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Moyo wa Huruma Season Three Launches with Renewed Compassion this Easter Holiday 2025

The Moyo wa Huruma initiative by the Susan Gitau Counseling Foundation (SGCF) has officially entered its Season Three, bringing renewed hope and healing to the heart of Kiandutu, Thika Town. Anchored at Kianjau Primary School, this impactful program continues to support vulnerable children and families with essential supplies and mental wellness services—just in time for the Easter season of compassion and renewal. Championing Holistic Wellness and Hope Under the inspiring leadership of Dr. Susan Gitau, a renowned trauma therapist and counseling specialist, Season Three carries forward SGCF’s vision of building emotionally resilient communities. This new chapter deepens the foundation’s reach, offering nutritious meals, clothing, and psychosocial support that nurtures both body and mind. A Committed Team Fueling the Mission Driving the project is a dynamic team of dedicated counselors, enthusiastic interns, and selfless volunteers. Their genuine care and day-to-day involvement create safe, supportive spaces for children and families to heal, grow, and thrive. Be Part of the Change You can help transform lives this season. Whether by donating resources or volunteering your time and talents, your contribution brings hope to families who need it most. Visit the our contact page to find out how you can get involved and support this heartwarming mission.

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SGCF Humanitarian Data 2023 – 2024

Dr. Susan Gitau handing beneficiaries clothes and bags donations At the Susan Gitau Counseling Foundation (SGCF), we are dedicated to empowering individuals through education, with over 2.8 million KSH allocated to sponsoring students in Electrical Installation and Counseling Psychology programs for 2023 and 2024. Our support has made a significant impact, helping students achieve their academic goals without financial barriers. Similarly, Africana College of Professionals (ACOP) has continued its mission to provide accessible education across various fields, supported by generous donations that enable students to pursue their dreams. This post highlights the positive change driven by these educational initiatives and the collective efforts to make a lasting difference in the lives of many. SGCF (Susan Gitau Counseling Foundation) Expenses Summary for 2024 In 2024, SGCF allocated a total of KSH 1,017,161.50, with key expenses across various categories aimed at supporting education, community initiatives, and mental health. Significant amounts were directed toward school fees and maintenance for institutions like JOOUST, Masinde Muliro University, and ACOP. SGCF also provided donations to individuals in need, including financial and psychological support, and funded community mental health initiatives. Operational costs, including transport, fuel, and maintenance, formed a large portion of the budget, alongside special events such as the Choir Fundraising and P2F Launch. Other expenses covered unforeseen costs like burial expenses and internet installation, reflecting SGCF’s commitment to both regular support and emergency relief efforts. Reference Table Edit Table SGCF (Susan Gitau Counseling Foundation) Expenses Summary for 2023   In 2023, Susan Gitau Counseling Foundation (SGCF) made diverse payments for operational, educational, and community outreach activities. Regular expenses included fuel, meals, and upkeep, typically paid through M-Pesa and cash, while larger payments were made to institutions like Murang’a University, Africa Nazarene University, and community organizations such as Redeemed Church. The foundation also engaged in specialized programs, including gender-based violence support, reflected in payments for SGBV report remunerations. SGCF’s financial activities suggest a balance of ongoing operational costs and strategic investments in education and community service, with opportunities to streamline small transactions and optimize budgeting for greater impact. Reference Table Edit Table Africana College of Professioanals (ACOP) & SGCF Sponsorships at a Glance Dr. Susan Gitau (Left), Donor (Middle), and Electrical Student Beneficiary (Right) In 2023 and 2024, the Susan Gitau Counseling Foundation (SGCF) made significant financial investments in education, particularly in Electrical Installation and Counseling Psychology programs. For Electrical Installation, the foundation sponsored 44 students in 2023 for tuition and exams, totaling KSH 1,170,650, and in 2024, it sponsored 49 students, amounting to KSH 854,950. The grand total for Electrical Installation sponsorships over the two years was KSH 2,025,600. For Counseling Psychology, sponsorships were made across multiple semesters, including 1 student fully sponsored in Semester 6 (KSH 26,000), 3 students in Semester 5 (KSH 345,000), and several students in subsequent semesters, contributing to a total of KSH 820,000 for Counseling Psychology. The overall expenditure for both programs as of October 16, 2024, reached KSH 2,845,600. Reference Table Edit Table Finally In conclusion, SGCF’s financial efforts in both 2023 and 2024 highlight a steadfast commitment to uplifting communities, supporting education, and addressing mental health needs. In 2023, the foundation allocated substantial resources towards educational sponsorships, supporting students in fields such as Electrical Installation and Counseling Psychology. In 2024, SGCF continued this trend by investing in key areas, including school fees, mental health programs, and community initiatives. Through its diverse financial contributions, including donations, operational costs, and support for special events, SGCF has significantly impacted individuals and institutions alike. With its comprehensive approach, SGCF has not only supported students’ educational aspirations but also fostered a greater sense of community well-being, positioning itself as a key player in ongoing social and educational progress.

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Empowering Futures: ACOP & SGCF Sponsorships at a Glance

Empowering Futures: A blend of technical education in electrical installation and supportive counseling, fostering a brighter tomorrow through skill development and mental well-being. The Africana College of Professionals (ACOP) and Susan Gitau Counseling Foundation (SGCF) have exemplified dedication to empowering communities through targeted sponsorship programs.  By focusing on technical education and counseling psychology, they have helped individuals gain the skills and knowledge necessary to build brighter futures. Below is a detailed breakdown of the achievements and impact in 2023 and 2024. Electrical Installation Sponsorships: Building Practical Skills 2023 Achievements Sponsored 44 students for two semesters of tuition, amounting to KSH 880,000. Funded 17 students for Grade 3 NITA exams, covering a total of KSH 160,650. Supported 13 students advancing to Grade 2 for one semester, contributing KSH 130,000. Total Sponsored in 2023: KSH 1,170,650 2024 Achievements Sponsored 15 students for Grade 3 tuition (two semesters) at KSH 300,000. Funded 6 students for Grade 3 NITA exams, totaling KSH 56,700. Supported 11 students for Grade 2 tuition (two semesters) at KSH 220,000. Sponsored 11 students for Grade 2 NITA exams, covering KSH 118,250. Provided tuition for 16 students (Grades 1-3) from September to December at KSH 160,000. Total Sponsored in 2024: KSH 854,950 Overall Impact (2023–2024) The total investment in the Electrical Installation program for these two years was an impressive KSH 2,025,600, empowering numerous students to pursue technical careers. Counseling Psychology Sponsorships: Promoting Mental Well-Being Semester 6 (Graduating) Sponsored 1 student with a tuition waiver for four semesters, totaling KSH 26,000. Semester 5 (January 2023) Sponsored 5 students with tuition waivers, amounting to KSH 345,000, including full sponsorships for select students. Semester 3 (September 2023) Fully sponsored 1 student over four semesters, with a total of KSH 105,500. CBC (January 2024) Provided tuition waivers and full sponsorships for 3 students, investing KSH 198,000. May 2024 Fully and partially sponsored 3 students, amounting to KSH 145,500. Overall Impact (2023–2024) The total sponsorship for Counseling Psychology reached KSH 820,000, enabling students to gain professional skills in mental health support and therapy. Grand Total Sponsorships (2023–2024) Across both programs, ACOP and SGCF have invested a remarkable KSH 2,845,600 to empower students through education and mental health training. Visualizing Impact: Sponsorship Distribution A complementary chart showcases the distribution of sponsorship funds across different programs and years, emphasizing the significant investments in both technical and mental health education.

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Moyo Wa Huruma Project: Season Two of Giving in Kiandutu

The Moyo Wa Huruma Project, championed by the Susan Gitau Counseling Foundation (SGCF), has embarked on its Season Two, reaching out to the heart of Kiandutu, Thika Town. With Kianjau Primary School as the focal point, this initiative is dedicated to uplifting children and families through essential resources and psychosocial support. Addressing Holistic Well-Being Dr. Susan Gitau, a highly respected expert in counseling and trauma therapy, leads the foundation with a mission to foster resilience in communities facing adversity. Season Two continues this commitment by providing vital provisions like food and clothing, alongside mental health services that promote healing and growth. A Dedicated Team Making a Difference The SGCF team—comprising skilled counselors, passionate interns, and devoted volunteers—drives the project forward. Their hands-on involvement and compassion create a nurturing environment that supports the well-being of children and their families. Support the Mission Join the SGCF in making a tangible impact. Donate today to extend support to children and families in need or volunteer your time and skills to be a part of this life-changing initiative. Visit the SGCF website to learn more about contributions and volunteer opportunities.

Top Challenge Impacting Youth in 2024: Navigating Mental Health

Maintaining mental health involves regular exercise, a balanced diet, adequate sleep, and stress management techniques like mindfulness. Open communication enhances emotional well-being. Professional support through therapy, counseling, and medication is crucial. Addressing root causes is more effective than treating symptoms, fostering resilience and a healthy mind in today’s fast-paced world.

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