Our Amazing Volunteers!

Mary Ajambo • January 7, 2026

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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT

In 2023, Viola was one of the girls who joined the Future Fighters Club, a safe space created for girls to speak up, be heard, and lead. She was among the courageous girls who helped us begin this journey by openly raising their voices during our community needs assessment and sharing the real challenges girls face.

Through the Future Fighter Club, Viola had the opportunity to lead other girls for a year. This experience built her self-esteem and gave her a chance to be part of shaping solutions in her community. She embraced this space with courage and purpose.

Today, we are proud to share that Viola is now a volunteer at Motherly Heart Organisation, inspiring other girls and helping children learn to read at the literacy hub. Her journey reflects what happens when girls are trusted, listened to, and given opportunities to lead.

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