Turkana Community Foundation

Today, on World AIDS Day, we unite in the global fight against HIV/AIDS, remember those we’ve lost, and stand in solidarity with those living with the virus.

Did you know that ensuring access to menstrual hygiene can significantly improve health outcomes and reduce risks for women and girls? According to UNICEF, 1 in 10 African girls miss school during their periods, increasing their vulnerability to poverty, poor health, and heightened exposure to HIV/AIDS due to inadequate hygiene and education.

It’s time to break the stigma and advocate for equitable access to essential health resources. Dignity and safety are rights that should never be compromised.

This year's 's theme "From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development," At TCF this perfectly aligns with our ICT program. Enhancing youth employment prospects: In-demand digital skills can help young people find gainful employment.
By equipping youth with digital tools and knowledge, we're creating opportunities for them to connect, learn, and thrive fostering potential for a better future. We are grateful to our friends and partners helping us pass digital and entrepreneurship skills, to our young people in the ICT sector. These partnerships shall improve workforce skills for out-of-school youth while creating a platform for sustainable job creation.