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ON 2nd December 2016, Wema Centre held a colourful celebration to mark the graduation of 2016’s Vocational Class. This year, a total of 37 youth Graduated after successfully completing the 12 months- fully sponsored Integrated Vocational Program. The program seeks to equip deserving youth with relevant livelihood skills ranging from cookery, Housekeeping & Laundry, tailoring & […]

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Introduction For a long time we have observed that some of our older children, even those who seemed most stable when they were younger,  have poor judgment and they often make shockingly bad decisions after leaving Wema. There are also some concerns on the impact of family reunification on the children. Some children withdraw to […]

Read More… from Wema na Fadhili Camps Re Booted: November 2016 Edition

It is a known fact that children are born on different dates/months all throughout the year. It is also a known practice that most parents would always strive to ensure that their children’s birthdays are well appreciated normally by hosting birthday parties & buying gifts for their children. Unfortunately, there are also so many children […]

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On Friday 29th July 2016, Wema Centre in partnership with DOT Kenya held a colorful closing ceremony for 23 youth who had just concluded the StartUp! training Program. The fully sponsored program is currently being offered at Wema Centre, in Bamburi. StartUp! is DOT’s trademark enterprise program. It focuses on developing the technology knowledge and business acumen of […]

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Posted on 16/06/2016It was on this date 16 June 1976 In Soweto, South Africa that thousands of black school children took to the streets to protest about the inferior quality of their education and to demand their right to be taught in their own language. Hundreds of them were shot down; and in the two weeks […]

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