Equipping students to support their peers
Empowering students with knowledge on basic counseling
Supporting the Counseling Department with critical cases
Basic Counselling skills
Problem-solving and Conflict resolution skills
Peer Pressure and character development
Transformational Leadership
Peer counseling training
Enhanced mean score in Academic Performance
Reduced addiction, drug, and substance abuse
Empowered and Resilient Educators
Referral system for students
Needs assessment with Administration
Delivery of services by Hopewell Firm
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The Kizazi Program equips students with vital skills to navigate challenges and support peers. By investing in future generations, the Kizazi Program tackles stigma and builds resilience in young Kenyans.
The Kizazi Program provides comprehensive mental health support to high schools by training peer mentors and teachers to recognize and respond to mental health challenges. Through counseling services and a robust referral network, the program ensures that students receive the necessary emotional and psychological support to thrive both academically and personally.
At the university level, the Kizazi Program focuses on equipping students and faculty with the tools and resources needed to foster a supportive campus environment. The program offers workshops, counseling sessions, and a network of mental health professionals to address the unique stressors faced by university students, promoting overall well-being and academic success.
The Kizazi Program supports TVET institutions by integrating mental health awareness and services into vocational training. By training instructors and peers to provide mental health support, the program helps students manage the pressures of technical education and career preparation, ensuring they are equipped with the emotional resilience needed for both their studies and future careers.