Support Our Charity Walk This Christmas!
Thanks to your support, we've rescued and educated over 1,300 girls in the past 27 years. We now have two safehouses, and the need for funding has doubled.
This Christmas, MWAV founders Patrick Ngigi and Josephine Passiany are walking 168 kilometers from Narok to Nairobi, from December 11 to 23, to raise funds to keep serving our girls. We’re asking for your help to sponsor the walk at $1 per kilometer ($168) or $10 per kilometer ($1680). Every contribution, no matter how small, helps cover the $3,200 monthly expenses for 70 girls.
Please help us give hope to the girls.
Thank you for your support!
WE WELCOME YOUR DONATION
Mission With A Vision
Kenyan girls at risk of female genital mutilation and forced childhood marriage have a safe haven in Narok, in Kenya’s Maasai region. Since 1997, Mission With A Vision since 1997 has rescued, kept safe and educated more than 3,500 girls and young women fleeing female genital mutilation (FGM) and forced childhood marriage (FCM). During that time, most of those frightened adolescent girls with little or no education have grown up to become independent women who, by example, are helping to break the cultural norms that support genital cutting and childhood marriage.
The mission is to give every girl escaping this gender-based violence an opportunity to pursue a life of better health, higher education, and better employment. MWAV provides a safe home, educational opportunities, vocational training, and emotional support to help the girls and young women in our care thrive. When possible and desired, we work to help reconcile the girls and women with their families.
