Three ways to be heard.
Free for every child under 18, with a parent’s consent.
Five steps to be heard.
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1Apply
A parent or guardian fills in the form on our Contact page.
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2Consent
They sign our consent form. Nothing starts without it.
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3Choose
We pick a track together: Storyteller, Voice or Diplomat.
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4Create
Weekly sessions for one term, coached by trained adults.
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5Launch
A published book, a podcast episode or a real stage.

Write your own book.
You write the story. We publish it.
- Story workshops to find your big idea
- One-to-one editing and real illustration
- Printing, a launch party and a place in the Climate Anthology
About KSh 50,000 publishes one book. We raise it, so families pay nothing.
Sponsor a bookHost a podcast.
Co-host our podcast, Climate Gumzo.
- Speaking and confidence coaching
- How to interview and ask brilliant questions
- Your own episode, heard around the world


Speak on a real stage.
Train for real conferences and climate summits.
- Write a speech that is clear, personal and true
- Practise for tough questions, then rehearse on stage
- Introductions to Nairobi events looking for youth voices
Early warning for schools.
Unhealthy air, heat and heavy rain put children at risk at school. We warn schools in good time, with one clear step to take, so pupils stay safe and keep learning.
Air quality
Heat
Heavy rain
We record only what each school did, never pupils’ names.

Move today’s PE lesson indoors and check on pupils with asthma.
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We watch
Open air-quality readings and official weather forecasts for each school’s area.
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We alert
The head teacher gets a clear alert with one suggested step, in line with the school’s own health rules.
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The school acts
The school confirms the alert and notes what it did, such as moving PE indoors.
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Everyone is ready
Parents hear in good time, and partners are alerted when a school needs extra help.
Want to support a young advocate?
Choose what your gift pays for.
Questions from parents
Anything else? Email hello@duniaendelevu.org.
Who can join?
Any child under 18, through a partner school or one of our tree-planting events. Schools can apply to become partners.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Donations, sponsorships and anthology sales pay for books, recordings and travel to events.
What do you need from parents?
The child’s name, age and school, and the parent or guardian’s name, relationship, phone number and email. Before the first session, the parent or guardian signs a consent form.
When and where are sessions?
Weekly, for one school term, at partner schools and public venues, always with vetted adults.