PATHWAY 01, GIRLS
Rite of Passage for Girls
A mentor-led cohort that helps girls grow in confidence, identity, emotional strength, and belonging as they move through adolescence.
Identity and Self-Worth
Heritage, voice, agency, and confidence.
Sisterhood and Mentorship
Trusted women and peers walking together.
Wellbeing and Relationships
Emotional intelligence, care, and healthy boundaries.
Service and Responsibility
Growing beyond self into family and community.
PATHWAY 02, BOYS
Rite of Passage for Boys
A guided cohort where boys grow in responsibility, respect, self-discovery, brotherhood, and practical preparation for young adulthood.
Responsibility and Respect
Choices, integrity, and accountability.
Brotherhood and Mentors
Steady adults who model the way.
Identity and Emotions
Honest reflection and cultural grounding.
Leadership and Service
From self-awareness to community contribution.
EVERY COHORT INCLUDES
Culture, Character, Community, Conversation
Culture, Rooted Identity
Participants explore heritage, family stories, and shared Kenyan values, with respect for each family's context.
Character, Responsible Choices
Sessions build resilience, emotional intelligence, leadership, and practical decision-making.
Community, Ubuntu in Practice
Young people learn belonging, accountability, and service through family and community connection.
Conversation, Safe Questions
Facilitators create honest spaces where young people are listened to before they are led.
Ready for the next stage
Upcoming Cohorts
Join our next group of young leaders. We listen to the community to shape each program around real needs and real heritage.
Program FAQ
Who is this program for?
Our programs are specifically designed for young people aged 11 to 15, focusing on those from Kenyan and other multicultural backgrounds living in Australia.
What are the program pillars?
The core pillars include Discovery, Foundation, Cohort Guided growth, and Resilient Continuation, ensuring a holistic developmental journey.
How do we join a cohort?
You can start by clicking any 'Join Program' button on this site to be notified of our upcoming cohort availability and intake process.
Is the program gender-segregated?
Yes, we offer specialized paths for both boys and girls to address the unique challenges and cultural contexts relevant to their growth.
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Every Cohort Needs a Community Behind It
Trained facilitators, safe materials, family engagement, and careful coordination, that is what makes each yearly program possible.