There were many success stories from the outreach. Below are several of the highlights.

At the end of the outreach at Kilamsa secondary school, the students were given a chance to share their thoughts. One girl stood up and said, "We are very grateful for this education which you have given us. We have made our commitment to wait and to study hard in order to raise our academic performance. We will live a chaste life from now on. Thank you very much." The academic master then stood and said, "Certainly, today is a day of blessing in our school because this education is very vital for this generation. I will make sure we have established a UCE Chastity Club as soon as possible." At Kilamsa of the 220 gathered students 164 made commitments to chastity.

At Kwashungu Secondary School, the headmaster, Mr. Msafiri Chindengwike shared some of the challenges facing his students. He said, "Some girls have engaged in sexual relationships with adults who help them financially. This has led to a serious problems where students fail to concentrate on their studies. The school has tried to take legal action against some adults, but the results were not good, because families of the students negotiate and compromise with them. Last year we had two students who were found to be pregnant." After delivering the outreach: a message of forgiveness, hope, love, second chances, and God's plan for our lives regarding our sexuality, chastity, the students asked many questions.

Students were then given a chance to choose chastity, they shouted "we want to abstain in order to achieve our goals!" 353 of the 440 students at the school chose to commit to chastity. The headmaster then wound up the outreach by saying, "I am a teacher by professional but I cannot provide this kind of education as clearly as the UCE team does. So we take this opportunity to welcome you to our school as many times as you can come. We wish you a safe journey."

At Kibaoni Secondary School the team found that the UCE message had preceded them. One girl had committed to chastity at the UCE Easter conference in Ifunda, Iringa in 2014. She assisted the UCE team by showing all of her peers her chastity commitment and giving a witness to chastity. She said that as a student, "I have chosen abstinence as my way of life." Her teachers shared that, "she is a very good student with good behavior." The UCE team congratulated her on being a good role model of chastity. She helped to encourage 298 of her 350 gathered peers to commit to chastity.