Building Parent Infrastructure for Africa
At HaliSpace, we're creating the missing parent infrastructure that African schools need. Just like roads connect cities and internet connects the world, we're building the digital pathways that connect every parent to their child's education.
Our Co-founders
HaliSpace was founded by Maua Osoro and Nicholas Yoder, who share a commitment to reimagining how parents and schools connect. Together, we're building parent infrastructure that empowers educators, supports families, and ensures every child's journey is seen and celebrated.
Maua Osoro
Co-founder
Born in Nairobi and shaped by life across four continents, Maua founded HaliSpace to build technology that speaks every parent's language and fits every community's reality. Her mission is simple but bold—make schools and families feel more connected, from Nairobi to Lagos, Dakar to Cape Town.
Nicholas Yoder
Co-founder
Born in Lesotho and raised in Ethiopia, Nicholas comes from a family of educators and has studied education extensively. With over 7 years as an educator and now a PhD candidate, he brings deep academic and practical experience to HaliSpace, ensuring every child receives the support they deserve.
Building Infrastructure at Scale
By the end of 2026, we're committed to creating robust parent infrastructure across Africa
500+
Schools Connected
50,000+
Parents Reached
1,000,000+
Messages Delivered
What Drives Us
The principles that guide everything we do at HaliSpace
Accessibility First
Every parent deserves to be connected to their child's education, regardless of language, location, or digital literacy.
Trust & Partnership
Building bridges between schools and families through transparent, reliable communication tools.
Local Understanding
Built by Africans for African schools, understanding the unique challenges and opportunities of our continent.
Community Impact
Committed to strengthening educational communities and ensuring every child's success is celebrated.
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