Uasin Gishu & Baringo Counties, Kenya — 26–27 August 2026 The Transparency International Kenya (TI-Kenya) held a CSO Assessment Workshop on Digital Tools for Uasin Gishu and Baringo Counties from 26th to 27th August 2026, bringing together civil society organizations (CSOs) and other key stakeholders to assess the use
Kibera, Nairobi County — HKSAI recently held an engaging financial literacy program at the HKSAI Training Center in Kibera, bringing together students pursuing ICT and Cosmetology for an empowering learning experience led by Chris Isindu and other staffs. The program was designed to equip students with practical financial knowledge that they
Recently, HKSAI in Uasin Gishu held an engaging and interactive session with beneficiaries, creating a safe space for them to share their experiences, challenges, achievements, and aspirations. The session provided an opportunity to listen, learn, offer guidance, and strengthen our commitment to supporting every beneficiary to reach their full potential.
HKSAI was privileged on Tuesday to host visitors from the Elimu Yetu Coalition, representing different counties across Kenya, at our Eldoret office. The team was in Eldoret for the NOREB meeting and graciously took the opportunity to visit our office. We were delighted to welcome them, share experiences, exchange ideas,
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Investing in More Than Education At HKSAI, education goes beyond providing school fees and scholarships—it is about nurturing confident, resilient, and responsible young people who are prepared to succeed in every aspect of life. During the recent school holiday, HKSAI welcomed its sponsored students to the HKSAI office in
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Advancing Transparency Through Capacity Building Yesterday we were delighted to participate in a capacity-building session on the Access to Information (ATI) Act convened by TISA through the KAS TUNU Project. The training brought together participants committed to strengthening transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in governance. Equipping Citizens with the
A Shared Commitment to Youth Empowerment Adolescents growing up in informal settlements often face unique pressures: academic stress, peer influence, and limited access to accurate, age-appropriate information on health and wellbeing. As part of our ongoing commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and community engagement, Hope for Kenya Slum
Advancing Transparency Through Capacity Building Yesterday we were delighted to participate in a capacity-building session on the Access to Information (ATI) Act convened by TISA through the KAS TUNU Project. The training brought together participants committed to strengthening transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in governance. Equipping Citizens with the
A Shared Vision for Every African Child The preparations for the 2026 Day of the African Child began weeks in advance, with KYGAN member organizations, government agencies, community groups, and development partners convening at the DC offices to coordinate the event. Under the theme “Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation
Nairobi, Kenya – The Hope for Kenya Slum Adolescent Initiative (HKSAI) has officially announced the opening of applications for its highly anticipated TVET Scholarship Program, operating under the Hope through Education & Empowerment Program (HEEP). This initiative is designed to provide critical support to vulnerable adolescents and youth residing in informal
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A Shared Commitment to Mental Well-Being Mental health continues to be one of the most pressing issues affecting children and young people today. Addressing these challenges requires collective effort, innovative solutions, and strong partnerships. Today provided an opportunity to strengthen these efforts through engagements with key stakeholders committed to
Today marked an important occasion for the Hope for Kenya Slums Adolescent Initiative (HKSAI), celebrating not one, but two significant milestones that underscore the profound impact of beneficiaries' unwavering commitment to education and youth empowerment. The day unfolded with heartwarming recognition at Loreto Matunda Girls Secondary School and culminated
Hope for Kenya Slums Adolescents Initiative (HKSAI), in partnership with UG Women for Peace and with support from the Echo Network Africa Foundation (ENAF), convened a Peace and Conflict Resolution dialogue that brought together women peace champions and youth from across Uasin Gishu County. The forum provided a safe and
A Shared Vision for Every African Child The preparations for the 2026 Day of the African Child began weeks in advance, with KYGAN member organizations, government agencies, community groups, and development partners convening at the DC offices to coordinate the event. Under the theme “Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation
Uasin Gishu County, 27 April 2026 – Hope for Kenya Slum Adolescents Initiative (HKSAI) mobilized 111 volunteers in a major Environmental Peace Walk and Community Clean-Up in Huruma Estate, bringing together children, youth, community members, local partners, and business owners to tackle illegal dumping, unblock drainage channels, restore cleaner public
Community Unites Against Waste Andolo, Kibera – In a powerful display of community spirit and environmental commitment, residents of Andolo, in collaboration with HKSAI and local partners, undertook a comprehensive cleanup initiative. This vital effort tackled persistent issues of illegal dumping, clogged drainage systems, and poor waste management that have long
Nairobi, Kenya – The Hope for Kenya Slum Adolescent Initiative (HKSAI) has officially announced the opening of applications for its highly anticipated TVET Scholarship Program, operating under the Hope through Education & Empowerment Program (HEEP). This initiative is designed to provide critical support to vulnerable adolescents and youth residing in informal
The morning of June 5th, 2026, began with excitement at St. Columbus Comprehensive School in Turbo. Learners gathered in the school compound, eager to participate in activities marking World Environment Day. For many of them, it was more than just another school event—it was an opportunity to learn, grow,
Kibera, Nairobi – May 2026 Laughter, learning, inspiration, empowerment, and celebration filled the grounds of Ushirika Comprehensive School as Hope for Kenya Slum Adolescents Initiative (HKSAI), together with partners, healthcare professionals, community leaders, media representatives, and students, commemorated Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026 under the global call for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld. The event
Boda Ladies Empowered Through Financial Literacy Training April 2026 For years, many young women from underserved communities have faced limited opportunities, financial uncertainty, and barriers to economic independence. Yet, a determined group of young women is daring to challenge the odds. At a recent financial literacy training organized by Hope
The Hope for Kenya Slum Adolescents Initiative has intensified its support to adolescents and youth across informal settlements following the official opening of the 2026 university and college placement application by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service. The KUCCPS online application portal, which opened on April 7, 2026,
HKSAI Celebrates Beneficiaries at Kisumu County VTCs Joint Graduation 2024–2025 Kisumu County — Hope for Kenya Slums Adolescent Initiative (HKSAI) has celebrated the success of its beneficiaries who graduated during the Kisumu County Vocational Training Centers (VTCs) Joint Graduation for the 2024–2025 class. The graduation ceremony, held on 31st