Student Wellbeing and Safeguarding - Kenya
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We're here for all of it
Guidance, resources and a safe space for students, teachers and parents
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What is. How to. What to do. Click any card for short and clear guidance on any topic
What is anxiety?
Signs, triggers, and why it happens in teens
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How to support a student experiencing anxiety
Four steps that work anywhere
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What to do if you feel unsafe
What to do next and who you can trust
Read full guide
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Therapy Room
Tushirikiane — let's collaborate
From one-on-one sessions to school-wide trainings, choose the support that's right for you
Parent-Teacher Training
Collaborative training sessions for parents and teachers to address shared challenges in student wellbeing and safeguarding
Workshops
Interactive workshops for students and teachers designed to complement and strengthen your school's existing mental health programs
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Shopping? Um, Yasss!!
Printable and digital resources for students, teachers and parents — designed for real life.
The Sustainable Excellence Planner
For high-achievers who want to maintain top grades and good mental health without burning out
Ksh 300
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Mental Health First Aid For Teachers
For teachers who want to help a struggling student but don't know where to start
Ksh 500
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How To Start Mental Health Conversations With Your Child
For parents who want to talk to their child about mental health but don't know how to start
Ksh 500
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Free Resources
Juu mambo ni mengi, here's some help - no strings attached
Download, share and use freely - no sign-up needed
Safeguarding Referral Checklist
What to observe, document and report — a one-page reference for teachers
Conversation Starters for Parents
10 gentle ways to open a mental health conversation with your child
Grounding Techniques Poster
Printable A4 poster — 5-4-3-2-1 and box breathing, classroom-ready.
Kwani mi hudoo? . About
Mambo? Mimi ni Clare,
a licensed school counsellor in Nairobi, Kenya. I specialize in wellbeing, safeguarding, and mental health support for students, teachers, and parents. I collaborate with schools, government institutions, and NGOs to build safer and healthier environments for students to pursue excellence. My approach is warm, practical, and resonant with what happens kwa ground, because every student deserves mental health support that meets them where they are. Karibu Mambo Shuleni, a platform devoted to making mental health a part and parcel of education, not just an occasional add-on.
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Let's catch up! Every week, I share with you tea on student wellbeing, safeguarding and issues kwa ground.