My Life Project-KE

We wish you and your families a Happy Easter!

TIME MANAGEMENT is an extremely important skill that helps students prioritize tasks, use their time productively and efficiently enabling them complete activities in a timely manner.

Half term is over. How can students make the most out of the remaining term days?

(Picture speak: Our team recently engaging high school students on the importance of time management for students success in school.)

From us, to you, with love. 💜

Be Wonderfully, Powerfully and Instructively you that nothing can shake the strength that lies within you. Happy Tuesday! 🌸

Meet Elsie Muhonja, a Human Resource specialist and Co-founder of My Life Project initiative. She serves as the Programs Director.

Elsie is extremely delighted to be part of the brains behind My Life Project Kenya. As the director of programs, she ensures the delivery and overall success of each program; overseeing all the programs from start to finish. She is also in charge of logistics and guides the team in tracking milestones and processes.

Elsie has a keen interest in mentorship and her dream is to provide a platform for young professionals to connect to opportunities all over Africa through technology, inspiring them to take up challenging activities to become better versions of themselves while at the same time living their lives with purpose and pride. Besides mentoring and character development, she is also a youth champion for democracy, good governance and social justice.

"Being part of an exceptional team that increases the potential of youth and equips them with practical skills for personal and career growth to me is a dream come true" she says.

Elsie is an ardent lover of cats. She also loves reading, hiking and traveling.

Did you know that today is International Day of Education? We are immensely happy and grateful to everyone who carries the at heart; building creativity in the minds of exemplary young people. The universe is proud of all of you.

Every girl. Every boy. A fair chance!

Meet Abigail Oloo.

A Pharmacist by profession and Co-Founder of My Life Project (MLP) Kenya initiative.

Working as the Operations Director at MLP, Abbie oversees the day to day running of activities and assists the management in setting goals as well as project timeliness and deadlines; constantly finding best business practices for growth and sustainability.

In order to achieve MLP's vision of a community of self-sufficient youth, Abbie is committed to see that every agenda set is accomplished to the latter. Her boldness and upfront nature keeps the team all hands on deck, ensuring a smooth operation of activities. Abbie is passionate about community development with a focus on youth empowerment; and that, she says is her biggest desire for the youth of Kenya.

When not busy working on projects at MLP, she likes shopping, cooking and jogging.

'If I am not doing it now, even if I got the money I will still not do it'- David Kamau, YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa chief of party.

A powerful message to set the ball rolling into 2019. To hope for a better year filled with success and impactful change.

Mercy, Eunice and Mary at Ulawe village where the team carried out a successful donation of clothes to the girls and women. Community service is and always will be key.

1 in 4 people living with HIV don’t know their status. Remember, knowledge is power! When you know your status, you can access treatment and live a longer, healthier life. Don’t let stigma or discrimination discourage you!
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Today is Friday...be FIERCE!💪😉