Support iSpeak – LifeSkills Consulting

Support the iSpeak Programme

Sponsor an iSpeak Child

The annual cost to run the iSpeak Programme per school is Kshs. 350,000 amounting to about Kshs. 7000 per child. You could Adopt an iSpeak Child by contributing the annual amount required.

Volunteers

The programme runs purely on volunteer basis and iSpeak seeks to recruit as many volunteers as possible to enable the programme run in as many public schools around the country as possible. To register as a volunteer, please send an email to info@life-skills.co.ke

Corporate Sponsorship

The iSpeak programme seeks corporate partnership for both financial sponsorship as well as sponsorship in kind to ensure sustainability of the programme. Sponsorships in kind include notebooks and pens for the students, refreshments for the students during the iSpeak sessions, T-shirts for speaking events and gifts to be given as best speakers awards. Corporate sponsors are entitled to PR opportunities including photo opportunities and visibility on iSpeak communication platforms and events.

The iSpeak Programme is run by LifeSkills Consulting Ltd

Sanitary Towels Support Appeal

A specific challenge faced during the interactions with the students, is that the female pupils are in dire need of sanitary towels. There is no sanitary towels programme currently existing and the girls face various concerns during their periods, including shame and embarrassment, that impact on their levels of confidence.

Support is required to run an annual sanitary pads programme that seeks to provide every girl with a one year supply of sanitary towels package that comprises of the sanitary towels, panties and a health education booklet at a cost of Kshs 550 per girl per year. The target is to reach 1000 girls who need this help. The provision of this support will provide the much needed freedom for the pupils to focus on building their skills to gain confidence and transform their circumstances

Boxers Support Appeal

The boys at the different schools within the programme are in need of decent underwear. Whilst various sanitary programmes exist in schools and come with panties for girls, the boychild remains unattended to. Without decent underwear the boys face embarrassment and their self esteem levels keep dripping.

Support is required to run a boxers drive to ensure that every boy has at least 2 decent boxers each half year. This amounts to Kshs 800 per boy per year and the target is to reach at least 2000 boys who need this help. This initiative will ensure that the boychild continues through their school life with the desired confidence.