Ida Odinga Honored Internationally for Dedication to Education

Homa Bay County, Kenya - Ida Odinga, a lifelong educator and advocate, has received international recognition from the Human Achievers Foundation (H.A.F.) for her extensive contributions to education. The organization presented Odinga with a lifetime achievement award and the title "Pride of Kenya" in acknowledgment of her dedication to advancing educational opportunities, particularly for girls.
The Human Achievers Foundation, known for its global commitment to human dignity and child healthcare, annually recognizes individuals making significant impacts across various sectors. Odinga's award specifically highlights her work in sponsoring students, constructing schools, and establishing the Dr. Ida Odinga Library and Resource Centre at Ogande Girls High School.
In conjunction with the award, the Human Achievers Foundation, led by Senorita Isaac, plans to partner with Homa Bay County through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The collaboration will focus on empowering women through skills development programs and promoting children's education within the region. This initiative reflects the foundation's broader mission of supporting marginalized communities and enhancing educational access for young girls, aligning with its core focus areas of women’s empowerment, children’s welfare, and healthcare. The foundation collaborates with NGOs globally to foster a more humanitarian society, with a specific emphasis on supporting marginalized women and sexually abused children.
Odinga expressed her gratitude for the recognition, reaffirming her ongoing commitment to sponsoring students, especially young girls, to equip them with the necessary education and skills for future success. Her work underscores the transformative power of education and its profound impact on communities. The award serves as a testament to the importance of continued investment in educational initiatives.