Rumana isaack Mohammed

M&E Enthusiast & Gender Advocate | Mandera native | Passionate about data-driven development & inclusive progress |Emerging Community Champion Award Winner

[Save the Children Kenya & Madagascar @SaveChildren_KE]

Earlier today, Save the Children Kenya officially kicked off its #DriveToArrive Road Safety Campaign with a hybrid road safety sensitization session for staff across our offices.
The session was facilitated by Samuel Musumba, Assistant Director, Road Safety Programme at the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), alongside representatives from the National Police Service – Traffic Division and the Deputy OCS, Kileleshwa Police Station. Together, they shared practical insights on road safety, defensive driving, and the shared responsibility we all have in preventing road crashes and protecting lives.
As part of the launch, staff also signed the 2026 Road Safety Commitment, reaffirming our collective pledge to make safer choices on and off the road. Every journey matters, and every safe arrival makes a difference.
Together, let's drive responsibly, stay patient, and look out for one another on the road. Because the destination only matters if you arrive safely.
#DriveToArrive #RoadSafetyWeek #SafeDriving #SafetyFirst #EveryJourneyMatters @NPSOfficial_KE @ntsa_kenya

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Kenya is opening new pathways toward recognizing and integrating refugee teachers into the national education system. Through the #TeachWellVoices Project, policy discussions have evolved into practical action, bringing together the @EduMinKenya, Teachers Service Commission (TSC Kenya), County Education Boards, @UNHCRgov, and education partners to explore solutions that strengthen both refugee and host community education.

From teacher recognition and skills validation to micro-credentialing and the registration of refugee schools, these reforms represent meaningful steps toward an inclusive education system where qualified refugee teachers can contribute their expertise and help address teacher shortages.

When refugee teachers are recognized, children gain greater access to quality learning, communities become more resilient, and education systems grow stronger for everyone.

Advancing refugee teacher inclusion is not just about expanding opportunity—it's about building a more inclusive, equitable, and resilient education system for Kenya.

Kiswahili Version - https://t.co/kESDQgf2gX
English Version - https://t.co/DZ0s49CUsl
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#teachwellvoices #refugeeteachers #EducationForAll #WorldRefugeeDay #InclusionInEducation

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@SaveChildren_KE is on the ground supporting the hard-hit Mandera West Sub-County, where families are struggling with severe water shortages following prolonged dry spells in October 2025.

With backing from the Humanitarian Fund (HF) and in close collaboration with the Mandera County Government, we have launched emergency water trucking to ensure drought-affected households have access to safe, clean water.

Let's join hands towards ensuring no family is left without water.
#WaterForLife #Humanitarianaid

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@SaveChildren_KE, through the UKAM-ACCEPT Project, supported the @Mandera_cgvt, @Ncpwds, and the @klrcKE in hosting a two-day forum to disseminate the Persons with Disabilities Act, 2025, and sensitize stakeholders on social protection.

The forum strengthened understanding of disability rights and inclusive policies.

Meanwhile, the Mandera County Social Protection Bill, which embeds strong disability inclusion measures, is under County Assembly review, a major step toward equity and protection for persons with disabilities.

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Child participation isn’t just a principle; it’s the heartbeat of our programming.

During their recent visit to our @SaveChildren_KE Country Office, the delegation from @SavetheChildren, led by Chief Impact Officer Betsy Zorio, had the privilege of listening directly to children as they shared their experiences, aspirations, and ideas for building a better future.

These conversations remind us why we do what we do: every program, every decision, and every response must reflect the voices of those who matter most, the children.

This is part of our collective effort to build a world where children are not only seen and heard but are actively shaping the solutions that affect their lives.
#Childparticipation

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The County Government of Mandera Multisectoral Nutrition Stakeholder Team has successfully concluded the development of the Mandera County Nutrition Action Plan (CNAP) 2023–2027 during a session held in Elwak.

This milestone was made possible through the support of @SaveChildren_KE under the UKAM–ACCEPT Project, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen advocacy for nutrition interventions at the county level.

Thanks to @Concern and @RACIDA for their valuable collaboration in the process.

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💧 Transforming Lives in Mandera West!

Imagine a #mother who no longer worries about her child falling sick from unsafe water. Thanks to @SaveChildren_KE, families are learning how to use PUR water treatment sachets to turn contaminated water into safe drinking water.

This simple solution means healthier children, fewer hospital visits, and stronger communities. Clean water changes everything. 🌍✨
#CleanWater #WASH #HealthForAll

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⏰The road to Addis Ababa is calling!

We’re gearing up for the #AfricaClimateSummit2025 in Ethiopia, where children and youth aren’t just participants, they’re the changemakers.

Africa’s young people bear the brunt of the climate crisis, but they also carry the spark of the brightest ideas and the courage of bold solutions.

📢Be part of the movement. Share, support, and stand with young changemakers shaping Africa’s climate future.

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including recent aid cuts impacting vulnerable families- Yussuf Gedi shares powerful insights on why humanitarian action matters.
Take a look at his inspiring journey and reflections.
Full Interview: https://t.co/OuS8X1v0IU
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[Save the Children Kenya & Madagascar @SaveChildren_KE]

Our partnership with the Sub‑County Health Management enabled gender‑segregated dialogues at Koromey Community Unit in Mandera East-engaging women on breastfeeding best practices and men on their vital role in emotionally and socially supporting nursing mothers.
#WBW2025

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@SaveChildren_KE Mandera Field Office commemorated World Breastfeeding Week (Aug 1–7) under the theme “Creating Sustainable Support Systems”, thanks to the ACCEPT project funding.

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Extreme weather, worsened by #ClimateChange, has left families struggling with the lasting effects of climate shocks. Thanks to @SaveChildren_KE outreach clinics via #UKAidMatch, families like Dorcas’ are receiving life-saving care.
Read her story: https://t.co/Onf3DtvdMd

[Save the Children Kenya & Madagascar @SaveChildren_KE]

Other priorities discussed were alternative family care and capacity building for teachers and social workers to better support vulnerable children. Save the Children is committed to working closely with the State Department to uphold children’s rights and improve their lives.

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"As the needs are arising, and many have turned away, Save the Children is committed to staying and delivering basic services and to protecting the rights of children," @RabiltossapornP, Country Director @SaveChildren_KE
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Child-friendly reporting is rooted in accuracy and sensitivity—sharing the truth while considering the emotional impact on children. It means protecting their identities, upholding their dignity, and most importantly, empowering them to tell their own stories.

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Yesterday’s event in Mandera was an incredible success as we united to celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities

The event themed 'inclusivity and sustainable future' served as a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience of people living with disabilities

It was a great opportunity to come together to raise awareness and advocate for inclusivity.

#InclusionForAll #WorldDisabilityDay

[Save the Children Kenya & Madagascar @SaveChildren_KE]

Today we kicked off our Annual Program Learning Meeting themed 'Integrating for greater impact and influencing.'

We are joined by our partners from government, donor community and local partners. For the next four days we will reflect, share insights and strategize on how we can better integrate our efforts to create meaningful, lasting change for children across Kenya.

We are committed towards innovative ways to strengthen our programs, amplifying our influence, and building a brighter future for every child!

#IntegrationForImpact #LearningAndGrowing

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On #MazingiraDay 2024, Save the Children Kenya reaffirms our commitment to ensuring that every child has equitable access to climate solutions.

Under the theme 'Equity, Innovation, and Resilience in the Face of Climate Change,' we recognize the power of innovative technologies and the strength of resilient communities in protecting children from the worst impacts of the climate crisis.

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Happy #InternationalDayoftheGirl! Today’s generation of girls is rewriting the future! They are courageous, hopeful, and leading the charge for change despite global challenges.

But they need allies—those who listen, support, and invest in their dreams.  Let’s join them in their vision for a world where every girl can fulfill her potential.

#IDG #IDG24 #DayoftheGirl

[Save the Children Kenya & Madagascar @SaveChildren_KE]

Today, we celebrated the International Day of the Girl in Mandera East alongside the First Lady of the county, Her Excellency Madina Ali.

We honor the strength, dreams, and leadership of girls everywhere! Let’s continue to amplify their voices and empower them to break barriers and shape the future they envision. 💫

Girls hold the power to change the world, and together, we can ensure they have every opportunity to do so!
#DayOfTheGirl