Nigeria Moral Re-Education Grant 2024/2025
Education is a powerful tool available to fight global poverty. Unfortunately, millions of young people are deprived of the access to quality education owing to cost of enrolment or tuition, resulting in frustration and by extension, illiterate and an uninformed society.

A significant outcome of the peace circle was the formation of a support group among the participants. They committed to meeting weekly to support each other emotionally and engage in practical activities such as rearing chickens and planting vegetables to improve their well-being and food security.

"I was worried about what peace entails. I couldn’t imagine having peace within myself after everything I had been through. But now, I see it as a possibility." read more of this exciting report

The day ended with participants expressing their newfound understanding of peace, emphasizing values such as love, forgiveness, respect, and patience.
Shedding the Burdens of Anger and Bitterness. Creators of Peace Vihiga County, Kegoye Village, Kenya 

"I have realized that holding onto anger and unforgiveness weighs me down and causes me a lot of pain. From today onwards, I choose to release the things, events, and people that hurt me and embrace my inner peace."

he peace match made headlines in several TV and radio stations in western Kenya. It also attracted lots of people as it formed  basis of publicizing the peace agenda to residents. The match came in at the time when the country is facing consistent street protests led by Gen Z group.

This engagement highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts to sustain peace and empower women as key contributors to community harmony.

Creators of Peace Circle in Racecourse Estate, Nakuru, Kenya
A transformative Peace Circle unfolded in the Racecourse Estate of Nakuru from January 20-22, 2024, gathering 10 participants, including some from Philadelphia Home, two refugee women from South Sudan, and three young men.

Creators of Peace Circles in Rhoda Estate, Nakuru County, Kenya
The Peace Circle provided a platform for reconciliation and forgiveness, as participants embraced the power of letting go of past grievances. One participant, overcoming years of anger towards her sister-in-law, whom she felt mistreated their father to death, declared, "today I choose to be free and forgive her. I am letting go of the pain I have been carrying."

“There is power in forgiveness” Creators of Peace Circles in Philadelphia Home, Nakuru County, Kenya.
The Peace Circle was tailored to suit the young participants, many of whom faced adversities like orphanhood and homelessness. Despite their painful pasts, they found solace and hope through sharing personal stories and experiences and expressed hope for the future. "My past doesn't define my future," expressed of the participants, epitomizing the newfound optimism.