Nhanga mentors reflect on trust, intergenerational learning and the courage to speak.
Nhanga sessions bring girls and trusted women mentors together for honest conversation, practical life skills and shared learning.
A safe space is not created by a sign on a door. It is created by how we listen.
Mentors begin with questions rather than assumptions. That simple practice helps girls set the agenda and makes room for topics that may otherwise remain unspoken.
Over time, participants practise decision-making, digital skills and ways to seek support while mentors continue learning from the girls they accompany.
Impact grows when communities lead.
01Intergenerational trust02Girl-led priorities03Life skills and confidence
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