Our impact

Clear numbers, accountable programs, and room for deeper stories.

Impact content is structured for donor confidence: what changed, how it was measured, and where support can go next.

150+Pupils completed primary school
99%Transitioned to secondary or vocational training
1,200+Youth directly engaged through mentorship
20,000+Youth reached through campaigns
1,000+Youth impacted through sports tournaments
15,000+Trees planted through conservation campaigns

Monitoring & evaluation

Results-based delivery that can improve over time.

CYEF applies a results-based framework across program delivery. The monitoring system combines quantitative tracking with community feedback and partner reporting.

  • Baseline and endline evaluations
  • Feedback surveys in schools and programs
  • Partner data and impact reports
  • Community impact stories and testimonials

Evidence we continue to strengthen

Upcoming additions can include annual reports, audited financial summaries, student transition records, approved testimonials, gallery captions, and current campaign budgets.

Impact stories

Impact stories from the field.

Graduation celebration with CYEF learners and supporters

Milestones worth protecting.

Graduation moments from St. Martin's show learner progress and can grow into approved transition stories for donors and partners.

Youth sports and conservation activity at Tala Opens

Sport that creates structure.

Tala Opens and Chipukizi FC provide visible proof of youth discipline, teamwork, wellness, and community engagement.

Community service and conservation work

Young people serving communities.

Conservation activities connect tree planting, eco-literacy, and youth-led stewardship with practical community service.

Field notes

Program evidence visitors can understand quickly.

Books & learning

Classroom support at St. Martin's.

Book donations and learning resources strengthen day-to-day classroom access while the foundation continues to support vulnerable learners.

Digital skills

Introducing coding to young learners.

Digital literacy support helps learners see technology as a practical skill pathway, not a distant opportunity.

Health readiness

Safer youth sports environments.

Health partners support emergency readiness and wellness awareness during tournaments and school-linked activities.

Tree planting

Climate learning through participation.

Climate work is tied to visible activities such as tree planting, school greening, and conservation conversations with youth.