The measure is a life that kept going.
Girls in Mukuru sat for the Womanhood lesson and left with towels in hand and a harder hope than pity. One of them wrote that she had watched friends leave school for pregnancy, marriage, or housework, and had still kept a path through study. Pastors who had been meeting in iron-sheet halls completed certificates and stayed in the settlement to preach.
The Mt Kenya outreach, the towel visits, and the Reuben classes are the record. They are not a campaign. They are what the foundation already did.
