Our Programs & Impact
Empowering young women in Kenya through tech education, economic opportunities, and sustainable community initiatives.
Developed in collaboration with TIES Canada, this ongoing pilot project equips our university scholars with practical digital competencies to thrive in the modern online economy.
Unemployment remains a key barrier for young Kenyan graduates. Through targeted skill-building, we help our scholars bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world execution — preparing them for freelance opportunities, remote positions, and tech leadership.
Since 2023, our 13 core members have consistently contributed 50 KES monthly toward building seed capital to launch our social enterprise. This internal savings pool reflects our foundational commitment to self-reliance and community ownership. By establishing self-sustaining ventures, we aim to raise money to support other girls and young women in education and entrepreneurship— this is our way of giving back to the society to give young women the financial independence to support their families and break the cycle of poverty in their lives, families and communities.
We are actively and presently implementing our flagship organic farming initiative in Lower Kabete, promoting sustainable agriculture while generating reliable income for our causes. We welcome you to pay us a visit and support us as a volunteer or donor if our objectives align. Karibuni sana!
Your skills, mentorship, and time can transform lives. Join us in building a brighter future for young women in Kenya.
Have questions about our work or want to collaborate? Reach out directly.
Phone:
+254 729 051483
Email:
workspace.admin@tieskenya.co.ke
Location:
Kikuyu Town, Kenya