In rural Kenya women carry much of the daily work – raising children, farming, collecting water, cooking and caring for their families. Many never had the chance to go to school, and opportunities for paid work are still limited. Yet despite these challenges, the strength, creativity and determination of women shine through every day. At Eco Moyo we see this resilience constantly – from our dedicated staff who keep the school running to the mothers who make sure their childre

The International Day of the Girl Child is a reminder that leadership comes in many forms. You don’t have to hold a title or stand on a stage to lead — leadership can mean using your voice, standing up for a friend, helping at home, or daring to do something differently. This year’s theme, “The Girl I Am: The Change I Lead,”  celebrates exactly that. Every girl has the ability to lead in her own way — in her family, her school and her community. Leadership starts with confide

Having amazing Nzilani with us for 2 weeks gave us so much inspiration.

This is how it all started over 10 years ago, in the suburbs of Mombasa

WOW we are so happy about this, our very first adult literacy club!!

This day served as a reminder of how important these simple experiences are.

This year, Eco Moyo marked World Water Day  with a powerful, creative, and meaningful celebration that left a lasting impression on...

Guess who won this time

New year - new club! Girls only!

Read about volunteer Petters time at our school