Our Impact

Development of an internationally accredited and child friendly financial capability curriculum for early childhood learning and young people.

Inculcation of financial capability and entrepreneurial mindset to 4,031 children (9 – 15 years old) in 4 public schools.

Development of 4 social enterprises in 4 public schools, meeting demand of essential goods for the school and neighboring communities in rural parts of Western Kenya.

Training of 168 Teachers and Headteachers, and 1,192 parents on child friendly schools, financial capabilities and child safeguarding at home and school in Western Kenya.

12 youth groups (of young people aged between 17 and 28) registered as self-help groups with relevant authorities.

Creation of sustainable dairy farming for 144 smallholder women farmers in rural parts of Eastern Kenya.

Supported 13 youth and women welfare groups access finance and procurement opportunities from Youth Enterprise Fund, and county governments of Siaya, Homa Bay and Kisumu counties.

Creation and sustenance of 27 community-based enterprises for young people in urban slums in Western Kenya.

Supported the re-enrolment and admission of 22 males and 16 females into TVETs institutions to pursue and strengthen skilling in various technical and vocational programmes.

Supported the placement of 146 young people into apprenticeship and paid employment with different organizations and companies in the country.