Good Kenyan Registration Form
Who We Are .
Overview of the Good Kenyan Foundation
We are dedicated to propelling Kenya’s youth by championing and fostering their abilities towards sustainable futures through skills development, mentorship, livelihoods, and advocacy. Established in 2017, Good Kenyan envisions a Kenya where young people experience holistic growth and achieve economic independence, actively contributing to the advancement of their communities.
Five years into our journey, we founded the Regina Yego Girls Center as a project of the Good Kenyan Foundation, with a focus on supporting vulnerable rural girls.
We also strive to contribute to the SDG Goals of Decent Work, Economic Growth, No Poverty, Gender Equality, and Climate Action.
Regina Yego Girls Project
Empowering Young Women in Rural Kenya
Young women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds face numerous challenges, including insecurity, gender-based violence, lack of basic needs, poor education, and adverse health outcomes.
The lack of sustainable income exacerbates these issues. Good Kenyan aims to respond to the needs of young women from low-income rural communities, assisting them in breaking the cycle of poverty.
Our Priorities
Our key strategic focus areas are:
Skills Development
Programs
One-on-One Structured Mentorship
Mentorship
Livelihood Activities
Creative Hub
Advocacy
Policies
Learn more about our Priorities
Youth skilled & Mentored
Youth Skilled, Mentored and Connected to Opportunities
Kenyan professionals equipped to mentor
Centers of Operation (Nairobi and Uasin Gishu Counties)
Become a Mentor
Join your hand with us for a better life and beautiful future.
Give Donation
Help by transforming and empowering Kenyan Youths.
Give Scholarship
Consider a Gift to GoodKenyan Scholarship to help pay for Training.
Our Products .
Our curriculum applies a mix of learning methods including classroom-style training, here are some of the products crafted by our cohorts.
Share the Love .
Donate to support our causes
Our Stories .
Dan
Dan joined the program in 2020 eager to make something of himself. As he progressed in life, Dan came to...
Isabell
Isabell joined the Mwanzo program in January 2022 and was part of the 11th cohort. During her time in the...
Joshua Kairingu
My name is Joshua Kairungu Turungi. I joined the Mwanzo program in 2021 to put my free time to good...
0