Future Pillars Organization

The leadership academy program application has been closed, and out of the 50 applications received, 20 will be accepted to participate in the first cohort.

These selected participants will be taken through a leadership module approved by the Uzalendo Afrika Initiative.

The curriculum includes comprehensive models on understanding the constitution and the qualities of future leaders.

This program aims to equip participants with the essential skills and knowledge to become effective leaders in their communities.

Uzalendo Afrika Initiative

🏆 Honored and humbled to announce that Future Pillars Organization has been awarded the Best Community-Based Organization of 2024! 🌟

Thank you to everyone who believed in our vision and supported us along the way. This recognition is a testament to our collective dedication and hard work. For those who continue to carry the torch of our mission, let's keep pushing forward and making a difference together. 💪✨

Education is the cornerstone of success! Through Future Pillars,we ensure every youth has the chance to advance. Our teachings on mentorship and leadership are inspiring a new generation.

Haytham Isse kijana anaetoa elimu kwa vijana wenzake – DW – 14.06.2024 Elimu ni nguzo inayoongoza kuelekea mafanikio. Haytam kupitia shirika lake la Kijamii la Future Pillars akishirikiana na wenzake anahakikisha kila kijana anapata fursa ya kusonga mbele kielimu. Fathiya Omar amezungumza nae kwa kirefu katika Makala hii ya vijana na uongozi.

Eid Mubarak!

On this blessed occasion of Eidul Adha, may your sacrifices be appreciated, your prayers answered, and your heart filled with joy.

May Allah's blessings be with you and your family today and always. Enjoy the festive moments with love, peace, and happiness.

Future Pillars Organization is excited to announce the launch of our Leadership Academy.

This initiative aims to mentor young leaders aged 16-25 who have a vision to transform Kenya and Africa.

Our academy will provide the tools, guidance, and support needed to turn their aspirations into reality.

Applications are open from 10th June to 30th June 2024—apply now to join a community of change-makers dedicated to shaping a better future. Follow to get the link on the bio.

https://bit.ly/leadershipacadmeyprogram

After the beach clean-up, I had the privilege to mentor 10-16 year-old boys in Old Town, inspiring them to pursue their visions. As leaders, we are committed to ensuring their dreams are well supported and nurtured.

Hon. Abdirahman Anzafresh led a mega beach clean-up on World Ocean Day 2024, joined by diverse stakeholders and leaders. Together, they collected waste and promoted ocean conservation, showcasing the power of community action for a healthier planet.

Join us on June 8th at Mapapani Beach, Old Town Ward, Mombasa, as Hon Abdirahman Anzafresh celebrates World Ocean Day with Future Pillars Organization. Let's come together to protect and preserve our oceans!

Convening a meeting for the Future Pillars organization is paramount to aligning our collective vision and purpose.

By gathering together, we can synergize our efforts and propel our mission forward with clarity and determination.

This meeting served as a platform for brainstorming innovative ideas, strategizing actionable plans, and fostering a sense of unity among members.

Together, we will ensure that our organization continues to be a beacon of progress and positive change in our community.

As a guest at the 4th anniversary celebration of Helping Hands, I felt privileged to be part of such a meaningful event.

Experiencing the warmth and gratitude of the organizers and beneficiaries was deeply rewarding.

Being surrounded by like-minded individuals dedicated to philanthropy was both humbling and inspiring.

Attending the celebration left me with a sense of fulfillment and a renewed appreciation for the importance of giving back.

Happy 61st Madaraka Day to all my fellow Kenyans! Let's celebrate our freedom, unity, and progress as a nation.

May this special day bring joy, pride, and renewed hope for a brighter future ahead.

As we reflect on our journey, let's continue to work together towards prosperity, peace, and prosperity. 🇰🇪

Introducing the latest update on our Future Pillars CBO leadership – forging ahead with vision and purpose!

Attending the computer classes at Future Pillars office was enriching as we delved into Social Media Marketing and Canva Graphic Design with expert guidance from Aisha Sazuri and Ilham.

Their expertise illuminated the intricacies of these subjects, offering valuable insights and practical skills.

Additionally, it was heartwarming to welcome back Madam Elye Abass after her maternity leave, adding to the camaraderie and energy of the learning environment.

Overall, it was an inspiring and productive session that left us equipped with new knowledge and eager to apply it.

We are thrilled to announce Arafat Omar as our member of the week. Arafat, a 19-year-old who is our Assistant Office Administrator, is a dedicated individual who goes above and beyond in all his endeavors.

Not only is Arafat the head of the Mombasa Jitambue writing club, but he is also a mentor and author. His passion for education is evident through his enrollment in an education course and his role as a tutor at Tijara Tuition Center, where he teaches Kiswahili and IRE.

What sets Arafat apart is his journey from being a mentee in our mentorship program last year to now being a valuable member of our organization. As the former school captain leading 1,200 students at Allidina Visram, Arafat has shown exceptional leadership qualities.

His commitment to community work and enhancing the quality of education is truly admirable.

Arafat’s hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed, and we are proud to have him as part of our organization.

Congratulations, Arafat, on being named the member of the week. Your passion and drive are an inspiration to us all. Keep up the fantastic work!

Meet Sahim Abdilatif, a driven and ambitious form three student at Allidina Visram High School. Sahim’s passion lies in architecture, a field he hopes to pursue in the future. He serves as the chair of peer counseling, where he provides support and guidance to his fellow students.

Sahim’s journey towards achieving his goals has been supported by our organization’s mentorship program at Allidina Visram High School where we mentored the students for six months.

We are proud to offer a platform for high school students like Sahim, providing them with opportunities for growth and learning through our various programs and initiatives.

Sahim’s dedication and drive serve as an inspiration to his peers and a testament to the potential of young students like him.

Our Board of Directors Mr Mohamed Zuber Ahmed and Samir Hashim attended the launch of the Computer Digital Literacy for teachers and Remedial Virtual Learning program at the MEWA Conference Facility.

As the Board of Directos at Future Pillars, they are committed to supporting the education system and improving the academic performance of students in Mombasa County.

Led by H.E Abdulswamad Shariff Nassir Hon. Mohamed Soud Machele, we officially launched Tijara Tuition Centre at Masjid Anisa, Mji wa Kale Mombasa.

This initiative was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the Shariff Nassir Foundation, Future Pillars and Tijara Youth Group.

The Tijara Tuition Center will serve as a hub for students to receive free tutoring in various subjects, with the ultimate goal of enhancing their academic performance. Our organization will provide tutors whom are the high school graduates we enrolled earlier this year.

In addition we will also offer mentorship and career guidance to empower students to reach their full potential.

This week's member of the week is Steve Onyona, a talented accounting specialist and finance coach known for his dedication and impactful work in the field of finance. At Futurepillars, Steve serves as a diligent finance officer, handling the organization's financial operations with precision and care. His expertise in accounting and keen attention to detail ensures that Futurepillars' financial health remains robust and its goals are achieved effectively.

Steve is also a co-founder of Mombasa Jitambue, where he plays a pivotal role in the implementation of the program. His passion for empowering others through financial education and his commitment to fostering positive change makes him an invaluable asset to our organization.

We're proud to recognize Steve Onyona's contributions and celebrate his achievements this week!

Exciting news!
Today marked the official launch of our community computer program, spearheaded by Mark Ombacho and Ilham Feroz .

Under their guidance, participants delved into essential digital program skills, focusing on mastering Google Docs, Sheets, and Calendar applications.

This foundational knowledge will not only equip them with valuable online tools but also enhance their ability to collaborate effectively. With a majority of the participants being high school graduates, this program offers a unique opportunity for them to expand their skill set and thrive in the digital age. Here’s to a journey of learning and growth!

Our organization is proud to announce a partnership with Tijara Tuition Center and the Shariff Nassir Foundation to offer free tuition to Form 3 and 4 students in Mombasa. As part of this initiative, our high-achieving high school graduates will serve as tutors to support the students in their academic endeavors.

Our primary goal is to enhance the academic performance of students in Mombasa through personalized support and mentorship. In addition to offering tuition assistance, we will provide mentorship to help students navigate their educational journey and achieve their full potential.

We are excited to be a part of this collaboration and look forward to making a positive impact on the lives of students in Mombasa.

Use the link to register for this Free Tuition Classes.
https://lnkd.in/dupGWiuD

Today, our Reporting and Documentation Officer, Hafidha Abdulaziz Khamis participated in a Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL) training organized by Uzalendo Afrika Initiative

Through engaging in interactive sessions and practical exercises, she was able to deepen her understanding of MERL concepts and methodologies. One of the key takeaways from the training was learning how to develop a theory of change, crafting a project proposal and practical insights and techniques that she can apply in her role within our organization.

As an organization, we are committed to continuously building the capacity of our members and providing them with opportunities for growth and development.

Thank You Uzalendo Afrika Initiative , Anne Rose ( Maua) for giving us this opportunity to participate in the training.

Uzalendo Afrika Initiative

Today our members had the opportunity to participate in a one-day training program focused on life skills and mixology at Tononoka Social Hall. This valuable training session was facilitated by the Department of Youth, Gender, Sports, and Social Services, highlighting their commitment to empowering individuals with essential skills for personal and professional development.

We are committed to providing continuous opportunities for our members to expand their knowledge, enhance their skills, and explore new horizons in their personal and professional lives.

Meet Fahmi Sufyan, a form two student at Ribe Boys High School who is passionate about technology and innovation. During holiday breaks, Fahmi chooses to visit Future Pillars, an organization where he engages in community projects and learns new skills.

At Future Pillars, Fahmi supports the organization by providing computer maintenance services and participating in computer classes. This platform has allowed him to nurture his talents and expand his knowledge in the field of technology.

Rather than spending his holidays idle or engaging in harmful activities, Fahmi has found a productive outlet at Future Pillars. By offering opportunities for high school students like Fahmi to engage in meaningful activities during the break, Future Pillars is making a positive impact in the community.

We were honored to have Mr. Joseph Mwaura, the co-founder of Angaza Center, join us for our weekly Girls I Save project session at our office today.

Today’s session focused on engineering with the aim of empowering more girls in technology, mathematics, engineering, and innovation.

Yesterday marked the commencement of the digital literacy training program for teachers at Shika Adabu Secondary School. This initiative, a collaboration between Angaza Center and Future Pillars, aims to provide essential digital skills to educators in rural African secondary schools.

Gheida Abdala and Mark Ombacho, representing Future Pillars, are actively involved in the ongoing training sessions. Facilitated by Joseph Mwaura, co-founder of Angaza Center, the program is designed to empower teachers with the necessary knowledge and tools to effectively integrate technology into their classrooms.

Through this partnership, we are committed to supporting schools in rural communities by providing access to technology and enhancing their ICT facilities.

We look forward to seeing the positive impact of this training on the teachers and students at Shika Adabu Secondary School, and we are excited to continue our efforts in promoting digital literacy in education.

We are delighted to shine the spotlight on Hafidha Abdulaziz, as our member of the week.

Hafidha, at just 18 years old, is a recent graduate from Kenya High School with a vision to pursue a degree in medicine and surgery.

She joined us as a volunteer mentor, eager to make a positive impact in the lives of others. Her unwavering dedication and exceptional work ethic have not gone unnoticed, as she recently earned a promotion to the esteemed role of Head of Reporting and Documentation Officer.

In addition to her academic pursuits and role at Future Pillars, Hafidha is a shining example of leadership. She successfully completed the President's Award Program, demonstrating her commitment to personal development and service to others.

As we celebrate Hafidha's achievements and aspirations, we are reminded of the incredible potential within our community and the bright future ahead.

Congratulations, Hafidha, on being named our Member of the Week! Your dedication, ambition, and compassionate spirit inspire us all.

Mombasa Jitambue is a transformative initiative implemented under Future Pillars, with the aim of empowering the youth of Mombasa. Our goal is to unlock their potential, nurture their talents, and instill a sense of self-worth and purpose.

This past Saturday, we conducted our weekly session which focused on the theme of identity. Rummana, a member of Future Pillars and a counseling psychology student, led the session. She emphasized the importance of self-awareness and self-acceptance in shaping who we are.

The initiative has enrolled 20 youth who will be taken through a comprehensive program aimed at identifying and nurturing their talents. Through sessions like these, we hope to provide them with the tools and support they need to reach their full potential.

Join us in supporting the youth of Mombasa as they embark on this journey of self-discovery and growth. Together, we can empower the next generation to thrive and succeed.

Gheida Abdalla recently participated in a specialized training program focused on impact reporting.

This initiative aimed to enhance the organizational capacity by equipping participants with valuable skills in assessing and communicating the impact of various activities.

Gheida's attendance underscores our commitment to continuous improvement and transparency.

We look forward to leveraging her newfound expertise to further amplify the positive outcomes of our organization's endeavors.

Uzalendo Afrika Initiative