News and Media
News and Media
EXAM RESULTS
September 2019
Today we received the exam results for two of our Valvisions Scholars.
read moreGRADUATION CEREMONY!
September 2019
We held our first graduation ceremony for the Choice Club 2019 at A.I.C Ngong School. The club members were so happy to have graduated from the club. It is the first time the school experienced such an activity; the school administration was very grateful to Valvisions Foundation for offering the mentorship program.
read moreFGM EXPERIENCE
September 2019
We continue with teachings on the dangers of FGM at the Choice Club in the various schools. We had a debate at Shiners School where we were happy to learn that most of the girls at the school do not believe in the practice.
read moreSTOP FGM
September 2019
Female Genital Mutilation, otherwise, known as FGM is a topic that elicits mixed emotions every time it is brought up. Two of the schools where we offer the Choice Club mentoring program has a huge number of students from the Masai community.
read moreBACK TO SCHOOL
September 2019
There was a beehive of activity in most of the supermarkets and uniform shops this weekend. Schools officially opened today for the third term. This term is very crucial; Standard 8 students sit their final exams, and in January, they join Secondary School. Those that have performed well will gain admission into top government schools; this is every students’ dream. The Form 4 students will also start their final examinations in November. They will get their results in January, and by February will be admitted into universities and colleges depending on their performances.
read moreKENYA NATIONAL CENSUS
August 2019
The National Census is carried out every 10 years in Kenya. The census is aimed at helping the government know how many people are in each household, to know their employment status, who runs the home between husband and wife, and how many homes are polygamous.
read moreOVERCOMING LOW SELF ESTEEM
August 2019
What is Gigantomachia? Gigantomachia is a condition where the breasts grow abnormally big, and the weight becomes a health concern. Ruth Makena Mugaa was diagnosed with the condition after finishing high school, during which time, she underwent intense agony from issues like constant shoulder dislocation resulting from the condition. She eventually underwent surgery; 7.3kgs of tissue mass was removed from her chest; 4kg’s of mass were removed from one breast and 3.3kg’s from the other.
read moreCHOICE CLUB SUCCESS STORY
August 2019
In the Choice Club mentorship program, we aim to equip the students with the understanding and tools to make ethical and informed decisions. We hope to help the students become better leaders by enabling them to relate to a variety of different kinds of people.
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