STUDIO NGAARI FOUNDATION

Provides creative education and artistic opportunities to underprivileged children to support self-expression, personal development, and artistic growth.

Provides structured dance training that fosters confidence, discipline, and emotional expression in youth, and organizes performances at community events and exhibitions.

Hosted a recycled art exhibition at the Studio Ng'aari Art Center to promote environmental sustainability and creative reuse of materials.

Supports over 233 artists through arts and creativity programs that provide platforms for expression and professional development.

Engages communities in the maintenance and management of water sources to ensure long-term sustainability of water access initiatives.

Plants trees as part of environmental conservation efforts, with over 1,051 trees planted to date.

Implements the Kajiado Borehole Project to provide sustainable access to clean water for families, reducing waterborne diseases and improving community health.

Operates the Kaseve Project, in which women in Machakos County engage in basket weaving to build income-generating skills and promote economic self-reliance.

Hosted the first-ever SNF Environment Football Cup in Kajiado in 2024 at Olekemunke Grounds, combining sports and environmental awareness.

Reaches over 1,510 children through the Tusome Program, which focuses on improving access to and quality of education.

Uses guided chess play to develop critical thinking, patience, decision-making, focus, confidence, and problem-solving skills in learners.

Runs targeted mentorship programs including Soko Rembo for Young Girls, Soko Rembo for Grandmothers, and Jenga Boy, equipping participants with business, leadership, financial literacy, and life skills through age- and gender-specific guidance.