Project Imarisha Ngong Forest is the Foundation’s iconic project and involves restoring Ngong Forest, and livelihoods and is being delivered with the Kenya Forest Service. The investment to date is over KES 160 million.
The Foundation's entrepreneurial pillar provides financial help, inclusive insurance, and access to digitalization tools for both individuals and businesses. The pillar is intended to support economic resilience and job growth in the areas where the Foundation works.
NCBA's Go Getter Internship Programme takes recent graduates and rotates them through the bank's business units for eleven months of real work, paired with a coach and mentor. The 2026 cohort brought in 50 graduates from 16 Kenyan universities.
Women and girls also remain central to the Foundation’s development agenda. Across many communities, women continue to face barriers in accessing finance, quality employment and business opportunities.
St. Thomas Aquinas High School's Boys Mentorship Program has been in operation for seven years. Seventy kids from the school were welcomed by the Foundation at the Isuzu factory in July 2025. Mentors from various departments sat with them one-on-one, discussed their own career plans, and encouraged them to pursue technical vocations and STEM topics.
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