Empowering Women in Kenya through Education and Vocational Training | Nurisha Trust

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Our 2025 Impact

780

Students and Other Beneficiaries

80%

Employment/ Self-Employment Rate

52M

Kenya Shillings Invested

Our Work

Nurisha Trust offers comprehensive training programs to women and girls in Kenya, fostering self-reliance and enhancing their quality of life. Our initiatives empower women to achieve economic independence and uplift their communities.

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What We Do

Vocational Training

Nurisha Trust promotes training in hospitality and catering at Kibondeni College and Tewa Training Centre

Professional Development

An important part of the training in vocational skills is its focus on character development and professional ethics

Community Outreach

Through our institutions, Nurisha Trust spearheads social projects aimed at developing entrepreneurial skills among rural women and girls in Kenya. These initiatives are designed to foster economic growth and self-sufficiency.

Our Partners

Nurisha Trust is a Kenyan not-for-profit trust set up in 1999 by Kianda Foundation. It manages Kibondeni College of Catering and Hospitality in Nairobi (founded by Kianda Foundation in 1961) and Tewa Training Centre in Kuruwitu, Kilifi County, plus outreach programs for women in business. More than 10,000 women have trained through its programs since 1999. In 2025 alone it reached 780 students and beneficiaries; 80% are employed or self-employed.