Employment & Enterprise
Helping young people in Kenya bridge the gap between education and a self-sufficient future.
The Challenge
Education changes lives. But for many young people in Kenya, the biggest challenge begins after they leave school.
Without access to employment opportunities, vocational training, or start-up support, talented and motivated graduates can struggle to turn their education into a stable future. That's why our work continues beyond the classroom — helping young people move from education to employment, entrepreneurship, and independence.
Why It Matters
True, lasting change happens when young people are able to support themselves and build their own futures. When a young person becomes financially independent, the impact goes far beyond one individual.
Support their families
Invest in further training or education
Contribute to their local economy
Inspire younger children in their community
Help break the cycle of poverty
The Gap
Completing school is an important milestone, but it does not always guarantee a job. Many young people face barriers such as limited job opportunities, lack of professional networks, limited access to practical training, and no start-up capital for business ideas.
Our programmes help bridge this gap by providing guidance, skills, and opportunities that help young people take their first steps into employment or entrepreneurship.
Our Approach
Every young person's journey is different. Some want to find employment, while others dream of starting their own business. We support both routes.
The Impact
When young people are equipped with the skills, confidence, and support they need to succeed, the impact lasts a lifetime.
A student who becomes self-sufficient today can go on to support their family, strengthen their community, and help the next generation access education and opportunity. This is how education leads to lasting change.
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Your support helps young people in Kenya gain the skills needed for employment, start sustainable small businesses, and become self-reliant members of their communities.
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