What if one act of kindness could change a life? Moses Sapuro’s story proves it can. Once a young man with dreams stifled by financial hardship, Moses is now a community leader. A Lifeline Through Education Years ago, Moses was among
Change does not happen by wishing for it. Real impact demands action—focused, tangible, and purposeful. That is why the Optiven Foundation, in partnership with Spur Karen and Kibera Joy Initiative, is taking a stand this World Menstrual Hygiene Day on May
The Optiven Foundation was honored to take part in the Waste Symposium 2025, an event organized by the Youth Green Society (YGS) under the visionary leadership of Kimani Mithamo. This gathering brought together environmental champions, policymakers, and organizations united by a
The Optiven Foundation has been recognized at the 2025 Warriors for Good Awards, receiving the honor in the category of “Honour for Good in Building Sustainable Livelihoods.” This recognition celebrates the Foundation’s impact in transforming communities across Kenya through programs focused
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
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