanks, and promote menstrual hygiene and reproductive health for girls. Our School Pesa Club builds financial literacy and self-confidence among adolescents, while we also support children, young people, and young mothers living with HIV. By integrating environmental conservation through tree planting. KESU ensures sustainable, healthier, and brighter futures for all.
Teachers Workshop
What we have done
We have conducted 1 MHM teachers’ workshop for 1 school in the Kyerwa District, Kagera region by implementing the MHM training for the students in their school covering an average number of 700+ children. Together with the community and the government, we have constructed 20 toilet holes with private room for girls to use during menstrual periods during school hours. Moreover, with support from different stakeholders, we have provided xxx sanitary pads to girls at Rushe primary school in Kagera region.
KESU's Green World
Climate change isn’t something we only read about in books or watch in documentaries. It is here, and we are living its effects, largely due to human activities such as industrialization, unsustainable agricultural practices, and rampant deforestation. As the impacts of climate change worsen, many regions are becoming increasingly vulnerable, leading to food insecurity and income loss. Key crops like bananas, beans, maize, and coffee are failing to thrive under extreme heat, causing devastating consequences for livelihoods and nutrition. This crisis disproportionately affects children, women, the elderly, and people with disabilities, the groups most at risk when disasters strike. At Kinda Education Support, we are committed to innovative, actionable solutions. Collaborating with Indigenous communities, we aim to mitigate the effects of climate change in Tanzania. Our focus is on adopting sustainable and practical approaches to safeguard our planet and the future of vulnerable communities.
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Enviroment
Tree Planting:
Organize tree-planting drives in schools and communities to combat deforestation and promote biodiversity.
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Enviroment
Climate Change Awareness:
Conduct workshops on climate adaptation and resilience for schools and communities.
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Enviroment
Eco-Projects:
Engage students and community members in environmental conservation clubs to promote sustainable practices in Agriculture
School Building Projects
KESU strongly believes that a conducive environment for teaching and learning makes Tanzanian pupils/youth attain their dreams. Together with Districts and communities we make a need assessment and finally come up with contribution agreement normally it’s 60%, 30% & 10% respectively. We build new classrooms, renovate old ones, construct toilets as well as water tanks. To increase girls’ attendance and academic performance, we also attach MHM rooms for girls. Moreover, after construction of water tanks, we install water filters so that the beneficiaries access safe and clean water for drinking.
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Menstrual Hygiene Management
One of the 3 main pillars of which Kinda Education Support operates is Gender equality. In doing so, we promote girls’ education by working with our supporters to address the topic of menstrual hygiene management in primary schools by integrating life-skills games to provide menstrual education. We want to improve girls’ confidence and attendance rate, provide access of information/education on menstruation to both girls and boys in primary schools, to promote behavioural change through inclusion of boys to break cultural barriers around menstruation associated with traditional taboos and myths such as ideas relating to impurity, witchcraft, and local superstitions, which lead to negative attitudes and practices towards menstruation etc By promoting menstrual hygiene management among adolescent girls, we are breaking barriers to education and raising awareness about sexual and reproductive health, empowering girls to thrive.
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HIV, Gender, and Economic Empowerment
Kinda Education Support's HIV, Gender, and Economic Empowerment Program is a comprehensive initiative aimed at improving the lives of children and young women living with or affected by HIV. This program addresses the intersection of health, gender equality, and economic empowerment, ensuring that vulnerable populations gain access to critical resources and support systems. Through this initiative, we provide psychosocial support, sexual reproductive health education, and life skills training to help individuals build resilience and overcome societal stigma. By working closely with schools, communities, and healthcare providers, we aim to create a nurturing environment where children and young women can thrive academically, socially, and economically.
A key focus of the program is fostering economic empowerment through skill-building and financial literacy training. We establish community support groups and school-based clubs to equip participants with income-generating skills while promoting self-reliance and gender equity. Adolescent girls, in particular, benefit from mentorship opportunities and initiatives designed to boost self-esteem and leadership capacity. This holistic approach ensures that participants not only gain the tools to support themselves economically but also become advocates for gender equality and community health. By empowering individuals and transforming mindsets, this program contributes to healthier, more inclusive communities.
