Good Kenyan

Good Kenyan We support disadvantaged youth during the uncertain and challenging time in transition to use their time productively and chart their own future.

Good Kenyan Foundation is a non profit that mentors, empowers and equips high school graduates, grouped into cohorts, through a four-month program that cultivates marketable job skills and career development plans. We are a non-profit organization founded in 2017 to Equip, Mentor, and Empower Kenyan Youth from disadvantaged backgrounds to transition productively and thrive through projects that c

ultivate marketable job skills, and career development plans as a launching pad into an actionable self-driven future. Good Kenyan's vision is aligned with the SDG Goals of Decent Work, Economic Growth, and No Poverty. It is also working towards Kenya’s Youth Policy which seeks to provide an opportunity for improving the quality of life for the youth in Kenya through their empowerment and participation in economic and democratic processes as well as in community and civic affairs. Our vision: To contribute to building a positive and healthy society by transforming and empowering Kenyan youth. Our mission: We exist to transform and empower young adults through training and the creation of innovative environmentally friendly products. Core Values: Integrity: Leadership: Transformation: Community

To the young mothers growing with their children and the women who’ve long carried generations before them 💛Your love is...
10/05/2026

To the young mothers growing with their children and the women who’ve long carried generations before them 💛
Your love is quiet, constant and world-shaping.

Happy Mother’s Day Good Kenyans🇰🇪!

08/05/2026

Muturi represented us today in receiving laptop donations from INSO Kenya and afterwards we met & sat to reflect on his journey.

From starting a business after our entrepreneurship training, to studying civil engineering, working in construction, and now employing someone through his business… this conversation is such a powerful reminder of what can happen when young people are supported beyond school.

So many lessons in this one. Watch till the end ❤️


Muturi represented us today in receiving laptop donations from INSO Kenya and afterwards we met & sat to reflect on his ...
08/05/2026

Muturi represented us today in receiving laptop donations from INSO Kenya and afterwards we met & sat to reflect on his journey.

From starting a business after our entrepreneurship training, to studying civil engineering, working in construction, and now employing someone through his business… this conversation is such a powerful reminder of what can happen when young people are supported beyond school.

So many lessons in this one. Watch till the end ❤️


In case you missed it: Career Week moments with the Msingi Program Cohort 5.Leah, a florist, spent time with the girls d...
04/05/2026

In case you missed it: Career Week moments with the Msingi Program Cohort 5.
Leah, a florist, spent time with the girls demonstrating bouquet making and sharing her journey in floristry.
A simple activity but one that introduced creativity, patience and a different lens on career building

This Labour Day, we celebrate the hands building, creating, and reimagining what Kenya can become.At Good Kenyan Foundat...
01/05/2026

This Labour Day, we celebrate the hands building, creating, and reimagining what Kenya can become.

At Good Kenyan Foundation, it starts with access: skills, mentorship, and real pathways to work.

Made by students at Regina Yego Girls center.This is part of learning how to turn a simple idea into something functiona...
28/04/2026

Made by students at Regina Yego Girls center.

This is part of learning how to turn a simple idea into something functional and valuable.

Through hands-on practice, students work with materials, design and detail, building skills they can apply beyond the classroom.

From learning → to making → to real-world use.

She did everything right.And it still almost wasn’t enough.Zipporah got an A-, earned her university placement and still...
21/04/2026

She did everything right.
And it still almost wasn’t enough.

Zipporah got an A-, earned her university placement and still faced the kind of barrier no grade can fix. She kept showing up and when support met her determination, everything shifted.

Now she’s training in tech while pursuing her dream in healthcare, building toward a future where she can do both and do it well.

Access changes everything.

Some of the most powerful shifts don’t start with resources, they start with perspective. When young people are supporte...
17/04/2026

Some of the most powerful shifts don’t start with resources, they start with perspective. When young people are supported to think differently, they begin to move differently and everything else follows.

14/04/2026

Learning how to set goals is one thing, learning how they shape your choices is another. This session at Regina Ego Girl Center under the Msingi program pushed us to think about real-life decisions and the skills behind them.

From first strokes to final looks 🎨At Regina Yego Girls Center we built confidence, skill and a little bit of magic in t...
11/04/2026

From first strokes to final looks 🎨

At Regina Yego Girls Center we built confidence, skill and a little bit of magic in the mirror.

A 16-step journey guided by Fix Up by Freya where every face became a canvas and every participant walked away with something more than a technique.

08/04/2026

Round two with Freya at the Regina Yego Girls Center! 💄✨ Goodies, a 16-step makeup tutorial, and a beauty skills challenge made it a day full of fun, learning, and empowerment. Can you guess what the prize is? 👀 Stay tuned!

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