The Power of Giving: Susan Saleeba’s Journey in Kenya

In this episode of Owners Outlook, we sit down with Susan Saleeba, founder of Gabriel Learning Centre and Nakuru Hope, to explore how a single trip to Kenya transformed her life—and the lives of countless others.

Susan shares her inspiring journey of building a school and orphanage from the ground up, the challenges of earning trust in a new community, and the relentless dedication required to keep an international charity running. We dive into:

✅ The moment that changed everything—how Susan’s first visit to Kenya sparked a lifelong mission
✅ Overcoming early setbacks—navigating trust, funding struggles, and community engagement
✅ Sustaining impact—how Susan ensures every donation makes a real difference
✅ Grassroots fundraising strategies—raising awareness in Australia for those in need abroad
✅ The true meaning of success—why giving back is the ultimate legacy

Plus, in our Aim for Aid segment, we highlight SisterWorks, a charity empowering migrant and refugee women. Thanks to this episode’s sponsor, Nacha Land Surveyors, 100% of their sponsorship will go directly to support this cause.

🎙 Tune in for an inspiring conversation on resilience, purpose, and making a meaningful impact in the world.

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