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At Kibondeni College in Nairobi and Tewa Training Centre on the Kilifi coast, young women train for NITA certificates in working kitchens, restaurants and laundries, then go out on attachment in real hotels. For some, school fees are the only thing standing in the way.
Since 1999, more than 10,000 women have trained with Nurisha Trust. In 2025, our employment or self-employment rate was 80%. Your gift helps the next woman through the door.
Amounts and what they pay for
A full uniform and kit for one student: chef's coats, blouses, aprons and a recipe file
KES 6,300
A student's first term: tuition, lunch and practical training, project, insurance and medical cover
Ksh 28,420
One student's full year of study (three terms),
from booking fee to attachment
Ksh 66,920
Aisha missed more school days than she attended because of school fees. Then her father, doing casual work, got talking to someone from Tewa. That conversation led to her place at Tewa, supported by a School4Life scholarship.
"In the beginning it was difficult — especially standing for long as a waitress. But now I've gotten used to it and I'm doing well."
Her message to the people who made it possible: "When we get the chance in future, we will also help others.
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Your gift goes to Nurisha Trust, which runs Tewa Training Centre and Kibondeni College.
For a receipt or other ways to give, email info@nurishatrust.org
Legacy Giving
Leaving a gift in your will, after you have taken care of those closest to you can ensure women and girls in Kenya receive the education and training they need to thrive in life.
