The rising cases of school fires and unrest in the recent past in Kenya and school shootings in other parts of the world like the USA indicate a cry for help. The societal fabric is breaking down, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. Mental health is no longer a fad topic. It’s the reality we are facing and needs to be addressed fully.

Our chat today is not with a professional mental health specialist. Instead, we’ve chosen to hear from a recovering victim. Nicole represents many of us out there seeking help. Her depression stemmed from early teen pregnancy, losing her high-school going brother to suicide and facing the ever judgmental society in her journey to recovery.

This informed her quest to create a haven through her foundation, that people struggling with mental health can call home. In this two-part series, we explore the role of parents in fostering a mentally sound individual and their contribution to the catastrophe which has befallen our homes.

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In the coming episode, we will look at NFTs and what space they have in funding charities all over the world. What are NFTs, a little on the cryptocurrency, bitcoin and blockchain and why any forward-thinking Charity should embrace NFTs for more impact? Stay tuned.

Lead by the Coen brothers, "We Make Impact" believes that "Together, we co-create a world where everyone has access to clean water 💧 and no one lives in poverty. To achieve this, they undertake water purification by the use of Biosand Filter as well as empowering locals through Entrepreneurship Training.

We talk to Jimi Cohen, who indulges us more into the drive, the vision and the goal they have for this movement. It's obvious that with a pure belief that we all can play a part in changing our community, nothing can stand in your way.

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We can all make an impact in different spheres of our lives. But how fluid is the integration of volunteers to your movement in terms of adaptability and goal setting? Listen to a snippet trailer of our upcoming podcast to get an idea.

Navigating any new system can be a challenge. The CBC Education System in Kenya has come with a gap that Verb Education seeks to fill in. That is educating the educators to better manage and organize the many requirements that come with CBC. 

Through this, an App; CBC App has been launched to offer essential skills and management systems to ease the burden of CBC. The App Founder Bill Mike believes it's about the solution you can offer to a problem that you see. What are you doing about the challenges you see around you? 

Join us in our today's episode and learn a thing or two!

Our society is constantly faced with an increase in vulnerable individuals, like orphans, the aged, and abuse victims. Where no one seems focused on addressing these issues fully a surging number is left stranded, homeless, and at risk of dying alone. Beatrice Ngondi, through her NGO, #NYABEKO, is providing safe heaven for these vulnerable people. Join us to understand what it takes to run and care for such needy individuals.

Join us for a chat with Faith Wambugu who is daring abroad. Faith is one of the Miss/Mrs. Africa UK 2020/2021 Finalist. She gives us an insight into what the competition entails and why she has set her eyes on the crown.

We all have the potential to rise from the ashes. As long as you have a stomach that needs to be filled each day, you cannot afford to give up. Listen to more inspiration from our chat with Martin Otieno from Kakamega County, Kenya.

We are launching soon. We cannot wait to have this conversation. Keep it right here