Jeremiah graduated from Nyamache Life Skills Centre in 2015, completing the computer studies course. Using his skills and the Root Start-Up support, he now runs a thriving local business, supporting his family and community.

Janet, a Nyamache Life Skills Centre alumna, completed her dressmaking course in 2012. From struggling to find her next meal, she now runs a thriving business, employs family, and owns land. Her story highlights the power of vocational training in Kenya to break the cycle of poverty and create lasting opportunity.

Victor walked 6 km every day across rough terrain to complete his computer studies - despite living with a disability. Today, thanks to his determination, family support, and our Root Start-Up Programme, he has opened his own cyber shop and is already serving his community.

Nancy, a widowed mother of three, turned tragedy into strength through the skills and support she received at Nyamache Life Skills Centre. Today she runs a thriving dressmaking business, supports her family, and uplifts her community — a powerful example of Boo Charity’s impact.