All Partners Stories
Hatua Partners Debut Skills for the Future Curriculum in 3 Counties
November 10, 2025
Since unveiling our Skills for the Future curriculum in August last year, our mentoring team has been working with non-profit organizations across Kenya to help them implement and adapt the program to their unique contexts. Through facilitation sessions, we’ve introduced trainers to the content and shared effective techniques for engaging high school–age students. So far, […]
Matching Talent to Opportunity: Aaron’s Journey with Hatua and Offshore Global Logistics
August 7, 2025
Every weekday, Aaron Masha dons his safety helmet and reflector jacket and starts ticking items off his to-do list at a warehouse in the heart of Mombasa’s industrial hub. From inspecting client goods for dispatch, receiving incoming deliveries from manufacturers, checking inventory levels, to updating clients with critical information that helps them make the right […]
Hatua Scholars Excel at Close The Gap Mombasa’s Internship Program
June 30, 2025
Connecting scholars in our program to job opportunities is perhaps one of the most important stages in our transformation cycle. As more alumni graduate from our 8-year scholarship and mentoring program, it has become increasingly important to build partnerships with the corporate community to support our students and alumni as they enter the workforce. Close […]
Celebrating 9 years of growth with Segal Family Foundation
July 28, 2022
For close to a decade, Segal Family Foundation (SFF) has been one of Hatua Network’s key partners, working with us to break the cycle of poverty for youth in Mombasa. In 2013, we were still a fledgling non-profit, abundant with vision but lacking the funding we needed to implement all of our ambitious ideas. In […]
Mombasa Corporates, Thank You for Supporting Our Golf Tournament
March 10, 2019
Hatua Network’s inaugural charity golf tournament raised Ksh1.3m that will go a long way in supporting the education of students in the Hatua Scholarship Program. Being a first of its kind, we had lots of learning experiences. We are sincerely grateful for the support from individuals and corporate institutions that joined the worthy cause of […]
HIGHLIGHTS OF HATUA’S ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
November 21, 2018
Saturday, 17th November was a special day for our organization. Our Annual General Meeting went down at JCC Church, Likoni. This is an annual gathering where we reflect and pass key resolutions for the coming year. Beginning from 8 am, stakeholders streamed into the church hall and everything was set to go with 300 attendees […]
Hatua’s Director selected for the African Visionary Fellowship
March 20, 2018
As a shift from traditional philanthropy, Africa Visionary Fellowship (AVF) initiative was designed by Segal Family Foundation in order to build capacity, offer mentorship, technical support and an exposure to donor spaces for African leaders driving change within their communities. Our Co-founder and Programs Director, Peter Kwame is privileged to be among the 15 selected […]
Hatua Teams up with Doctors Worldwide- KENYA
August 29, 2017
On Saturday, August 26th Hatua was able to briefly transform our community library into a free medical clinic for our students thanks to the help of the generous team of medical professionals of Doctors Worldwide. Whether it be the staff, fellow beneficiaries, parents, siblings, mentors or supporters of Hatua, the physical health and wellbeing of our […]
March 27, 2017
One of the many great things about being a part of the Hatua Family Team is their willingness to continue learning and improving personally and professional….and furthermore working together to do such things! We are very honored and proud to have been one of the few Segal Family Foundation(SFF) partners to be selected for their […]
September 22, 2016
This past June and throughout August, Hatua Likoni participated in a mass film screening and discussion of the documentary, “He named me Malala” in partnership with PAWA 254 and The Malala Fund. The purpose of showing this documentary was to bring awareness and support to issues affecting girls education within our community and beyond. The […]