A poem by KEF student, Eugene A.

Each year in February, our newest graduating class attends KEF's Career Coaching Workshop -  a powerful, practical and inspiring workshop…

My name is Dominic Muema Muchema, the son of a peasant farmer from a remote village called Katulani, in Kitui County. I lost my mom when I was barely nine years old.

KEF awarded 67 scholarships to 9th-grade students at this year's scholarship award ceremony/orientation day held on January 4th, 2019.

It’s time for our 2018 graduates to start the next stage of their educational journey; joining higher education institutions.

Teenagers need to have a strong sense-of-self and a variety of soft-skills in order to overcome life's challenges, as well as to seize it's opportunities.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in fundraising for education.

On July 26th, 2019, KEF lost a family member when Hon. Ken Okoth lost his battle with cancer.  Ken exemplified the impact of education on one's life.

Peering through the window at the perfect angle where I decided to position myself to start the day…

Meet Violet, a bright and ambitious Form 2 student with big dreams and a passion for storytelling

KEF came to my rescue at a time when the fate of my education hung in a balance. My father, who was the bread winner, had lost his job…

We were six of us living with our parents in the slum.  I wanted a better life for all of us.

Even though I was born on fool’s day, I always knew I was destined for greatness.
In my final 8th grade exam I did well enough to get into a good high school, which I never could have afforded if not for the generosity of my sponsor and KEF.

I joined the kef family in 2008, when I was just 16 years old and in 10th grade at Bahati P.C.E.A Girl’s in Nakuru County. I was just a young girl with a dream…