The Optiven Foundation recently paid a visit to one of their long term beneficiaries, Olive Mugo, who has been on attachment at the Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) for over 2 and a half months. Olive is currently pursuing a Diploma in
The Optiven Foundation under the health and dignity pillar has transformed the lives of thousands of Kenyans through “Mobility that Brings Smiles”. Since its inception in 2019, the initiative has donated over 1,000 wheelchairs across the country driving independence among many.
Optiven joined the world in marking World Environment Day under the 2025 global theme “Putting an end to plastic pollution.” With environmental degradation posing a significant threat to ecosystems and human health, Optiven commits to sustainable practices and calls upon individuals
This May 2025, we meet John N. Kimani, a Building and Construction Officer who has been involved with the project sponsored by Optiven at Makobeni Secondary School in Viriko area of Kilifi County. He towers from his stature among those witnessing
In a remarkable show of impact and consistency, The Optiven Foundation has once again been crowned the “Education for All Champion” at the ESG Awards 2025. This marks the second consecutive year the charitable organization has received this recognition, cementing its
Today marks a powerful leap for science education in Kilifi County. Together with Hon. Amina Mnyanzi and the Kilifi CECM for Education & ICT Mr. Felkin, we officially handed over a brand new, fully-equipped science laboratory to Makobeni Secondary School. This
Presently, there is a cultural shift toward greater mental health awareness. This is key to focusing on psychological suffering, improving access to mental health resources, and reducing stigma in the corporate space. The Big Q then becomes how can corporates support
The Optiven Foundation was recognized by The Warrior for Good Awards for its transformative impact in building sustainable livelihoods. This award celebrates the initiative that aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), particularly SDG 11(Sustainable Cities and Communities),13(Climate Action),
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