PILLAR 1
Health
With partners and Community Health Promoters, we follow every mother through antenatal and postnatal clinics, a safe birth and her baby's immunisations, and send her home with a post-birth starter pack.
HER TOMORROW 360°
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KAJIADO COUNTY, KENYA
Investing in adolescent and young mothers, transforming tomorrow.
We walk with adolescent and young mothers aged 18–21 through health, dignity and economic independence, so they and their children can thrive.
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THE 360 DEGREE PROMISE
One young mother. Every part of her future.
Early motherhood often means leaving school, losing income and missing clinic visits, and each problem feeds the next. Her Tomorrow 360 Degree tackles them together. The 360 Degree in our name is our promise: we support the whole person.
“Your contribution may sound like a drop in the ocean, but it is an ocean to the adolescent and young mother. We believe broken crayons still paint.”
PILLAR 2
Economic wellness
Expert-led group trainings, a starter pack for every skill learned, table banking with her peers and an education fund for her child.
PILLAR 3
Dignity and wellbeing
Counselling, peer support and the confidence to understand and claim her sexual and reproductive health rights.
Our mental health approach is LUV: we Listen, Understand and Validate every mother.
OUR WORK SO FAR
Early days, real change.
57
adolescent and young mothers reached so far, without outside funding
57
mothers trained in financial literacy
8
mothers referred to antenatal or postnatal care
OUR COLLABORATORS & PARTNERS
Stronger together for every mother.
Mama na Mwana
An initiative of St John Ambulance, working with us on safe motherhood and safer deliveries
Elmah College
Training in caregiving for mothers and children
Miale ya Tumaini
A safe home for mothers and babies displaced by gender-based violence, while we find a hospital partner
WHY IT MATTERS
Kajiado's adolescent and young mothers fall through the gap.
Kajiado has one of the highest rates of early pregnancy in Kenya. Programmes reach schoolgirls and adult women, but adolescent and young mothers aged 18–21 are too often left out.
Community Health Workers and the area Chief heard adolescent and young mothers' cry for help, but the mothers had no voice to reach donors. Lyma Kivali, a Rotarian with the Rotary Club of Ongata for 14 years, answered that call and founded Her Tomorrow 360 Degree in 2026. We meet at the Chief's Office in Lemelepo, a safe, trusted space where adolescent and young mothers can grow in confidence, working alongside them as members, not beneficiaries.
Meet our leadershipOUR LEADERSHIP
The people behind Her Tomorrow 360 Degree.
Lyma Kivali
Founding Member and Chairperson“When we change the story of a young mother, we change the story of a family, and ultimately, the story of a community.”
Lyma Kivali is a community leader, entrepreneur, finance and administration professional, mentor and passionate advocate for women and girls. Through Rotary she has served as Club President, Assistant Governor and Regional Coordinator, leading 20 clubs and more than 500 Rotarians across Rotary Districts 9212 and 9215.
She has championed maternal and child health, women's empowerment, education, disease prevention, WASH and community development. For Lyma, Her Tomorrow 360 Degree is about hope, dignity and second chances.
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Lyma's leadership journey has been shaped by a deep belief that every woman and girl deserves an opportunity to live with dignity, purpose and hope, regardless of where she begins.
Her commitment to community service has been strengthened through her journey with Rotary, where she has served in leadership as a Club President, Assistant Governor and Regional Coordinator. As Regional Coordinator, she provides leadership and coordination across 20 Rotary clubs and more than 500 Rotarians within Rotary Districts 9212 and 9215.
Throughout her Rotary leadership, Lyma has championed maternal and child health, women's empowerment, education, disease prevention, WASH and community development. She has taken part in community needs assessments, programme development, fundraising, grant mobilisation and partnerships aimed at improving the lives of vulnerable women, children and families.
Maternal and child health holds a particularly important place in her service journey. Lyma believes that every mother deserves the opportunity to give birth safely, raise healthy children and build a secure future for her family. She also believes that supporting a young mother goes beyond healthcare: it means restoring her confidence, helping her return to education or acquire skills, creating pathways to economic independence and making sure she does not lose her dreams because of early motherhood. This belief is at the heart of her commitment to Her Tomorrow 360 Degree.
Lyma is passionate about creating safe spaces where young mothers can be heard, supported and empowered. She envisions communities where early motherhood does not become a life sentence of poverty, stigma or lost opportunity, but a point from which a young woman can rise, rebuild and create a different future for herself and her children.
As a founding member, Lyma brings together her experience in leadership, governance, community service, partnerships, fundraising and women's empowerment to help build an organisation that sees the whole woman, not just her circumstances.
Her Tomorrow 360 Degree is about reminding every young mother that her story is not over. Her future is still hers to shape.
Peter Macharia
TreasurerFounder and CEO of Kingvale Insurance Agency, with more than 25 years in insurance that began at AAR. A Rotarian and former Club President, and a charter member of the Nairobi and Rongai Toastmasters clubs, he brings financial stewardship and community leadership. He is also a keen marathon runner who has twice completed the 90km Comrades Marathon.
Lydia Wanjiru
Secretary[Profile to come]
Rowlley Kadenge
Board memberRowlley Atsiaya Kadenge brings 30 years of public service and 13 years as an Investment Committee Chairman in cooperative leadership, giving partners confidence that every shilling is planned and managed with care. He has worked with communities across Kenya on empowerment, agriculture and tree planting, experience that strengthens our work on nutrition and livelihoods for young mothers and their children.
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Rowlley brings extensive leadership experience, strong organisational skills and a passion for community development. Alongside 30 years in public service, he worked for three years as a Project Manager at YMCA and has served as CEO of Amauwa Solutions, a landscaping consultancy, since 2006.
As Investment Committee Chairman in cooperative leadership for 13 years, he has overseen how members' money is invested and accounted for.
With expertise in landscape design and a background in agriculture, he has contributed to environmental conservation, tree planting and agricultural development, and has supported initiatives that improve the welfare of vulnerable people in counties across Kenya.
His experience, practical skills and commitment to service help Her Tomorrow 360 Degree grow sustainably and improve livelihoods for the adolescent and young mothers we serve.
MOMENTS FROM OUR WORK
Skills Day: every mother chooses her path.
On 1 October 2026, at the Chief's Office in Olkeri, our Chairperson Lyma Kivali sat down one-to-one with each young mother to talk about the skill she wants to pursue. A Team Lead then shared the pros and cons of life as a hairdresser, and, thanks to friends of Her Tomorrow 360 Degree, every mother went home with a 2kg packet of unga (ugali flour).
Financial Literacy Day: learning to save.
On 24 July 2026, 57 adolescent and young mothers gathered at the Chief's Office, Lemelepo, to learn how to save and how to enjoy financial freedom once they start working. Thanks to friends of Her Tomorrow 360 Degree, every mother went home with 1kg of unga (ugali flour) and two diapers.
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IN THEIR OWN WORDS
What our mothers and friends say.
“I find the trainings very beneficial. I now know money should be used as a tool to make more money.”
“The girls remind me of when I was in their shoes as a teenage mother. I struggled to find someone to support me.”
“We had no one to look up to at home. We find hope every time we come here. Our prayer is to find a donor to turn our dreams into reality.”
“Every time I come here to learn, I feel safe and I feel heard.”
“I always had a dark cloud hanging over my head before I met Madam Lyma. My world was empty. Now I look forward to her meetings, because they brighten my days. I am able to laugh again. I pray she finds people to support me and donate a kit for my salon.”
LOOKING AHEAD
Sustainable growth takes an ecosystem.
Our plans for the next stage of Her Tomorrow 360 Degree:
- Online trainingSkills courses mothers can take from home
- Safe house and learning spacesSafe places to stay, learn and heal
- Day careCare for children while their mothers learn and work
- Business centre and marketA place to sell what mothers make
- Business and social solutionsEnterprises that sustain mothers and the community
Help a young mother build her tomorrow.
Partner with us, fund a pillar, or share your skills. KES 62,700 supports one adolescent or young mother through the full 360 Degree programme for a year.
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