Gradif-K

One day to go! Tomorrow is the climax of ECVR, have you registered as a voter ? If you haven't ,you can still register at your nearest IEBC office.You have no excuse .Chukua hatua SASA ! Kadi

Je ,Uko Kadi? With only three days remaining to the close of ECVR you need to take a step and register as a voter if you haven't . Kadi

The GRADIF-Kenya Foundation is thrilled to share the incredible progress of our young entrepreneurs in Kajiado County as they hit a major milestone in the NYOTA Project! 🌟
Following the successful disbursement of their first business grants , our beneficiaries are now deep into their second structured mentorship programme. This critical phase is all about "walking the talk"—connecting these vibrant youths with experienced business development experts and local entrepreneurs to help them navigate the local market.These youths aren't just starting businesses; they’re building the future of our Economy.
This is truly a very transformative initiative where Evidence shows that most participating youth are on the journey to Self- Reliance as they benefit from the key Project components that include; Technical, Seed Capital/glStart up/Scale up grants, Mentorship sessions, Networking & Linkages support, all this and more, Courtesy of the Government of Kenya (GOK) and the World Bank. We are all together in this!

In partnership with GRADIF -Kenya Foundation It’s been an incredible journey working with these determined young entrepreneurs in Kajiado County during their first mentorship sessions. Seeing their growth, from refining business ideas to improving daily operations, is truly inspiring. This shows hard work and passion being poured into building sustainable businesses across our community.
Success isn't just about the capital it’s about the mindset and the guidance to keep growing. This is truly a very transformative initiative. 'Evidence shows that most participating youth are on the journey to Self- Reliance through this technical & Seed Capital support Courtesy of the Government of Kenya (GOK) and the World Bank. We are all together in this.Looking forward to seeing everyone complete their sessions and move on to the next stage of training -Kenya

Gradif-K was proud to have organized this with support from uraia trust .Together we can promote conducive electroal participation .

We successfully organized a participatory engagement bringing together ECCE Network members, teachers, Community Champions, across three wards in Mbeere North to strengthen the practice of meaningful child participation within ECCE centres.

The meeting focused on building participants’ knowledge and practical skills to create safe, inclusive, and child-friendly learning environments where children can confidently express their views, experiences, and needs. Participants also explored practical mechanisms for gathering feedback from children and identifying their priority concerns to inform responsive ECCE service delivery.

Together, we continue to champion spaces where every child is heard, valued, and supported to thrive. 🌱👧🏽👦🏽

GRADIF-Kenya through the Mbeere North ECCE Network sensitized community groups and children on climate change adaptation, equipping them with knowledge and practical tools to build resilience and protect our environment. 🌳

We are proud to support local role models driving environmental conservation initiatives at the grassroots level. Together, we are creating climate-smart communities. This initiative also promotes meaningful child participation in matters that affect them, especially climate change, encouraging children to speak out and express their voices through songs and poems. 🎶📝

Today Tharaka Nithi Civil society development organization network members participated in an exciting ,intriguing discussion which enabled the CSO network refine,validate and formally adopt an earlier drafted advocacy strategy.This advocacy plan will enable the CSO network have a structured engagement ensuring good coordination,accountability and joint action within the CSO and other actors.This was made possible with immeasurable support from Uraia,Foreign Commonwealth & development office and Electroal Law for Africa(ELGI),Ajenda Yetu Initiative

ECCE Network members successfully participated in a training that strengthened their skills in social accountability and advocacy tools, and jointly developed a clear Network Action Plan with defined goals to guide coordinated action at both community and county levels for improved ECCE service delivery.

Yetu Coalition

GRADIF-K, under the National Youth Opportunity Towards Advancement (NYOTA) project, successfully conducted a 3-day Training of Trainers (ToT) in Kajiado County.

The training aimed at building the capacity of selected trainers to provide Business Development Services (BDS) to youth who will benefit from the NYOTA program. Through this initiative, these trainers will play a key role in equipping young people with the entrepreneurial skills and knowledge needed to start and grow sustainable businesses.

Together, we are fostering a generation of empowered and enterprising youth who will drive economic growth and transformation in their communities.