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Youth Motivation and Mentorship Programme
This involves mentoring young people within the local communities in Kenya as well as advocacy for young people as occasions emerge.
Kijiji Pack Project
We are young adults, African Character Initiation and Building organization.
Kijiji Pack Project
We are young adults, African Character Initiation and Building organization.
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KIJIJI PICTURES
KIJIJI PICTURES
KIJIJI PICTURES
KIJIJI PICTURES
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ACIP Education Foundation
ACIP Education Foundation
ACIP Education Foundation
ACIP Education Foundation
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About us
Our history
The African Christian Initiation Programme (ACIP), is a community participatory programme of the Eldoret-based Gender and Development Network (Eldo-GADNet). Eldo-GADNet is an inter-denominational, inter-disciplinary and inter-ethnic initiative. . It serves to i) meet the mandate of Moi University and more specifically of the founder members to translate knowledge generated in the University into practical development for communities at the local, national, continental and global levels, and ii) meet the needs of local and national community to empower young people to transit from childhood to responsible adulthood.
1990s
Here is where it all started
Ladies to Ladies talk to address rampant unwanted pregnancies, abortion, STIs/HIV & stress among students at Moi University; Something needed to be done.
2003
PhD Dissertation
PhD Dissertation on Gender, Youth Sexuality, HIV/AIDS & the Church in Kenya Published. We noted there was need for intervention in this area.
2004
ACIP Founded
Mission: To be a global leader in mentoring adolescents with values and skills for life.
Motto: Choose Life (Deut: 30:15). We also did our first ACIP event which was very successful.
2006
Eldo-GADNet began
Eldo-GADNet began a process of consultation with the Strategies for Hope Trust,
2006-2016
Engagements
Multiple Acip activities across the country.
2016-2018
ACIP Assessment
We evaluated the performance of ACIP and noticed that:
ACIP has an impact on character amidst national moral crisis.
ACIP Alumni value honesty and respect.
enyans strongly desire national values system.
2019- 2022
Currently
We conducted more character Initiation programs and we continue receiving overwhelming feedback from our graduates
what is acip
About us
The African Character Initiation Programme (ACIP) accompanies and empowers adolescents with information through their identity and sexual crises, to build their confidence and self-esteem and provides them with life skills and character values for successful transition to responsible adulthood. The community-based and participatory programme provides a one-stop source of information on adolescent realities in a context of modernization and information explosion. For sustainability, the programme is community-sponsored and owned with an inbuilt training of young programme alumni as future trainers. Over the last 13 years, the programme has directly impacted over 2000 boys and girls through workshops and camps and directly mentored over 1500 individual boys and girls. The ACIP has been tested in a multitude of areas within Kenya, as well as Malawi and Nepal.
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Mentees
We love what we do and we do it with passion.
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Experience
We have over 18 years in field mentoring, training and helping young people.
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Team members
We have over 15 qualified professionals with over 50 years combined experience.
Our latest news
Learn about our latest news from blog.
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Mar, 23
REPORT ON ACIP 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM AND LAUNCH OF SRCK-MOI UNIVERSITY, MAIN CAMPUS
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31
Mar, 23
ACIP 2022 Initiation Workshop Launch and Program
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10
Nov, 20
World Forgiveness Day: Celebrating Saba Saba in Kenya
The theory was first published in 2008 a press released under the name of Cliff Arnall, who at the time was a tutor at the…
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06
Nov, 20
ACIP ACTIVITY REPORT
The theory was first published in 2008 a press released under the name of Cliff Arnall, who at the time was a tutor at the…
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