We support vulnerable teenage girls and young mothers to move beyond crisis, regain opportunity, and build independent lives with dignity.
Many teenage girls and young mothers in Kenya face abuse, abandonment, poverty, interrupted education, trauma, and stigma, often all at once. Without support, a single crisis can close off years of opportunity.
Njoo Dada was founded in 2014 to create a different path: one that moves a girl from crisis toward protection, healing, education, skills, and ultimately, an independent life she builds for herself.
Emergency safety, shelter, and stabilisation for girls in crisis.
Counselling and psychosocial care to begin healing from trauma.
Re-entry into school and access to vocational training.
Skills, income, and enterprise for lasting independence.
Family reintegration and community belonging.
Our programmes work together to help vulnerable teenage girls and teenage mothers move from crisis toward safety, opportunity and independence.
From safety to certificates in hand — five programmes, one path forward.
A safe place to begin again.
Our transitional safe house provides emergency accommodation for girls and young mothers escaping abuse, neglect, violence, or crisis.
Keeping futures open.
We support girls and young mothers to continue their education and develop the skills they need for their future.
Healing. Resilience. Hope.
We provide psychosocial support that helps girls and young mothers navigate trauma, rebuild emotional resilience and strengthen their wellbeing.
From skills to independence.
We help young mothers develop practical skills, start businesses and build pathways toward financial independence.
Building communities where girls can thrive.
We work with families, schools and communities to create supportive environments where vulnerable girls and young mothers can rebuild their lives.
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Behind every number is a young woman rebuilding her future.
Story of Change
From finding safety to building a career in beauty.
After finding safety and support through Njoo Dada, Yvonne pursued education and developed skills in hairdressing and beauty. Today, she is building her experience, serving clients and working toward creating a business of her own.
Story published by KCDF
After developing her baking and catering skills, Peninah began turning her craft into income while working toward further education.
Story published by KCDF
Through tailoring, Serah found a new way to generate income and support her family's everyday needs.
Story published by KCDF
Through our economic empowerment programme, young mothers learn tailoring and craft skills, then turn them into handcrafted bags and accessories. Every purchase supports skills training, income generation, education, childcare, and a path toward financial independence.
Share your skills and time, from a few hours of mentoring to professional expertise.
Volunteer With UsCSR, sponsorship, skills-based volunteering, and fundraising partnerships.
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Become an AmbassadorNjoo Dada collaborates with communities, schools, healthcare providers, government agencies, and development partners to make lasting change possible.
Give, volunteer, partner, shop, or share our story. Each one helps a girl or young mother take her next step toward dignity, opportunity, and independence.
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