Partner with Wazi.

Stock a school dispenser in Nairobi from KES 8,500 a term. We are a registered, youth-led team, and we agree the school, the schedule and the reporting with you before funding.

Partner with usSee the evidence

Wazi and CAEL volunteers smile behind stacks of purple pad cartons beside a pickup.
A volunteer reaches up to stock the coils of an open wall dispenser.
Two partners hold signed agreements in front of the Ufanisi Centre banner.

In 60 seconds

What your partnership makes possible for a child.

  • The offer

    KES 8,500 stocks one school dispenser for a term, about five cartons of pads, in Ruaraka or elsewhere in Nairobi. KES 25,500 stocks an institution for a year.

  • The proof

    13 dispensers installed across 8 school and university institutions, and 1,500+ direct users of the Wazi Dispenser Model.

  • The next step

    Tell us who you are. We agree the school, the delivery schedule and how we report back, before any funding moves.

Partner with usSee the options

A volunteer reaches up to stock the coils of an open wall dispenser.
The first TPEN-supported activity builds on Wazi's work for menstrual equality and justice. September 2026

Options and prices

Stocking keeps existing dispensers supplied. New hardware and installation need a separate conversation. KES 7,000+ a term is the Elimisha Jamii tier; KES 8,500 a term stocks a dispenser.

Pick an option to see what it covers, then plan it with us.

Keep a school stocked.

Choose the part you can play. We agree the school, delivery schedule and reporting together before funding.

Choose your partnership
A volunteer reaches up to stock the coils of an open wall dispenser.

Stock a school dispenser

KES 8,500 a term

KES 8,500 a term. About five cartons of pads to stock one existing school dispenser.

Where
A school we agree with you, in Ruaraka or elsewhere in Nairobi.
Delivery
One school term; agree the school and stocking dates with our team.
Reporting plan
Agree a stocking update and a programme summary with us before funding.

Partner with us

Prefer to contribute directly? Support the work by M-Pesa or card. Choose your amount on the form, which shows the currency before you confirm.

Evidence

Registration, safeguarding and reporting sit beside the offer, and the work is on school walls.

dispensers installed
13
Across 8 school and university institutions in our dispenser programme.
direct dispenser users
1,500+
People who have used the Wazi Dispenser Model.
young people surveyed
1,482
SMYLE Phase 2, six Ruaraka schools.

A registered local team

Wazi CBO, Ruaraka, Nairobi.
Registration HUD.GPO/KAS/CBO/08/2023/015.

Governance and documents

Care comes first

Talk through safeguarding, school access and the use of images with us.

Discuss safeguarding

Reporting you can ask for

Programme results and, on request, programme and financial reports.

Results and reporting

A partnership you can see

CAEL provided 50 cartons of pads for six Ruaraka schools. October 2026; original on-screen text.

Wazi and CAEL volunteers open a stocked wall dispenser in a blue and yellow corridor.
A youth-led engineering company and Wazi put a pad contribution into the school dispenser system. October 2026
Two women in orange Wazi shirts smile beside a newly mounted dispenser, one gesturing toward it.
SMYLE Phase 2 dispenser installation began in Ruaraka with support from Be Kids Australia. July 2025

Three ways to partner

  • Way 1

    Technical partnerships

    Co-facilitate sessions, contribute subject-matter expertise, share curriculum, second a staffer to a Wazi pillar, or train our facilitators.

  • Way 2

    Funding and programme support

    Stock a school dispenser from KES 8,500 a term, support Elimisha Jamii community education from KES 7,000+ a term per learner, underwrite an AYP cohort, sponsor research or support operational costs.

  • Way 3

    Visibility and joint campaigns

    Co-design campaigns, lend platform reach, sponsor convenings, share research findings, or host visiting Wazi delegations.

Funding partner: Be Kids Australia

Be Kids Australia is our funding partner for the dispenser model. Through the Soko Mjinga Youth Leap Enterprise Grant it funded the Phase 1 dispenser pilot at Kenyatta University and the Phase 2 expansion into Ruaraka. BKA is a 100% volunteer-run organisation.

Dispenser support
SMYLE Phase 1 and Phase 2
Programmes funded
Wazi Dispenser Model, Phase 1 and Phase 2
Operating model
100% volunteer-run, no admin fees
Country coordinator
Isaiah Luyara, Kenya

bekids.org

A Wazi Kenya volunteer in a white Wazi shirt and a colleague hold signed documents in front of a Ufanisi Centre banner.
Wazi volunteers gather shoulder to shoulder on brick paving outside a blue lattice doorway.
Wazi celebrates its first Be Kids Australia grant and collaboration with Brain Psyche and Ufanisi Centre. November 2023

Organisations we work with

  • Be Kids Australia
  • Kenyatta University
  • Global Youth Mobilization
  • Seeds of Change
  • Giving Light to Society
  • Wahenga Youth Group
  • Paper Hearts Foundation
  • AMREF Kenya
  • NEPHAK
  • KU Centre for Gender Equity and Empowerment
  • KU Women's Economic Empowerment Hub
  • Heinrich Boell Stiftung Nairobi
  • European Union
  • American Corner Moi University
  • Nairobi City County
  • Change a Life Learning Center
  • Dandora Arts and Study Center
  • Ufanisi Education Center
Two partners hold signed agreements in front of the Ufanisi Centre banner.
Wazi and Giving Light to Society signed a two-year MOU covering youth action across several pillars. October 2025

Partner enquiry

Prefer email? Write to info@wazikenya.org or call +254 755 819 889. We reply within one week.

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