Background:
In Kenya, youth ages 15-24 make up 20% of the total population, above the world’s average of 15.8%. Out of an estimated total of 10 million youth, it is estimated that 2.5 million are unemployed, and only five percent enter the formal labor market each year…
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Program Approach & Strategy:
In response to these challenges, Good Kenyan was founded. Established in 2017, Good Kenyan is an organization that aims to mentor, empower and equip high school graduates…
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Mission
We exist to propel Kenya's youth by championing and fostering their abilities towards sustainable futures
Vision
We envision a Kenya where youth are empowered, sustainable, and inspired as responsible leaders, driving positive change in their communities.
Values
Community, Leadership, Integrity and Transformation
Who We Are .
We exist to propel Kenya’s youth towards sustainable futures by championing and fostering their empowerment.
Established in 2017 and officially registered as a non-profit in 2019, the Good Kenyan Foundation is committed to empowering marginalized youth across Kenya through skills development, mentorship, and tailored career strategies. Five years into our journey, we launched the Regina Yego Girls Center, specifically designed to uplift vulnerable rural girls. Our mission is to guide these young individuals through crucial transitional phases, equipping them with the tools needed to secure sustainable and dignified livelihoods. Furthermore, we strive to contribute to the achievement of several SDG Goals, including Reduced Inequalities, Decent Work, Economic Growth, No Poverty, and Climate Action.