What We Do

We provide comprehensive educational support to vulnerable students across all levels of education. Our support includes payment of school fees, provision of school uniforms, learning materials and stationery, and accommodation support for university and TVET students.

Through our community-based identification model, we work closely with local leaders, teachers, parents, and community members to identify learners who are unable to continue their education due to financial and social challenges.

• School fees payment
• School uniforms provision
• Learning materials and stationery
• Accommodation support
• Educational guidance and mentorship

Recognizing that youth unemployment remains one of Kenya's greatest development challenges, FET equips young people with practical digital competencies that increase employability, support entrepreneurship, and enable self-employment.

Selected beneficiaries receive fully sponsored training programmes covering a wide range of digital skills.

• Computer literacy
• Microsoft Office Suite
• Graphic design
• Video editing
• Website development
• Digital communication and productivity tools

Recognizing that financial support alone is insufficient to improve educational outcomes, FET introduced Academic Clinics as a platform for holistic learner support. These clinics bring together students, parents, teachers, education professionals, and mentors to evaluate learners' progress, identify academic challenges, and develop practical intervention strategies.

First Academic Clinic – Migori

Held on 3 January 2025, bringing together student beneficiaries, parents, teachers, education professionals, and community members for personalized academic guidance.

Second Academic Clinic – Kangemi Cluster

Targeted university students from various institutions, marking FET's transition from educational sponsorship to skills development.

Third Academic Clinic – Mulo Computer School

Targeted secondary school students undertaking computer packages training, combining digital literacy, career mentorship, and practical ICT training.

Our mentorship programme connects students with experienced professionals who provide career guidance, academic support, and life skills training. We believe that mentorship is essential for helping young people navigate their educational journey and prepare for their future careers.

Through our Academic Clinics and regular mentorship sessions, students receive personalized guidance on:

• Career planning and development
• Academic goal setting
• Personal development and life skills
• Transition from education to employment

FET operates on a strong culture of volunteerism and community participation. We partner with schools, community organizations, government agencies, and development partners to expand educational access and improve learning outcomes.

Our partners include:

• Kenyan Peasants League
• Community computer hubs and training centres
• Local schools and educational institutions
• Community-based organizations
• Individual volunteers and professionals