Safaricom Foundation has donated a Kshs 9.5 million boat ambulance to King Fahad Referral Hospital in Lamu County to help deal with medical emergencies. The ambulance will impact over 150,000 people by linking patients from [c]
Oneno Nam Primary School in Kisumu County has received infrastructure and water support worth Kshs 5.4 million from Safaricom Foundation. The Foundation renovated classrooms, an administration office, latrines and installed a borehole with a solar-powered pump. [c]
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 [c]
Safaricom Foundation has set aside Kshs 100 million for its Ndoto Zetu initiative which calls upon Kenyans to partner with the Foundation by having their community dreams and aspirations brought to life. Safaricom CEO Peter [c]
Safaricom Foundation has refurbished and equipped the newborn and maternal high dependency units at Kenyatta National Hospital branch in Othaya at a cost of Kshs 15 million. The renovated units which were officially opened by [c]
Close to 800 youth in Oloitokitok, Kajiado county have benefitted from a Kshs 32 million funded Safaricom Foundation Youth in Agribusiness programme. Another 50 young women in Bungoma are also being supported in poultry farming. [c]
Five schools and two health centres In Wajir County have received support from Safaricom Foundation for infrastructure and equipment that will benefit up to 1, 500 people. Ademasajida Health Centre received a full haemogram machine [c]
Over 1,000 learners in Turkana County have benefitted from classrooms, books, desks and chairs donated by Safaricom Foundation. Among the schools are Katiko Primary School which got 5 new classrooms and Jeriman Lokitaung which received [c]
Baringo County hospital has a new maternal high dependency unit and a newborn unit built by Safaricom Foundation at a combined cost of Kshs 11 million. The initiative is part of the foundation’s programme to [c]
Garissa County Referral Hospital has officially opened its children’s diabetes management centre constructed and equipped by the Safaricom Foundation. The clinic which has been furnished with modern equipment for diabetes detection and management will provide [c]
King Fahad Referral Hospital in Lamu County will now offer critical health services for expectant women after the Safaricom Foundation invested Kshs 13 million in the renovation and equipping of the unit. The hospital, which [c]
Samsung Electronics and Safaricom Foundation have launched a partnership to support the Accelerated Learning Program in Bungoma County. The event took place at Matumbufu Primary school in Bungoma and was attended by Samsung MD Mr [c]
Over 400 children in Garissa County have benefitted from a Safaricom Foundation funded Children with Diabetes programme launched in March last year. The programme has seen 2,000 children screened so far, with 429 receiving free [c]
Safaricom Foundation has supported 27 projects in the Ukambani region in the last few weeks. The projects have been funded through the Ndoto Zetu initative at a cost of Kshs 7 million. Residents of Makueni, [c]
Safaricom Foundation through its economic empowerment programme has partnered with Hand in Hand Eastern Africa (HiH EA), a non-profit, to support 400 self-help groups with access to microloans. The foundation will invest Kshs 12 million [c]
Safaricom Foundation has donated various medical equipment to St. Mary’s hospital and Mary Rice Centre in Kibra through its Ndoto Zetu initiative. St. Mary’s hospital which had been facing difficulties in attending to patients in [c]
Safaricom Foundation has empowered ten community groups in the Rift region with items worth Kshs 1.5 million through its Ndoto Zetu initiative. Ndoto Zetu, which is part of the foundation’s philanthropic partnerships across the country, [c]
The Baringo County hospital and Barwessa health centre have benefitted from infrastructure support funded by Safaricom Foundation. The initiative is part of the foundation’s programme to increase access to quality maternal and child health services [c]
Safaricom Foundation has handed over personal protective equipment (PPEs) worth Kshs 1.5 million to health workers in Murang’a County in support of the fight against COVID-19. The Foundation also supported the construction of an examination [c]
Safaricom Foundation has handed over personal protective equipment (PPEs) worth Kshs 1.5 million to health workers in Makueni County to boost the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. The PPEs include N95 masks, gloves, protective shoes, [c]
Fourteen health facilities across the country have received new equipment worth Kshs 5.7 million from the Safaricom Foundation’s Ndoto Zetu initiative. In Nyamira County, Nyangweta health centre received a hemoglobin machine while Esianya Dispensary has [c]
Mpeketoni and King Fahad hospitals in Lamu County have benefited from a Kshs 18.8 million Safaricom Foundation funded health project. The initiatives are part of the Foundation’s maternal and child health programme whose aim is [c]
The Safaricom Foundation has handed over airtime worth Kshs 525,000 to Kibondeni College towards e-learning for 350 students for three months, with 100 students also set to receive scholarships in January 2021 as part of [c]
Safaricom Foundation has launched its 3-year strategic roadmap, which commits to focus on health, education and economic empowerment. In the new strategy, the Foundation will also continue to provide immediate financial support to relief agencies [c]
Residents from Othaya in Nyeri County have received free screening for diabetes and other health conditions in a medical camp sponsored by the Kenya Diabetes Management & Information Centre (DMI) and Safaricom Foundation. During the free [c]
Fifty-four children from Kisii County and its environs have received specialized training courtesy of the Kenya Diabetes Management and Information Centre (DMI) and Safaricom Foundation. The children aged between two and 18 years were accompanied [c]
Safaricom Foundation has partnered with the Kenya Diabetes Management & Information Centre (DMI) to offer free medical services to Kenyans across the country. Safaricom Foundation will contribute Kshs 26 million to fund the medical camps [c]
An estimated 10 million learners in primary and secondary schools in Kenya now have an opportunity to access tutorials through the mobile phone. This follows the launch of a mobile study tool dubbed Shupavu 291 [c]
The Safaricom Foundation has set aside Kshs 50 million to go towards the rehabilitation of the Kenyatta National Hospital’s New Born Unit and purchase of additional neo-natal incubators, new-born ICU beds and resuscitation equipment. This [c]
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