We empower youth leaders to transform their communities by providing them with the tools and resources they need.
Our actions are driven by a deep commitment to compassion, ensuring every individual feels valued and heard.
We promote sustainable solutions that uplift lives and protect human dignity.
Founder of AAST with 5+ years in community development in Turkana County. Specializes in youth mentorship, social inclusion, and grassroots advocacy. Leads strategy, partnerships, and program delivery across Kakuma.
Drives AAST's youth and health education portfolio. Expert in designing educational programming that improves health literacy and life skills for adolescents in Kakuma.
Leads community outreach on girl-child education and gender equality. Dedicated to shifting norms and expanding opportunities for girls in host and refugee communities.
Champions reproductive health equity and dignified menstrual hygiene management. Works to break stigma, improve WASH access, and keep girls in school through MHM education.
Supports vulnerable households with case management and psychosocial support. Focused on building resilient, community-based protection systems in Kakuma.
Connects communities to essential services. Builds trust with elders, youth groups, and local structures to ensure AAST programs are community-owned and sustainable.