About Us

MISSION

Transforming, giving hope, and rehabilitating needy and vulnerable communities by initiating social-economic activities and life skills through education, training, counseling, and creating awareness of social issues.

VISION

A transformed, skilled, empowered and self-reliant community.

I have lived in the streets, I know how important it is during this time to have a helping hand that’s why I support many to get out of the streets

Pauline Kamanja – GMI President

OUR HISTORY

GMI began its programs in 2013 and became officially incorporated as a 501c3 in 2017. There has been huge success in GMI’s programs, from reconnecting street children with their families to providing street families with access to food and clean water. GMI seeks for empowering and transformative programs to enable streets families to live a decent life. We begun a daycare in Ruiru, Kenya to enable mothers of the children in the daycare to go and work, providing income for their families. This transformed to a full fledged primary school which, as of January 2020, has a 50 students enrolled. GMI has also been involved in women empowerment activities in northern Kenya joining in the fight against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).

Organizational Goals

• Get families off of the street
• Provide education to street children
• Empower mothers and help them get on their feet through a micro-financing program
• Work with underprivileged communities in the Northern part of Kenya that practice female genital mutilation