About - Beyond Tomorrow Foundation
The organization was established in 2013 with the aim of supporting communities to live a dignified, healthy, and productive life socio-economically empowered to innovatively meet and demand for their basic needs and rights.
BTF targets the vulnerable population of Nyamira composed of women and youth exposed to violence and exclusion, Persons living with HIV/AIDS, adolescents with reproductive health challenges, uneconomically empowered youth. BTF currently implements HER future program that targets 100 young women in Nyamira North District by equipping them with essential skills, knowledge and resources to navigate their futures confidently and independently.
A world in which communities, especially women and youths, are able to realize their full social, economic, and civic potential
A society where individuals, particularly young people and women, can achieve their highest capabilities in personal growth, financial independence, and active participation in public life.
To support and enable communities to have good governance that respects their rights and needs to be able to initiate and manage their socio-economic development processes.
Helping groups establish fair leadership that values their well-being and equips them to drive and oversee progress in their economic and social growth.
2013
Founded
BTF was founded in this year with an aim of supporting communities
+20
Volunteers
We have volunteers who work selflessly with us to ensure the community lives a dignified life
+200
GBV Incidences
In the community we help prevent these number of gender based violence cases in the community that occur annually
+1k
Touched Lives
We have enabled to change a hundreds of lives in the community through this program
Goal:
To empower young women by equipping them with essential skills, knowledge, and resources to navigate their futures confidently and independently while fostering a supportive and inclusive environment that addresses key issues such as mental health, gender-based violence (GBV), economic empowerment, reproductive health, and democratic participation.
Project vision:Â
To create a world where young ladies are recognized as leaders and changemakers, with equal access to opportunities and resources that allow them to thrive personally and professionally.
Project mission:
Our mission is to provide comprehensive support to young ladies through targeted programs and initiatives that promote mental health awareness, prevent gender-based violence, enhance economic opportunities, improve reproductive health education, and encourage active participation in democratic processes.
Activities
1
Mental Health Awareness
Peer Support Networks
Establish peer support groups to provide ongoing emotional support and create safe spaces for open discussions about mental health.
These groups will serve as safe spaces to promote open and honest discussions about mental health, provide mutual encouragement, and offer emotional support. By building these connections, participants can gain valuable insights, coping strategies, and a sense of empowerment, ultimately contributing to their overall well-being and resilience.
2
Prevention Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
Training programs
Offer training for young women on recognizing, reporting, and preventing GBV, including self-defense and assertiveness workshops.
Community outreach
Raise awareness and advocate for policies that address GBV. This can be through drama, poetry, spoken words etc
3
Economic Empowerment
Skill Development WorkshopsÂ
Provide training in practical skills such as entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and digital skills.
Mentorship Programs
Connect young women with mentors and industry professionals to offer guidance, career advice, and networking opportunities.
Microgrant OpportunitiesÂ
Offer small grants or seed funding to support young women in starting their own businesses or pursuing educational goals.
4
Reproductive Health
Educational Sessions
Organize educational sessions on reproductive health, contraception, and sexual health, ensuring accurate information is available.
Healthcare Access
Facilitate access to reproductive health services and counseling, including partnerships with local health providers.
5
Democracy and Governance
Civic Engagement Workshops
Conduct workshops on civic engagement, leadership, and understanding democratic processes.
Advocacy Training
Train young women in advocacy skills to empower them to participate in governance and policy-making.
6
Social Responsibility
Engage and facilitate collaborative activities within the community, such as organizing joint projects that address local needs, participating in recreational outings like picnics to strengthen social bonds, and attending forums to discuss shared concerns and opportunities for growth. These efforts aim to promote unity, enhance relationships, and encourage active community involvement.
Expected Outcomes
Enhanced Knowledge and Awareness
Enhanced Knowledge and Awareness: Increased awareness and understanding of mental health, GBV, reproductive health, and democratic processes among young women.
Economic Independence
Greater economic independence and career opportunities for young women through skill development and entrepreneurship.
Improved Reproductive Health
Better reproductive health outcomes and informed decision-making regarding sexual health.
Reduced GBV Incidents
A reduction in the incidence of GBV and improved access to support services for survivors.
Active Civic Participation
Increased participation of young women in democratic processes and governance, leading to more inclusive and representative decision-making.
Kisii Nyamira Highway
Ekerenyo
P. Box 56-40501, Ikonge
Monday — Friday: 8.00AM — 4.30PM