Thematic Areas

The education program delivers inclusive, quality schooling from nursery through secondary level, with pathways into vocational training and university for those who are ready.

The Libraries & Learning Spaces program brings community- and school-linked libraries, book clubs, and mobile library services to children, youth, grandmothers, and wider community members who would otherwise have little access to information or reading materials. 

The Alumni & Leadership Network connects former Nyaka learners into a growing community of mentors, advocates, and philanthropists who give back to the next generation. 

The Grandmothers Program organises these women into community-led groups where they support one another through shared care, savings, micro-enterprise, home improvements, and local advocacy.

The Farm & Forestry Program supplies the school kitchen with energy and foodstuffs, sustaining a 100% meals-at-school rate among Nyaka students, 46 percentage points above comparable schools in the region.

The Health, Nutrition and Mental Wellbeing Program delivers school and community-based health services including clinical care, nutrition support, dental services, immunisation, HIV treatment and care, and mental health and psychosocial support.

The SGBV & CSA Prevention and Response programme combines community-level prevention, survivor-centred case management, psychosocial support, and justice pathways for children, especially girls, women, and adolescents.