We Are Here To
100+ girls trained on the effects of FGM
30+ girls protected from early marriage through community sensitisation
15 children reintegrated back into school
200 young people reached through counselling, life skills, and education support
Quaterly community engagement sessions to speak on the potential and futures of the girl child and youth
Community-driven impact achieved with limited resources.
What we do
Protect Girls
We work to end female genital mutilation, and child marriage through community-led campaigns and safe spaces that place girls’ safety and rights at the centre.
Compassion Missions
We deliver food and essential support to families under economic strain, because stable and dignified homes are critical to learning, protection, and long-term wellbeing.
Reintegrate Youth Back in School
We support teenage mothers and young boys to return to school, rebuild confidence, and continue their education.
Equip Women
We provide vocational training that enables women to earn a living, strengthen households, and build financial independence.
Heal Communities
Through counselling and open dialogue, we bring families and communities together to strengthen understanding, care, and shared responsibility.
About Us
Enkishon Organization is a community-rooted initiative founded within the Maa community in Kajiado County, Kenya. Our work began on 28 March 2022, and we were formally registered as a non-governmental organization in August 2025.
We work closely with girls, mothers, families, and young people who are determined to shape a different future for themselves. Our role is to protect, equip, and support, so individuals and communities can move forward together with dignity.
When a home is supported, a young person can learn again.
Gladys became the primary caregiver for her younger siblings after losing her mother and facing deep family instability. As she returned to school, the stress of worrying about her siblings’ wellbeing affected her ability to concentrate and perform. Enkishon committed to support her household and community through compassion missions and continued engagement, ensuring stability at home so she could focus on her education.
Once I was confident that my younger siblings were in safe hands, had regular meals and had essential items, I was able to fully focus on my school work and my performance has since gotten gradually better.
Gladys, beneficiary