While our work largely focuses on improving the well-being of young men, we acknowledge that there are many efforts and guiding principles worldwide aimed at reducing global inequality - specifically, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) - that tie in with our mission. Some of our projects are directly related to the SDGs, while others are indirectly related through the processes we undertake behind every project.

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In this regard, we have collaborated on programs which align with the following goals of the UN SDGs:

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Goal 1 : No poverty

Goal 2 : Zero Hunger

Goal 3 : Good Health and Wellbeing

Goal 8 : Decent work and economic growth

Goal 10 : Reduced inequalities

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We run a program for young men. This program feeds the boys when they attend a session and works to put them into work and school to break the cycle of poverty that they were born into. The education sessions run with the wider group focus on good health and well being and with this knowledge we hope to reduce the inequalities in their lives.

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Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation 

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We have built toilet blocks, installed a new roof on the kitchen and laid the piping for a clean water system in GK Prison in Kitengela.

Goal 5: Gender equality

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Young girls in Kenya, and most of Africa, miss out on approximately a week of school each month due to the periods. Through the Days for Girls program and Mwezi Na Dada, we have distributed over 1806 reusable sanitary pads kits and provided lessons to young girls about menstrual hygiene to ensure that they can attend school and don’t miss out on their education just because they are menstruating. We have provided lessons on sexual and reproductive health, giving young girls an opportunity to speak about their experiences and ask questions in a safe space.

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Since 2017, we have partnered with Ujamaa Africa in offering education to over 3447+ children and community health volunteers on puberty and sexual health. The program works to encompass learning in a culturally-appropriate manner. The program also includes the Sexual Assault Survivors Anon program and the Champion Program.

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We also delivered 27 pieces of medical equipment to the local hospital and trained the medical staff on how to use them. This equipment is used in the New Born Unit to reduce infant mortality and hospital stays.