Over the past few years the Johari Foundation has developed a range of community programmes and social enterprises which help vulnerable children and young adults in Kenya escape the poverty trap. We aim to provide the children with the necessary skills to help them build a positive future for themselves and their families. Our Miale Community Programmes not only satisfy and nurture the most basic needs of food and shelter but they also support and encourage academic and vocational development.
Johari Foundation won the Glasgow Caledonian University International Award at Scotland’s International Awards Dinner on Friday 19th November. David Sibbald who was there to pick up this award for Philanthropic and Educational Achievement said, “This is wonderful recognition for the...
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Kenya Certificate for Primary Education (KCPE) will start officially from 8th - 12th Nov 2010. Today, 8th is a rehearsal day where the candidates are supposed to clean their classes, Desks and the invigilators will have to ensure that all...
My name is Wendy Atieno. I am 8 years old. We live with our mother. We are two children in our family and I am the first born. My brother’s name is Scholes Ochieng. He is in pre – unit...
