There is a certain sprint in the young lad’s walk as he looks around to familiarize himself with the environment. Clear confidence engulfs his little stature as he occasionally looks to his left where his father is and to the right
In the green hills of Miiri lies the border of between Nyeri and Kirinyaga counties – a green landscape, permeated with numerous banana stumps many reeling from the weight of the green fruit. Across each road is a picturesque of farms
Optiven Foundation has just scooped yet another accolade - SME CSR Awards - 2019 at the Gamechangers Awards organized by The League of Young Professionals, Kenya. This comes on the heels of winning yet another prestigious award - The Foundation of
It was an exciting day as Optiven Foundation team visited Mukui Primary and Secondary Schools to empower students ahead of their national exams. The students were inspired as well as issued examination materials, as they prepared to sit for KCPE and
Today the 17th of October the world celebrates the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, a day that seeks to recognize the victims of poverty and all its related forms. One name that comes to mind on this day is
The expanse that of the land forming the hills and valleys of Kajiado enveloped by the landscape of Mout Kilimanjaro, led to the winding road that led a team of staff working with Optiven Foundation to Loitoktok. The visit was a
11 October is the International Day of the Girl, aimed at highlighting and addressing the needs and challenges girls face. The day also promotes girls' empowerment and the fulfillment of their human rights. The theme for this year is Unscripted and
“The Optiven Foundation is supported by Optiven Limited and well wishers who come together to ensure that our brothers and sisters live in dignity and their lives are transformed. Truly when giving you do not just do it for the other
ABOVE: Mr. George Wachiuri inspects a guard of honor by the Scouts of Chinga Boys High School during the Term 2 Prize Giving Day on 31st July 2019 at the school. As I bid good bye to the month of July,
Kenya currently has an estimated 1.16 million people who have mobility disability. This is according to statistics by Global Disability Rights Now, a United States based resource center. A huge number of these Kenyans do not have financial capacity to own