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A Kenya-registered children’s and youth foundation — the only public site is kitarafoundation.org. We are separate from any similarly named organisation in other countries. We work through education, mentorship, technology, and compassion — join our empire of care.
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Confidential intake routes urgent reports into Kitara's secure case workflow for triage, referral tracking, and follow-up.
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Latest published accountability report — raised KES 24,220, accounted KES 24,220.
Targeted interventions that create lasting change for children and families.
A day of mentorship, bonding, and shared meals with 50 children at Furaha Children’s Home in Nanyuki, organized by Kitara Foundation in partnership with Juris Leadership Alliance.
This initiative empowers vulnerable children by providing access to quality education, mentorship, and essential resources such as food, healthcare, and safe spaces. By addressing both academic and holistic needs, the program breaks cycles of poverty and inequality, helping children build confidence, skills, and hope for a brighter future. Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals particularly SDG 4: Quality Education and SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities the program ensures every child has a fair chance to thrive and contribute positively to society.
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On Saturday, 27th June 2026, Kitara Foundation, in partnership with Juris Leadership Alliance, visited Furaha Children’s Home in Nanyuki, reaching 50 children with a day of joy, mentorship, and community spirit.
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Kitara Foundation is co-founded and led by S. Sibona Njaji, Executive Director, and Maxine Wanjiru, Operations Director. James Ndodana Njaji serves as Chief Technology Officer and leads the KITARA Innovation Lab. Full leadership bios are on kitarafoundation.org/about.
S. Sibona Njaji is Co-Founder and Executive Director of Kitara Foundation Kenya. He leads the foundation's digital vision and platform development. He is also referenced professionally as Samson Njaji, Sibona Njaji, and Samson Sibona Njaji.
We are a Kenya-registered children’s and youth foundation. The official site is kitarafoundation.org — always check the web address in your browser.
No. Kitara Foundation in Kenya is independent: we are not the Uganda tourism or travel-related organisation, and we are not affiliated with other charities that use a similar name. Mission, country, and website are different.
Use only this official site: https://www.kitarafoundation.org. Our public social links are in the site footer; when in doubt, navigate from kitarafoundation.org to avoid mistaken copies.
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