Ms. Fridah Ndoro poses with other awards winners at the 35th International Fundraising Congress on 20-23rd October 2015 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. ITF received the Big Impact Small Budget award.
ITF’s Secretary General, Mr. Venuste Kubwimana and Executive Chairperson, Elimu Digital Media, Mrs. Jane Muthiga pose with staff from both organizations after signing a partnership to develop, produce and air ITF promotional advertisements on Elimu TV in April 10, 2015.
Members of Mathare Youth group receive computer training at ITF Secretariat from the IT & Development Assistant. This initiative is for the 1 Slum 100 Computers project.
Gilbert Ngige, was the first beneficiary of Jijenge Kijana Fund in his Dandora poultry farm. The fund helped to buy feeds and vaccination for chicks till their maturity improving profitability of the farm.
Nation Media Group Journalist-Tony Omuya Wanga speaking on how youth can use social media for peace building during the first Youth Peace Training Workshop (2015) co-hosted with International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) at YMCA (Nairobi).
Various school children that have received Join the Pipe refillable water bottles. Children store clean water in these bottles and carry them to school to stay hydrated and reduce the risk of catching waterborne illnesses.
School children and members of the community benefiting from A Water Kiosk at School. The project is characterized by specially designed products in form of water saving tap station, reusable water bottles and jerry carry karts.
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The Jijenge Kijana fund is a youth livelihood pathway offering micro-credit and micro-saving training enabling ITF members to engage in productive and stable livelihoods to generate increased income to lift them out of poverty.
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A bottle bike is used to earn income for schools within our Join the Pipe Project. This is by selling re-usable water bottles at an affordable price to the community. It also serves as an income earner to the vendor who is preferably a youth.
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This is school-based and students-managed business that sells clean tap water to community residents at an affordable price. It is a sustainable business model that pre-finances a community school in order to set up an on-site water kiosk with specially designed and sustainable products. The project generates much-needed income for the school and provides practical education, bridging the gap between school and work.
Read MoreMs Fridah Ndoro, Former International Relations Assistant
Being an International Relations Assistant, the role helped me in personal growth especially in writing reports, planning of workshops and fundraising. The complete experience was stimulating and enriching. Thank you for making my affiliation memorable and fulfilling.
Mr. Gilbert Ngige
ITF has been of great benefits to me- like getting to learn computers and participating in debate raised my self esteem and gave me confidence in myself which I never had... I learned business skills through which I developed a critical thinking and ventured in poultry and quail farming.
Ms. Beth Mbogo, Former Projects Assistant
Volunteering at ITF as a Projects Assistant was one of the best decisions I ever made. It was a very intensive experience and it taught me so much. If you are considering volunteering for ITF, GO FOR IT! It is a serious commitment and hard work but it is well worth it.
Mr. Tarak Dave, CEO, TECHJOUR
ITF is a great organization to provide learing and earning opportunities to youths. This way they reducing unemployment in country.
Ms. Virginia
I prefer join the pipe water bottles to cups since I can store water in my bottle when going to school and travelling
Mr. Yannis, Director, Close The Gap
At operational level it was a pleasure to work with ITF and its professional team on the 1 Slum 100 computers project. Close the Gap is proud to contribute through ITF to the development of the entrepreneurial spirit in the slums of Nairobi that will create change makers for the Kenyan community.
