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CITY-CITY GIRLS EDUCATION AND RESCUE CENTER

 Clay-City Community serves some of the world's most vulnerable young women . They confront significant hurdles because they are from Kenya's poorest area. These girls must endure hazards such as malnutrition, sickness (malaria, HIV/AIDS), a severe work load, animal attacks, molestation, the sex trade, prostitution, and early marriage in order to stay in school and develop a better life. Without assistance, barely 5% of the females in the neighborhood are able to attend high school. Pregnancies among 6th and 8th grade girls are on the rise. Solution The Center provides (1) a safe place for girls who are being chased or assaulted; (2) mentorship in assertiveness, life skills, and study habits; (3) family counseling to assist parents in supporting their daughters' education; and (4) a study hall with tutoring and study sessions.(5) Pregnancy lessons to help pregnant girls continue in school; and (6) business training to enable the center and the girls become self-sufficient....
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THINGS THAT HAPPEN WHEN YOU EDUCATE A GIRL

 Here are just five of the many great things that happen when a girl is educated: An educated girl understands and exercises her unique rights and freedom of choice. An education is the key to avoiding the harsh customs of forced early marriage and female genital mutilation for many Maasai girls (FGM). As a result, an educated woman is less likely to subject her own children to these behaviors. An educated girl is more likely to enter the labor field, bringing economic security to her family and society. According to studies, women invest over 90% of their income in their families and communities, decreasing poverty and enhancing health, safety, and education for everybody. An educated lady understands the dangers of unprotected, casual intercourse and will thus aid in the fight against the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted illnesses. She will be more prepared to deal with pregnancy and the health difficulties that come with it. As a result, mother and newborn health ...
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CLAY-CITY GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL MOVES TO KONZA CITY, KAJIADO COUNTY

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We are purchasing a school land for our school in Kajiado county . We recently shifted from Nairobi to a bigger place. We are looking forward to partner with as many friends as possible who can help us support this project for the sake of our girls. Any one interested may inbox me so we discuss. Keep us in prayer and God bless you all. The school will continue to provide not only education to girls, but will also continue to provide shelter to the disadvantaged girls to increase their chance of having a better future. The school continues to call on well-wishers to join hands and help educate the girl child. We believe that with the donors' support and our established facilities, sky is the limit for any girl who wishes to pursue their education. We have well-trained and experienced staff and a conducive learning and thriving environment. We once again, welcome you all in this journey. The images below show our girls neatly dressed and ready to face the day. Our mission is to be t...
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Clay City Girls High School CALL FOR SPONSORSHIPS FOR THE NEEDY GIRLS

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CLAY CITY GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL (CBO) P.O BOX 93 – 00232 RUIRU, KENYA CELL PHONE: +254722 323 247 / +254700262719 E-mail: claycitygirlshighschool@gmail.com ABOUT THE INSTITUTION Our Mission : To help each girl come into confident possession of her innate talents, improve the skills needed for success in secondary school and establish values that will allow her to act with thoughtfulness and humanity. Our Vision: To support girls realize their dreams academically, talentwise and add value to their ability. ClayCity Girls High School is registered as a Community Based Organization within the city of Nairobi Kenya. It is a rescue center for the vulnerable girls where we help orphans, homeless, poor, alienated and the hopeless realize their value in the society by providing them with quality education, food, and shelter irrespective of their status, race, tribe, or physical and mental ability. The center was established in December 2013 by one Allan Okal, with only 2 girls who were orpha...
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