The DLSF Team joined our founding Director Daisy Kosgey who was the chief guest at an Educational Forum held at the Chepseon Vocational Training Centre organized by the Chepseon Kiptenden Education Empowerment Group. DLSF was a partner in convening the event.

The audience in the forum were students in various levels from Primary School to University together with their parents and other community leaders. The audience was drawn from the Chepseon and Sabunit Locations of Kipkelion East Sub-County of Kericho County.

It was a great moment for the Foundation and our Founder & Author of the Dear Little Sister Novel when the novel won the ‘Book of the Year’ in the ACABA Awards 2021, under the Young Category. Receiving the Award, The Author , Daisy Kosgey who was elated at this great achievement had this to say; ‘ This victory is not mine but for all the girls out there who are trapped in the menace of Teenage Pregnancy and Forced Early Marriages but are doing all they can to restart their dreams and seeing hope even in difficult situations trusting that one day things will change for better‘.

On 13th August 2019, the founder of Dear Little Sister Foundation had a Training and sensitization session with over 200 mothers from three constituencies ( Kipkelion East, Kipkelion West and Kuresoi Constituencies).

The event happened at Kongoi Secondary School in Kuresoi during the AIC Annual Women’s Camp. She talked about the role of mothers in ending teenage pregnancy and trained the mothers on how and when to start conversations on sex and its consequences with their daughters.

DLSF remains committed to its Vision and invites people of all walks to support this cause.