Empowering Lives
Welcome to Mary Immaculate Rescue Centre, Samburu
Protecting and Supporting Girls in Samburu County
Our Story
About Mary Immaculate Rescue Centre, Samburu
Mary Immaculate Rescue Centre, Samburu is a remarkable organization founded in 2002 by the Sisters of Mary Immaculate of Nyeri. It was born out of a deep commitment to protect and support girls in Samburu County who faced harmful cultural practices such as forced marriages and female genital mutilation. Over the years, more than 450 girls have found refuge at the rescue centre, seeking education and a better future. With a capacity for 120 girls, the centre ensures that each girl is registered in schools within the country and the Mary Immaculate network, empowering them to become teachers, police officers, and successful entrepreneurs.
Our Programs
Empowering Girls Through Various Programs
Why Choose Us
Our Unique Value Propositions
01
Safe and Supportive Environment
We provide a safe and supportive environment for girls to heal, learn, and grow, empowering them to break free from harmful cultural practices.
02
Quality Education for All
Every girl at Samburu Girls Rescue is registered in schools within the country and the Mary Immaculate network, ensuring they receive quality education and opportunities for future success.
03
Empowering Future Leaders
We empower girls to become future leaders by offering mentorship programs and opportunities for personal and professional development.
04
Holistic Care and Support
We provide holistic care and support to girls, addressing their physical, emotional, and psychological needs to help them heal and thrive.
05
Creating Role Models
Our girls become role models in their communities, inspiring other girls to dream big and break free from harmful cultural practices.
06
Long-Term Commitment
We are committed to the long-term success and well-being of each girl, providing ongoing support even after they leave the rescue centre.