Kianda Foundation is a non-profit Educational Trust established on 9th January 1961. Our main objective is to promote the education and welfare of women in Kenya. We achieve this through the establishment and management of schools, colleges, and training centres for both women and girls, promoting their general education.

Yes, both Kianda School and Kianda College are projects of Kianda Foundation. The College was the first project of the Foundation, established in 1961, while the School was started in 1977.

Kianda Foundation's activities include: 1. Education: Primary, secondary, and tertiary education for girls; early childhood education in vulnerable nursery schools. 2. Health and Nutrition: Programs for children and communities with limited access to healthcare. 3. Environment: Various environmental programs and activities. 4. Youth Development: Leadership courses, personality and character development, social responsibility training, guidance and counselling, hygiene and nutrition courses, and affectivity and sexuality courses. 5. Women's Empowerment: Micro-entrepreneurship and business skills training, employability skills, income-generating activities, health and hygiene classes, mentorship and counselling support, HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention programs, cookery/nutrition courses, human rights and values courses, and parenting courses. 6. Emergency Support: Facilitating access to basic needs during emergencies that threaten livelihoods.

Kianda Foundation’s mission is quality and personalised education for women and girls in Kenya, but we are interested in the welfare of the whole family, and there are general programs where both are taken care of.

Kianda Foundation has established several projects, including: 1. Educational Projects: Kianda School and two nursery schools within tea plantations. 2. Vocational Training Schools: Kimlea Girls’ Technical Training Centre, Kibondeni College, and Tewa Training Centre (now under Nurisha Trust). 3. Women Empowerment Programs: Fanikisha Project (Business Women Support Program) and Kimlea Business Centre. 4. Cultural Centers: Fanusi Study Centre and Faida Centre. 5. Health Projects: Kimlea Medical Clinic and Children’s Health Program (CHEP). 6. Community Projects: 'Smartika Mimi' (Hygiene & Nutrition program in schools) and 'Tekeleza Program' (Leadership Program for the youth).

Yes, Kianda Foundation actively seeks funds to provide scholarships for students in need within our institutions.

Kianda Foundation stands out due to our holistic approach to education and development. We focus on the all-round formation of our beneficiaries, addressing their social, physical, mental, emotional, and moral wellbeing, in addition to providing quality training in specific subjects.

Kianda Foundation operates institutions and programs in Nairobi, Kajiado, Kiambu, Kilifi, Kisumu, and has outreach programs in many other towns.

You can support Kianda Foundation in several ways: 1. Donations: Contribute to specific projects or provide scholarships for students. 2. Volunteering: Share your experience and skills. 3. Partnerships: Help us find partners for our programs. 4. Innovative Ideas: Bring your unique ideas to support our mission.

You can donate through our website's 'Donate' page, which includes our bank and Mpesa details. Other ways to support include gifts in kind or equipment, leaving a legacy, fundraising, organizing events and contributing the proceeds, donating a percentage of your sales, and using your talents and experience to generate donations (academic, musical, sports, etc.).

For inquiries or more information, contact Kianda Foundation via email at info@kiandafoundation.org or call at +254742317180.