Tushinde’s Theory of Change Thank you to designer Sarah Bridges for helping us so clearly summarise what we do and why we do it.
The Outcomes Star is a way of working with a family to set goals to help them become independent of external help. When a family joins us, we will sit with them and work through a Star to get an idea where in their life they need support. We then reivew this six monthly. This… Continue Reading
Please see our Press Release regarding our new funding from the UK Goverment as part of their Small Charities Challenge Fund. Continue Reading
Due to our fantastic counsellor moving to pastures new, we have a vacancy. If you are based in Nairobi and you are looking for a job where you will be making a difference to some of the most vulnerable families in the country, then read on to find out more. We are a ‘Child Safe’… Continue Reading
We are looking for a truly exceptional person, who has the right to work in Kenya to fill this post. Below is the Job advertisement we have shared across networks. Operations and Finance Manager Who are we? Tushinde passionately believes that the best place for a child is growing up in a safe, stable and… Continue Reading
We believe in transparency, delivering the best level of service and learning from our mistakes. We actively encourage whistleblowing and try to make it as easy as possible for our staff and anyone connected to Tushinde to safely voice their concerns. Please see our attached Whistleblowing Policy and do not hesitate to get in touch… Continue Reading
We are looking for an Finance and Operations Manager and a Finance Officer to join our growing and dynamic team. Please email megan@tushinde.org.uk with a two page CV and a one page cover letter that shows you have thought about how your skills will be of use to Tushinde. Closing date 9am. Monday 5th October… Continue Reading
PRESS RELEASE Tushinde Children’s Trust. Click here to read the exciting news about Tushinde’s funding from the British People via UKAid to make a difference to children living tough lives in Kenya’s informal settlements. Continue Reading
Article written by Fiona Napier – who is inspired to assist Tushinde help boys succeed. Young people’s issues are on top of everyone’s agenda this week in Kenya. A survey of more than 4,000 young Kenyans aged 15-24, found that their top three concerns were: unemployment, financial hardship, and drug/alcohol abuse. Add to this another… Continue Reading
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