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When You Can’t Do It All, Teach Someone Who Can ; Kianda Foundation's social projects incubation centre .

Updated: 3 days ago

Five smiling women in colorful attire and red sashes stand in a room with yellow walls and framed art. A table with a phone is in front.
Kianda Foundation's social projects cohort and their trainer

At Kianda Foundation, we’ve always believed that transformation doesn't happen in isolation , it happens when knowledge is shared, when courage is nurtured, and when ordinary people are equipped to do extraordinary things.


That’s why the launch of our Incubation Centre was never just a program. It was a promise. A promise to multiply impact by walking with women who refuse to look away when their communities are hurting. Women who don’t wait for change — they become it.


And on a bright morning this past week, we witnessed the first fruits of that promise.


After 12 weeks of classes, discussions, mentorship, and deep soul-searching, our first cohort of four women graduated — and walked out with more than certificates. They walked out with clarity, tools, confidence, and community.

They walked out as changemakers.

Two women stand smiling. One hands a certificate to the other. They're in front of a bright yellow wall with artwork.
A graduate recieving her certificate

Each woman came with a spark — an idea born from real pain, real experiences, and a deep desire to make things better. Whether it was supporting young mothers, advocating for mental health, addressing gender-based violence, or building sustainable businesses for low-income communities, their dreams were grounded in lived realities.


What did we do in the incubation centre?

We simply shared what we knew.

We created the space.

We offered guidance.

We asked hard questions.

We celebrated the answers.

A woman stands speaking to five seated women in a bright yellow room with floral paintings and a TV. The setting is a classroom.
Guest of honour ; Mrs Makau sharing insights.
Because we know we can’t do it all. But if we pour what we know into others, they will go further, touch more lives, and keep the fire burning in places we may never reach.

So here we are — a small beginning, but a powerful one. These four women are not just graduates. They are multipliers of good. They are the kind of people who remind us why we do what we do.


We can’t wait to see what they build. And we know this: wherever they go, hope will follow.


Would you like to join the incubation centre ?

Whether as a mentor, donor, or partner — your support could change the trajectory of someone’s life.


📩 Reach out today and let’s create ripple effects of change, together.

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