Education & Mentorship

Talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not. We stand beside bright students from families who cannot afford school, and we open doors to digital skills and careers for rural youth.

What we do

Financial Inclusion & Fee Support:
Issuing bursary cheques to needy students to ease financial burdens and prevent school dropouts.
Academic Empowerment & Support
Distributing scientific calculators and revision books to candidate classes to enhance learning outcomes and exam preparation.
Menstrual Hygiene & Girl Child Retention:
Distributing sanitary pads to adolescent girls to promote dignity, health, and uninterrupted school attendance.
Boy Child Wellness & Hygiene forums:
Supplying personal hygiene products, including bathing soaps, to primary school boys to foster healthy habits and equal care for all pupils.
School Mentorship & Life Skills Drives:
Conducting interactive mentorship sessions in primary schools to inspire academic excellence, discipline, and healthy living.

Where we work

While our main office is in Machakos, Community Change Advocates operates nationally, with active programs in Nairobi, Machakos, Kitui, Makueni, Mombasa and Taita Taveta.

Who it is for

Our Education & Mentorship programs are for vulnerable students needing school fee support, secondary school candidates requiring learning materials, and young girls and boys in local primary schools seeking health, hygiene, and dignity

Our Impact

150 Student Scholarships & Bursaries:
Issued financial cheques to needy students to secure their school fees and continuous education. Issued financial cheques to needy students to secure their school fees and continuous education.
300 Academic Resource Packages:
Distributed scientific calculators and revision books to boost academic excellence in secondary and candidate classes.
3,000 Sanitary Pads Distributed:
Provided essential menstrual hygiene products to keep girls comfortably in class and dignified.
Holistic Hygiene Support for Boys:
Distributed 1500 pieces of bathing soaps to boys across 4 primary schools to promote personal hygiene and equal care for all pupils.