Meet Barnice, a determined biomedical student who is currently on attachment at Mbagathi Hospital, where she's gaining hands-on experience under the Biomedical Department. Her story, though still unfolding, is one of resilience, ambition, and transformation. Barnice is one of many
The second season of The Go Green na Optiven continues to spread its wings as more schools continue to get recognized for their dedication to environmental conservation. Among the latest institutions to receive awards was Masogo Secondary School in Kisumu, where
Optiven Limited prides itself in creating gated communities that are sustainable. This is achieved through comprehensive planning of value additions in projects that include trees, green spaces, solar street lighting, and water and waste management systems. The Optiven Foundation extends our
March 12 2025, saw the Optiven Foundation award St. Michael Mukui Secondary School in Kirinyaga as the best school in The Go Green na Optiven 2024. The school that got 56 out of 57 points from 19 participating schools impressed the
There is a great joy when you receive a surprise, and the same was the case at Mathare North on 7th March 2025. Young and old, male and female, parents and their children, all joined in the celebration of the presence
Mukui Village in Ndia Constituency, Kirinyaga County, is home to a young man who is chasing his dreams—quite literally. With nothing but a makeshift football and an unbreakable spirit, he sprinted through the dusty village pitch, weaving between imaginary defenders as
At Optiven Foundation, we believe in the transformative power of technical education. By equipping young people with practical skills such as carpentry, masonry, and plumbing, we empower them to build sustainable careers, contribute to their communities, and drive economic growth. However,
For decades, a persistent gender gap has existed in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields worldwide. While women have made remarkable strides in education, their representation in STEM careers remains low. The Optiven Foundation being committed to
The Optiven Foundation joined the global community in celebrating the International Day of Education with the theme “AI and Education: Preserving Human Agency in a World of Automation.” This comes after the Foundation took more than 600 students back to school
The Optiven Foundation works towards creating positive impact for countless of individuals creating opportunities to overcome challenges and realise dreams. Clara Tola is a mentee from Dr. Wachiuri and her story details the transformative impact of the Optiven Foundation serving as