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Generation Guiders promotes girls’ rights, empowerment and education by reaching out to advance the circumstances of girls wherever they are economically deprived, at risk of abuse, subject to harmful cultural practices or living in areas of instability.
Through our integrated programs, Generation Guiders is giving Adolescent Girls a voice to engage in conversations about the unique barriers they face and how they fight to overcome these obstacles in the rural area.
Our programs aim to ensure that adolescent’s girls have access to accurate information on comprehensive sexuality education to equip them to make informed life choices and prevent early and unintended pregnancy and high rate of school dropout in the rural.
Generation Guiders history goes back to its humble beginnings as a registered youth group in Githurai, Ruiru sub-county Kiambu County in 2009.
Generation Guiders was formally registered as a community-based organization on January 17, 2012, with a committed to empowering adolescent girls in the community focusing in Nairobi County, Trans-Nzoia County and Kiambu County.
A Member of End Child Marriage Network Kenya, Coalition for Adolescent Girls (CAG) and Girls Not Brides, a global partnership committed to ending child marriage and enabling girls to fulfil their potential.
Erick Omondi was born and raised in an informal settlement area, a city slum dwelling area where he lived in extreme poverty.
After the death of his father, Erick turned into a street urchin in Nairobi in order to derive a livelihood.
In the streets, he was disturbed to see the lives of many adolescent girls crushed and go to waste which inspired him to action. He desired to change in a practical way the plight of adolescent girls in the society especially for those from disadvantaged families.
After having being rescued in an orphanage, he founded Generation Guiders, a Grassroots community based organization run by community members to empower adolescent girls and women in rural area.
Erick Omondi has experience in working with young people in the community. He possesses a wealth of experience from working with youth's on SRHR issues as a peer youth educator in Carolina for Kibera and he has volunteered with MYSA. Erick is a winner of the 2019, 120 Under 40: The New Generation of Family Planning Leaders under the Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health.
We have two offices in Kenya with one located in Nairobi and the other in Trans-Nzoia County Kitale
