INUA KIKE, which means "Women and Girls Rising" in Swahili, is a grassroots community-based organization that was established in 2016. With offices in Mathare, Nairobi-Kenya, their main focus is to empower women and girls, including those with disabilities, to realize their full potential and worth.

INUA KIKE has a clear mission to improve the socio-economic welfare of women and girls in Kenya by supporting their basic needs. They achieve this through four core programs: education and awareness programs on various issues affecting women and girls, provision of healthcare and health promotion, socio-economic empowerment, and community networking.

This organization aims to create a world where women and girls embrace their strength, worth, and potential. They value tolerance, respect, integrity, gender sensitivity, and equality. INUA KIKE has specific goals to increase access to education, promote mental health wellness, enhance knowledge and skills, and empower vulnerable girls and women economically. They also work to protect women and girls from gender-based violence and promote their involvement in decision-making processes.

If you want to support their cause or get involved, you can find more information on their website or contact them directly. INUA KIKE is committed to empowering marginalized women through education, facilitated by a dedicated network of volunteer teachers.