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Humphrey Muchuma stands out as a beacon of hope and transformation in a world where success is often flaunted but rarely shared. From humble beginnings in Khalala Village to becoming the founder of Nairobi’s rising IT firm, INUA-AI, Muchuma’s journey is as inspiring as it is impactful. Muchuma is the winner of the #TUKOHumanitarianAwards, Innovation in Humanitarian Solutions Category. Photos: Humphrey Muchuma (Facebook) https://lnkd.in/da3RDZ5i

James Ouma, a co-active coach and mentor based in Ngong, turned his troubled childhood into a mission to support and uplift boys abandoned by society. After losing his father at 13 and spending time in a police cell, James was inspired by a fellow inmate’s words to change his life course (Lifesong) and help others. He founded a shelter for boys who have faced abuse, rejection, or incarceration, offering them mentorship, counselling, and a second chance. Congratulations, James, for winning the #TUKOHumanitarianAwards, Grassroots Impact Category. Photos: James Ouma (Facebook) https://lnkd.in/da3RDZ5i

Harriet Afandi knows what it means to rise from hardship and to turn that pain into passion for social justice. She is the winner of the 'TUKOHumanitarianAwards, Gender Advocate Category. Raised in Vihiga County, she overcame poverty, gender-based violence, and limited access to opportunity, experiences that would later shape her mission to uplift others facing similar struggles. Congratulations Harriet!🎉 https://lnkd.in/da3RDZ5i Photo: Harriet Afandi (Facebook)

He doesn’t just restore hearing—he restores dignity. For years, many Kenyans lived in silence, unaware that the gift of sound could return. But Dr. Richard Mwangi, lead audiologist at Doctors of Hearing, chose to change that—one ear, one patient, one life at a time. Driven by empathy and a deep belief in inclusive healthcare, Richard brings hope to those who had forgotten the sound of laughter, love, and life. 👏 Dr. Mwangi is the winner of the #TUKOHumanitarianAward in the Healthcare Hero Category. https://lnkd.in/da3RDZ5i

As a little girl, Anita Soina watched her beloved Mara River shrink and dry. What once gave joy became a symbol of loss—and later, a call to action. Determined to protect what others take for granted, Anita became a powerful voice for climate justice. From founding youth movements to standing at global summits, she fights for clean water and a future where rivers flow, not fade. Her journey began with heartbreak. Today, it inspires change. Congratulations, Anita Soina, on winning the TUKO Humanitarian Award, Environmental and Sustainability Hero category. https://lnkd.in/da3RDZ5i

For Kahii Ga Cucu, this isn't just a sad reality. It's a reminder of where he came from. Famously known as John Ga Cucu, the boda boda rider and philanthropist has made it his mission to feed street families every Monday and Friday at Nairobi’s Globe Roundabout—no matter what. Having experienced hardship himself, Kahii says that whenever he looks at a street child, he sees a reflection of his past… and a reason to give hope. 👏 Congratulations, Kahii Ga Cucu, on winning the #TUKOHumanitarianAward in the Young Humanitarian Category. Your consistency, compassion, and commitment are an inspiration. Keep changing lives — one meal, one Monday at a time. Photo: Kahii Ga Cucu (Facebook) https://lnkd.in/da3RDZ5i

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