Welcome To Dhahabu Themanini
Investing in the Future of the Family through the Youth
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--About us--
Dhahabu Themanini Family Centre was founded in 2008 in Nairobi, Kenya, originating from a weekend activity organized by Mrs. Mary Ng'ang'a for her children and a few family friends. This initial gathering laid the foundation for what would become a structured program dedicated to youth mentorship and family development.
The organization's name, Dhahabu Themanini, meaning "Gold Eighty" in Swahili, symbolizes the preciousness and maturity associated with its mission. Over time, the initiative evolved into a comprehensive program emphasizing the development of young individuals through the principles of the 3 Cs: Character, Culture, and Christianity.
Guided by the motto "Investing in the Future of the Family through the Youth," Dhahabu Themanini has expanded its reach, offering mentorship, personal formation, and family-driven initiatives aimed at strengthening both individuals and families within the community.
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--Meet the team--
Mary Ng'ang'a
Founder and Director Dhahabu Themanini
Kaihu Thuo
Head of The Moran Project
Tess Thuo
Head of The Elima Project
--Our programs--
The Moran Project
The Moran Project: Rite of Passage is a transformative program designed for boys aged 13 to 15. Anchored in the 3 Cs — Character, Culture, and Christianity — it serves as a critical rite of passage to guide boys through their transition into responsible young men. This program focuses on holistic development, encompassing the Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul. Through mentorship, practical experiences, and cultural teachings, participants learn virtues such as responsibility, courage, and integrity while grounding themselves in their faith and cultural heritage.
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The Elima Project
The Elima Project is a formation program for young ladies in high school, designed to help them grow into women of substance. It focuses on cultivating leadership skills, emotional maturity, and strong character while offering guidance on academics, career choices, relationships, and personal well-being. The project emphasizes the importance of Character, Culture, and Christianity to ensure that the young ladies are well-prepared to contribute positively to society and live out their full potential.
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Girls To Ladies
The Girls to Ladies Alternative Rite of Passage is a formative program for girls aged 13 to 15. The program aims to support girls in transitioning into young ladies of substance by fostering their personal growth, self-awareness, and empowerment. Through mentorship, cultural education, and spiritual formation, the girls develop the confidence, leadership qualities, and virtues necessary for navigating the challenges of adolescence while remaining grounded in their values and faith.
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--Our Contacts--
P.O. Box 21738 -00100
181 Windy Ridge, Karen
Email: hello@dhahabuthemanini.org
Phone: +254 736 329 048
