Impact
Our Impact
Dada Mkubwa believes impact is measured not only in numbers reached, but also in safety, voice, confidence, healing, awareness, and collective action.
Impact by the Numbers
Women & Girls Reached
Community Dialogues
Healing Sessions
Active Projects
What Change Looks Like
Girls and young women gain voice, confidence, and leadership opportunities.
Survivors access safer spaces for healing and storytelling.
Men and community leaders engage in prevention conversations.
Communities gain stronger awareness of SGBV, SRHR, and reporting pathways.
Stories of Change
Case Studies
#032Breaking Silence in Lunga Lunga
After the SGBV awareness project, 3 survivors came forward to share their stories publicly for the first time, sparking community dialogue and local accountability.
#031Girls Who Lead
Participants in the school-based mentorship program reported increased confidence, improved understanding of their rights, and active leadership roles in their schools.
#033Men as Allies
Male engagement sessions led to community men publicly committing to prevention, with several becoming active advocates against gender-based violence.
How We Learn
Monitoring & Learning
Dada Mkubwa reflects continuously on its work. We gather feedback from participants, document outcomes, and adapt our approaches based on what we learn. We believe that honest reflection is essential to genuine impact.
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