Empowering Youth, Transforming Communities.

Mboni ya Vijana

(The Eyes  of The Youth)

Welcome to Mboni ya Vijana.

At Mboni ya Vijana (MvG), we believe in the power of young people to create meaningful change. Our mission is to empower youth with the tools, knowledge, and opportunities they need to build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Together with your support, we are transforming lives, one initiative at a time.

Our Impact at a Glance

  1. 5,000+ Youth Empowered: Through mentorship, vocational training, and leadership programs, we’ve equipped thousands of young people with skills for success.
  2. 100+ Small Businesses Launched: By providing startup funding, training, and support, we’ve helped young entrepreneurs turn dreams into thriving businesses.
  3. Communities Transformed: From clean water initiatives to health awareness campaigns, we’ve uplifted entire communities through youth-driven projects.

Why Your Support Matters
Your generosity fuels our work. Every donation helps us expand our reach and to continue empowering young leaders who are shaping a better tomorrow. When you support Mboni ya Vijana, you’re not just donating – you are investing in a sustainable future.

  1. £100 funds vocational training for a young person.
  2. £500 supports a community development project led by youth.
  3. £1500 provides a borehole for a village

Get Involved
Join us in creating lasting change:

  1. Donate Today: Make a secure donation here.
  2. Partner With Us: Collaborate with us to amplify impact.
  3. Volunteer: Share your time and expertise to support our initiatives.

“Often, when I got back from school, I found our water pot empty. So, I went to fetch water 4km away at Kitibitibi stream and I spent three to four hours waiting for unsafe water in a long queue. After collecting water, cooking and eating, I was often very late going back to school for the evening sessions and very tired. I was positioned at 40th out of 129 pupils in my class for the past three years. But now I reached 6th position in our exams. This is because the improved water, income and food security at Zeze means I have time to study.” – Elidetha

Our stories

“Food was a big challenge to my family, I didn’t have enough food throughout the year, I didn’t even manage to farm more land and support my family’s education. Thanks to MvG, I adapted my farming and made more sacks of harvests, from 2 to 19 sacks of maize per acre. Now I pay school fees, school uniform, feed the family and my children are doing well in school” – Jefason.