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Our Impact

Where the work speaks for itself

Four thousand students. Eleven counties. Five programmes. The numbers are real — but behind every one is a person whose world got a little wider.

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Impact stories

Real people. Real change.

Story — community football

Empowered Dreams

How a community football programme became a network of confidence, leadership and lifelong support for young women in Nairobi.

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Story — coding class

Tech for Change

A coding classroom in Busia where curiosity met opportunity — and students started building tools for their own community.

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Story — cultural workshop

Open Doors

A cultural workshop that turned a single classroom in Kisii into a doorway onto language, art and a much wider world.

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Counties & Reach

Active in 11 counties across Kenya

From coastal Kwale to highland Murang'a, our programmes are embedded in communities — not passing through them. Every county has a team, a story, and students who show up.

In the Media

Stories from our work

300 Players, 17 Teams: Nairobi's Community Hockey Tournament
Exchange Trips6 Sept 2026

300 Players, 17 Teams: Nairobi's Community Hockey Tournament

Path to Russia and Ed's Hockey Academy brought together more than 300 players and 17 teams at Lenana School for an 8-a-side community hockey tournament, backed by the Kenya Hockey Union and built around youth engagement, talent development and inclusion.

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Mission Sky: Kenya's First Russian Film Premiere
Cultural Workshops15 Aug 2026

Mission Sky: Kenya's First Russian Film Premiere

Path to Russia brought 120 guests to Motion Cinema in Nairobi for the Kenyan premiere of the Russian film Mission Sky — the first Russian movie ever premiered in a Kenyan cinema — followed by a two-week theatrical run and a public conversation about what Kenya and Russia can build together through culture.

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Can You Beat a Russian Grandmaster? Nairobi Chess Tournament
Exchange Trips25 Jul 2026

Can You Beat a Russian Grandmaster? Nairobi Chess Tournament

Path to Russia partnered with the Nairobi Chess Club to host "Can You Beat a Russian Grandmaster?", an 8-round rapid tournament where the top five Kenyan finishers challenged FIDE Grandmaster Yuriy Ajrapetyan in a live online simultaneous exhibition.

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Impact snapshot

Proof in the work, not the words.

0+Students reached
0+Girls trained in sport
0Community matches
0Scholarships supported
0Counties reached