Our Impact

The Problem

According to a study conducted by Amref Health Africa, only 50% of girls openly discuss menstruation at home, and just 12% would feel comfortable receiving information from their mothers. Additionally, the statistics reveal that 2 out of 3 pad users in rural Kenya receive them from sexual partners and 1 in 4 girls do not associate menstruation with pregnancy highlighting how menstrual hygiene management is tied to gender inequity and other fundamental risks.

Despite massive campaigns by non-governmental organizations, local and national governments, Grades 6 and 7 continue to record huge numbers of girl dropouts. About 76% of girls in Kajiado county do not attend school, due to period poverty.

Adolescent girls in this area face a range of challenges that may compromise their chances of completing school or their sexual reproductive health. These challenges can even be further complicated by family dynamics and the girls' feelings of shame about their bodies which makes them lose confidence in life.

Source: Amref Health Africa Status on Addressing Period Poverty and Stigma in Kenya

Key Impact Highlights

Zero reported cases of early pregnancy in one of our partner School for two consecutive years, following a reduction from 29 cases in 2022–2023 to zero in 2025–2026.
Over 500 girls and boys reached annually through school-based programmes
Two mentorship group sessions per term across three partner schools
Year-round menstrual dignity support across partner schools
Active youth leadership and peer engagement platforms within schools
Strong community engagement involving parents, elders, schools, and local leadership

Through our integrated approach, ETI is helping adolescents build confidence, remain in school, strengthen decision-making skills, and become active contributors within their communities.

Financial Transparency

Transparency and accountability are at the heart of everything we do. Though we are still a growing organization without the resources for formal audits, we are committed to showing how every donation and grant drives impact. We believe our donors deserve clear insights into how their contributions make a difference.

To view our latest unaudited financial reports and see how we’re allocating our funds, see below

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To give you a deeper understanding of our activities, programs, running initiatives and impact, we invite you to view our recent AGM presentation.

The PowerPoints covers key updates, milestones, and our plans for future growth and sustainability

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Case Studies: Real Stories of the Change Process

We invite you to discover two inspiring case studies that showcase how our initiatives are transforming the lives of young girls and boys in Kajiado County. Change is a journey, and impact means more than just action—it’s about measurable progress and real improvement. These stories reflect our belief that even the smallest steps can lead to meaningful change. Together, we’re making a difference, one step at a time.

Preventing Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and Supporting Teen Empowerment

This case study delves into our initiatives to prevent FGM and empower teenage girls through mentorship programs, community engagement, and legal support. It also outlines how we collaborate with local authorities and communities to ensure the safety and education of young girls. You can read more about this life-changing work in our detailed case study

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Preventing Teenage Pregnancies and Promoting Education for Girls

In this case study, we focus on tackling the issue of teenage pregnancies and providing girls with the tools and resources to stay in school and make informed decisions about their futures. Our "Her Pride" campaign, mentorship programs, and collaboration with local authorities are helping prevent early pregnancies and promoting education for girls. You can read the full story and learn about our strategies and outcomes here

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Get Involved: Have Questions?

If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our work or partner with us please don’t hesitate to reach out. Our team is always happy to provide more information on our programs, impact, and partnership opportunities.

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