World Children's Day is a reminder that every child deserves love, protection and an opportunity to dream. The 2025 theme is "Investing in our Children is investing in our future," even as Optiven Foundation recognizes that this day carries a bigger
Each year, to raise public awareness of gender-based violence across the world, the United Nations recognizes 25 November as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. The day also begins the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence,
Meet Mama Monica Mueni, strong , courageous, mother of three differently abled children from birth. Her home? Ruiru, Wataalamu area, where she once ran her small business but had to abandon the venture due to illness. In 2023, her world looked
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27lsa5xAoRE In Murang’a County at Mitahato Secondary School, two bright and determined twins from a disadvantaged background faced financial challenges to access quality education. Raised by their grandmother, Jane Njeri, they were able to navigate high school battling not only academic
As we reflect on the Optiven Foundation journey and the remarkable impact we have made together, we find ourselves overwhelmed with gratitude. Today we take time to acknowledge every one of you who has walked alongside us, believed in our vision
Mazingira Day held every 10th of October, has become part of Kenya's journey to restore 10.6 million hectares of degraded land and achieve the 15 billion Tree Growing programme by 2032. Under the 2025 theme “Citizen-Centric Tree Growing and Environmental
A Strategy in Tandem with Sustainability and Climate Change Mitigation. Optiven's "Go Green" agenda is a long-term environmental protection strategy focused on promoting sustainable living and development. Launched in 2020, the initiative mobilizes both the company and its clients to adopt
In its continued mission to transform lives through education, the Optiven Foundation has donated Ksh. 100,000 towards the construction of a library at Itumbe SDA Mixed School in Nyamira County. The library project is being implemented in partnership with the Great
The Optiven Foundation recently paid a visit to one of their long term beneficiaries, Olive Mugo, who has been on attachment at the Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) for over 2 and a half months. Olive is currently pursuing a Diploma in
The Optiven Foundation under the health and dignity pillar has transformed the lives of thousands of Kenyans through “Mobility that Brings Smiles”. Since its inception in 2019, the initiative has donated over 1,000 wheelchairs across the country driving independence among many.