Dr Chris Owayo of St Mathews Mission Hospital, Mukuru Kwa Reuben (C) receives an Ultrasound Machine from Safaricom PLC’s Faith Mbinya and Safaricom PLC’s Jane Mutheu donated by Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative which is in its third phase. Over one million Kenyans are expected to benefit from Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu Initiative - Bizna Kenya
Safaricom Foundation’s third phase of its Ndoto Zetu initiative is set to benefit over 1.2 million people across the 47 counties. The initiative offers Kenyans an opportunity to partner with the foundation by nominating dreams and aspirations which they want brought to life.
More than 200 education projects, 44 health initiatives and over 160 economic empowerment programmes will be launched around the country over the next few months.
Nurse in charge, Bissil Health centre, Magdalene Sarite (L) examines Beatrice Rimanto’s newborn (R) during the official handover of a newborn incubator, hospital beds, suction machine and Oxygen Concentrator donated by Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative which is in its third phase. Over one million Kenyans are expected to benefit from Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu Initiative – Bizna Kenya
Deputy Governor Kajiado County, Martin Moshisho (3L) and Safaricom PLC’s Martha Kimondo (R) in the maternity ward at Bissil Health centre in Kajiado County during the official handover of a newborn incubator, hospital beds, suction machine and Oxygen Concentrator donated by Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative which is in its third phase. Over one million Kenyans are expected to benefit from Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu Initiative – Bizna Kenya
Bisil Health Centre in Kajiado County and Mathews Mission Health facility in Nairobi were among the first health facilities to receive their equipment which included a newborn incubator, beds, suction machine, ultrasound machine, an oxygen concentrator among other items.
In Kiambu, Kiamwangi and Gachororo Primary became the first learning institutions to have their dreams brought to life after the foundation donated desks and chairs to the schools.
Since its inception in 2019, Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative has transformed the lives of over 2 million people across the country.
Dr Chris Owayo of St Mathews Mission Hospital, Mukuru Kwa Reuben (R) examines Jackline Mbithe’s child, a patient at the hospital (L), during the official handover of an Ultrasound Machine, three hospital beds with mattresses and linen donated by Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative which is in its third phase. Over one million Kenyans are expected to benefit from Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu Initiative – Bizna Kenya
From left, Deputy Governor Kajiado County, Martin Moshisho, Safaricom Foundation’s Milda Ndara, Safaricom PLC’s Martha Kimondo and Bissil Health Centre representatives planting a tree during the official handover of a newborn incubator, hospital beds, suction machine and Oxygen Concentrator donated by Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative which is in its third phase. Over one million Kenyans are expected to benefit from Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu Initiative – Bizna Kenya
About Safaricom Foundation:
Building Communities, Transforming Lives.
Safaricom Foundation partners with Kenyan communities, organizations and institutions to improve and transform lives.
With a footprint in all of Kenya’s 47 counties and a strong history of partnerships dating back to our inception in 2003, the Safaricom Foundation has worked with Speed, Simplicity and Trust to implement over 1,000 community projects, impacting over 3 million people, through our thematic areas of Health, Education, Environmental Conservation, Economic Empowerment, Water, Disaster Relief, and Arts & Culture.
Safaricom PLC Retail Account Manager, Benjamin Njoroge (L) interacts with Jane Wambui, a pupil from Kiamwangi Primary School, Kiambu County (R), during the official handover of lockers and chairs donated by Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative which is in its third phase. Over one million Kenyans are expected to benefit from Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu Initiative – Bizna Kenya
John Maina (L) and Collins Mwangi (R), pupils from Gachororo Primary School, Kiambu County during the official handover of co-joined desks and chairs donated by Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative which is in its third phase. Over one million Kenyans are expected to benefit from Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu Initiative – Bizna Kenya
Our current strategy builds on our strong history of results and partnerships and will contribute towards Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals. We will leverage the power of innovation and technology to drive our projects forward; and will also offer a blend of grants, equity and ultra-low-cost loans to our partners.
The participation of Safaricom staff in our projects will extend our personalized approach towards partnerships; and our project monitoring and our dissemination forms will provide platforms for technical assistance, learning and capacity building.
