Students at the Heart of the Celebration
Students brought energy, creativity and optimism to the day, reflecting the confidence and talent that 360 Climate Institutes seeks to nurture.
Official Launch Record · 25 July 2026
A community milestone bringing together young mothers, children, students, alumni, institutional leaders, guests, partners and supporters around a shared commitment to childcare, education and opportunity.
The launch is complete. The mission continues. This event record celebrates the people, participation and partnerships that gave Cha Mama a strong beginning.
Launch Milestone
The Cha Mama Daycare Baby Crèche was officially launched on Saturday, 25 July 2026, bringing together young mothers, children, students, alumni, institutional leaders and community supporters.
The occasion combined youth creativity, leadership, partnership and a shared commitment to help young mothers continue their education and skills development.
Students brought energy, creativity and optimism to the day, reflecting the confidence and talent that 360 Climate Institutes seeks to nurture.
Guests and professionals joined the celebration, bringing encouragement, experience and valuable relationships to the Cha Mama journey.
Community participation demonstrated that Cha Mama is a shared response to a practical challenge facing young mothers who want to continue learning.
Thank you to everyone who stood with Cha Mama. The launch was made meaningful by young mothers and their children, students, alumni, guests, community members, supporters and institutional partners.
Student & Alumni Expression
The launch programme gave students and alumni room to share what they are learning, creating and becoming. Fashion, music, spoken word, comedy and dance brought the celebration to life.
These moments reflected a wider 360 Climate Institutes commitment: skills development should build confidence, expression and pathways to opportunity.
Fashion and Design students presented their creativity as part of the launch programme, giving guests a glimpse of the practical talent being nurtured at the Institute.
Board members and alumni also joined the occasion, connecting the day's celebration with the wider 360 Climate Institutes community.
A learner shared an original composition, demonstrating how creativity and confidence can grow alongside vocational training.
Spoken-word expression gave students another way to communicate ideas, confidence and lived experience.
Students used poetry to contribute their voices to a programme centred on education, opportunity and community.
Alumni brought humour into the celebration through a Kikuyu comedy performance, adding another layer of community expression to the programme.
The programme also created informal moments of connection as learners and guests celebrated together.
DJ M3 supported the celebratory atmosphere, complementing the student and alumni performances throughout the occasion.
Guests, Leaders & Supporters
Hosted by 360 Climate Institutes, the Cha Mama launch brought together KDIC board leadership, church and education leaders, the Institute Board, community representatives and supporters around a practical commitment to learner continuity.
Their participation connected the initiative to a wider network of people and institutions invested in young people, families and community opportunity.
KDIC Board Leadership
Four members of the Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation Board were present, reflecting institutional support for the launch and its focus on learner continuity.
Joined the launch as part of KDIC’s board leadership, supporting a milestone centred on learners and families.
Joined fellow board members in marking the official launch and the community purpose behind Cha Mama.
Kenya Bankers Association Representative
His participation also brought Kenya Bankers Association representation to the launch.
Her participation reflected KDIC’s board-level presence at a launch focused on learner continuity.
KDIC Delegation
Other members of the KDIC delegation also joined the celebration and the wider show of institutional support.
Church Leadership
The church was represented through a sermon by Ven. Benard and words from the Regional Reverend.
Ven. Benard delivered the sermon as part of the Cha Mama launch programme.
The Regional Reverend shared words with those gathered for the Cha Mama launch.
Institutional & Community Participation
The strength of the launch also came from organisations, leadership teams and people who helped connect Cha Mama to education, community and institutional support.
The Board joined learners, families and guests in marking the beginning of the initiative.
The committee helped organise a dignified and community-focused launch.
Education leadership was represented among the guests supporting learner continuity and opportunity.
The beneficiaries remain at the centre of the initiative and its continuing purpose.
The wider launch community also included retired Central Bank officers, community and local leadership, students, alumni and the many guests and supporters who helped make the occasion meaningful.
A Moment of Participation
The launch also included a signing and stamping moment, captured in a short sequence of photographs from the day.
Together, these images preserve another part of the occasion: people participating in a milestone centred on young mothers, learning continuity and community support.
Rather than treating the launch only as a ceremony, these photographs document the people and participation around the milestone itself. They form part of the wider story of support that surrounded Cha Mama from its beginning.
Preserving the moment accurately. These photographs are included as part of the event record without adding details about the documents or participants that the available source material does not establish.
Media & Learner Voices
The story of the day continues through external media coverage, additional launch reporting and performances that gave learners space to share their creativity and confidence.
Each video is presented below in its standard YouTube player.
Inooro TV covered the launch and the daycare initiative created to support young mothers as they continue with their training.
Additional coverage brings together highlights from the Cha Mama Day Care Baby Crèche launch and fundraiser.
An original composition by Derrick captures another dimension of learner confidence, creativity and participation.
A student shairi performance reflects the role of expression, communication and self-confidence alongside technical and vocational learning.
Beyond the Launch
This page preserves the official launch as an event record. The continuing Cha Mama initiative remains focused on helping young mothers stay connected to training, opportunity and a supportive learning environment.