Like many organizations, we were born from a dream: to see every person understand their rights, promote health and well-being, advance equality, live with dignity, and find in learning a pathway to development. This dream began to take shape through the creation of spaces for sharing experiences and reflecting on the challenges faced by young people, women, and families who often did not know where to seek support or information.

Over time, it became clear that limited access to education and the lack of knowledge about rights and health were among the greatest barriers to human and community development. Many young people grew up without reliable guidance on what they could expect from themselves and from society. Many women were deprived of opportunities because they were unaware of the protection mechanisms available to them. Many families felt lost when facing challenges related to health and well-being.

It was in response to this reality that Muthiana Voice emerged, initially as a space for information, training, and dialogue, where knowledge becomes a practical tool for life.

Our history has been built through simple yet meaningful encounters: from discussion circles in schools, workshops and reflection spaces in universities, debate sessions, community engagement and joint initiatives, to capacity-building activities, awareness campaigns, and projects focused on education, health, human rights, sustainable development, and equality.

Each activity brought new lessons that helped shape our strategic planning and results-based approach to intervention, through the definition of objectives and implementation methodologies aimed at solving real and specific community challenges, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

As an organization, we believe that those who understand their rights and duties know how to act, how to protect themselves, how to demand respect, and how to care for themselves and others. That is why we work to ensure that knowledge is not the privilege of a few, but a right for all. In this way, Muthiana Voice becomes, above all, a collective space that upholds equality and well-being not as distant ideals, but as values built daily through relationships and choices.