The Beginning
Glory Mission Girls Centre was established in 2012 by a local pastor in partnership with the Wiga Community Based Organisation. During a mission to develop a community hospital in Suna, Nyanza Region, the pastor shifted focus upon learning of the unique challenges faced by vulnerable girls in the area.
Starting with just 18 girls and a generous land donation from a Wiga community family, the Centre became a sanctuary for education and empowerment. Today, it serves over 400 students, fostering holistic education and making a profound impact across Kenya.
Tackling Social Ills
- Early marriages
- Forced marriages
- Female genital mutilation (FGM)
- Sexual harassment and abuse
Our Pillars
Our Mission
To provide vulnerable girls with holistic education and empower them to overcome social challenges.
Our Vision
To become a role model in supporting the education of vulnerable girls for a sustainable future.
Our Motto
“Sound Education for Life”
From Humble Beginnings
From mud classrooms to a modern institution, Glory Mission Girls Centre has transformed into a symbol of hope and empowerment for girls in underserved communities.
Impact Stories
I was once a shy and unsure girl, but Glory Mission Girls Centre gave me the confidence to chase my dreams. Today, I am a teacher helping other girls like me.
— Mercy, Alumna
Without the support of the Centre, I would have faced a life of hardship. Now, I am an engineer making an impact in my community.
— Joyce, Engineer
The Centre saved me from early marriage and gave me the opportunity to pursue an education. I am forever grateful.