Empowering young African girls through mentorship, education and skills development to break barriers and achieve success.
Cacumator
Mentorship
"It is Possible, Only Believe!"
Our Mission
Empower YOUNG AFRICAN Girls to Pursue Education
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Mentor Girls to Achieve Their Aspirations
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Break the Cycle
of Poverty
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End the Practice of Early Marriages
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Our Vision
To create a future where every young African girl has the opportunity to pursue her education, break free from the cycle of poverty, and lead a life of empowerment, independence, and achievement. We envision a society where gender equality is the norm, and where early marriages are no longer a barrier to a girl’s potential.
Grace Munyiri is a Kenyan leader and multi-award-winning social entrepreneur celebrated for her impactful work in education and mentorship – her journey is one of resilience and passion.
Growing up in a community where education for girls was often undervalued, Grace faced significant financial and cultural barriers. Despite these challenges, she pursued her education with determination, earning several prestigious scholarships along the way for her academic excellence. Her personal journey of overcoming adversity inspired her to dedicate her life to uplifting other young African girls facing similar obstacles.
In 2016, Grace founded Cacumator Mentorship with a clear mission: to empower young African girls by providing them with mentorship, education, and life skills. Fueled by her belief that “It is Possible, Only Believe!,” she has dedicated her life to helping girls break free from the cycles of poverty and early marriage, ensuring they have the support and opportunities they need to achieve their dreams.
Cacumator Mentorship has positively impacted the lives of over 500 young African girls, offering them a safe space to learn, grow, and build brighter futures. Grace’s inspiring story and unwavering dedication continue to shine as a beacon of hope for countless girls and communities across Africa.
Founder’s Story
Partnerships
Educational Institutions
Local Communities
Nonprofit Organizations
Impactful Stories
Testimonials
Before joining Cacumator Mentorship, I never imagined finishing school.
Now, with mentorship and support, I’m in university pursuing my dreams.
They’ve changed my life and given me hope.
Growing up in a society that silenced women, I always knew something needed to change. My journey from a creative writer to a journalist was driven by the desire to amplify the voices of girls and women around me. Cacumator Mentorship has been a game-changer, enabling me to fully focus on my education without a financial burden.
Awards & Recognition
African Women In Media
“It’s possible, Only believe” : A Call To Action for International Day of the Girl Child
Cardiff University
Paying it forward: The alumna supporting young girls to access education
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F.A.Q
through our empowering mentorship journey.
We welcome young African girls from underprivileged communities who are eager to learn, grow, and pursue their dreams despite challenging circumstances.
Our mentorship programs typically run for one year, but we offer ongoing support and resources to help girls achieve long-term success.
Yes, we assist girls in finding and applying for scholarships, providing guidance throughout the entire application process to secure financial aid.
Since our founding in 2016, we have empowered over 500 young African girls to stay in school, avoid early marriage, and pursue their aspirations. Our program focuses on building confidence, leadership, and life skills that enable girls to break the cycle of poverty and achieve their dreams.
You can support us by donating, volunteering as a mentor, or partnering with our organization. Donations help fund educational materials, workshops, and other essential resources for the girls in our program. We also welcome partnerships with businesses and organizations that share our mission.
Blog & News Feed
Explore inspiring stories, mentorship tips, and educational resources to empower young girls on their journey.