The Kenyatta Trust's imperative is clear; to sustainably create opportunities for growth academically, morally, and socio-economically for the nationwide class of scholars admitted into The Trust each year. Helping to level the inequalities these youth face will compound over time to create empowered, visionary members of society who will be agents of positive change; transforming more lives just as theirs have been here and now.
On this episode of APF Podcast series, Mwende Mbevi, Executive Director of the Kenyatta Trust joins us for an insightful session and deep-dive into the operations and impacts being made by the Trust. This covers the core values; service, leadership, integrity, justice and peace that the Trust instills in their student's DNA and in turn eventually teaches the importance of these values to their own families when the time comes.
The Trust provides support to these young leaders because every individual that forms The Kenyatta Trust family will not only positively impact society but will have a story to share with their own children.
Mwende Mbevi
Mwende oversees all strategic, operational, and administrative functions at The Kenyatta Trust. Together with an amazing team, she selects bright but vulnerable students as scholars of their high school scholarship program; they support the same students through high school and into university or tertiary institutions. She oversees all activities surrounding the mentorship programs as well as the Economic Empowerment project which has a countrywide footprint.
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