Welcome to Taraji Learning Hub!
We are a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering resilience and positive change within communities. Our work is centered on several key pillars that address critical societal needs

Healing Through Creative Expression
Helping individuals and at-risk families process trauma, manage stress and build coping mechanisms through theatre and art therapy
Building Inclusive Communities
Foster inclusive societies that uphold the rights, dignity and active participation of PWDs in social, economic and civic aspects of life
Supporting Survivors of GBV
Creating a GBV-free society by assisting survivors meet their immediate needs, legal aid, and psychosocial support
Preventing Violence Through Education.
Preventing future violence through education, community engagement and promoting gender equality for survivors.
Advancing Knowledge & Capacity.
Preventing future violence through education, community engagement and promoting gender equality for survivors.
Mental Health Support in Kisii and Nyamira
In Kisii and Nyamira Counties, one in four young people face emotional or psychological distress linked to poverty, gender-based violence, school pressures and limited access to care.

With fewer than 10 mental health professionals per 10,000 people, many children, young people and GBV survivors lack safe spaces to process trauma and build resilience.
At Taraji Learning Hub, we focus on closing this gap by using creativity through art and play to improve mental well-being, empower communities and create supportive environments.

Art Therapy
Drawing, painting, collage, and creative tools to express emotions and process trauma

Play Therapy
Role-play, games, and storytelling to build confidence, empathy, and healthy relationships

Peer-led Mental Health Models
Training youth leaders to provide community-based emotional support

Psychological First Aid for GBV Awareness Support
Strengthening peer clubs to prevent and respond to gender-based violence

School & Community Outreach
Bringing therapy programs directly to where children and youth gather
