Under the Soaring Eagles Scholarship Program SESP, the Optiven Foundation impacted the community of PCEA Mahutia and Kiamuri Secondary Schools. Some 43 students were assessed and mentored under the Optiven Foundation Education pillar. The students were guided to understand The Scholarship
Optiven Foundation Empowers beneficiaries under Soaring Eagles Scholarship Programme (SESP) ahead of Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE). We are pleased to start this empowerment exercise at Kiambu county. We motivated & supported the students with Mathematical Sets , Face Masks
Ngatataek Secondary school in Kajiado County was the beneficiary of donations courtesy of Optiven Foundation. The donations which included sanitary pads and foodstuff were donated at the school located in Kajiado County. The event which was also graced by local administration
Optiven Foundation has handed over a permanent house to a mother of five in Ivovoani, Machakos County. The development followed interventions by the Foundation after a well wisher approached Optiven following the deplorable state in which the beneficiary was living in.
East Pokot County beneficiaries can now afford a smile thanks to being empowered. This follows a donation of wheelchairs and assorted food stuffs by Optiven Foundation in an ongoing campaign dubbed #MobilityThatBringsAsmile Our goal is to reach and impact more lives
Kitengela, Kajiado County For 3 months ,John Kabue Ndegwa, has battled with a spine problem causing him paralysis, a devastation that robbed him of his mobility. In September 2020, John found hope through the Optiven Foundation's campaign #MobilityThatBringsASmile. He became a
Optiven Foundation just shared hope with vulnerable households in Kieni, Nyeri County by giving them assorted food stuff including cereals, pulses and vegetable oil. The Foundation has been extending support to households affected by the current Covid-19 pandemic every month through
Optiven Foundation just shared hope with vulnerable households in Kapenguria, West Pokot County by giving them assorted food stuff including cereals, pulses and vegetable oil. The Foundation has been extending support to households affected by the current Covid-19 pandemic every month
Milly Inyuma is one of the beneficiaries who have been recently empowered to start a business after losing her job as a local salon employee due to Covid-19 pandemic. As a sole bread-winner, her job loss was a major blow to
Lower Kabete, Nairobi County In November 1996, Moses Ngethe Munene was involved in an accident that left his body paralysed, a devastation that robbed him of his mobility. In July 2020, Moses found hope through the Optiven Foundation's campaign #MobilityThatBringsASmile. He