Education
School Enterprise Development
In Kenya we strengthen early learning ecosystems by empowering school leaders to build sustainable education models through:
- Tailored training on practical entrepreneurship
- Leadership and Operational capacity building
- Investment readiness and Financial management
- Catalytic enterprise financing and coaching
The strengthened school system leads to improved revenue, moving schools away from a fragile, fee-dependent model toward a more diversified one. The extra income on reinvestment leads to better learning outcomes through better salaries for the staff, improved structures and more learning materials
Health
In Kenya we partner with communities, government health departments, impact driven NGOs and nurseprenuer to achieve key population health outcomes, leading to the realization of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 3(healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages). Effective primary healthcare (PHC) is central to ensuring accessible, affordable, and high-quality healthcare services. Through the partnerships, we have set up innovative models that address the unique needs of communities across:
Busia County in Kenya faces persistent healthcare access challenges, particularly in maternal and child health, due to poor infrastructure, limited health services, and environmental barriers such as frequent flooding in areas like Budalangi and Teso North. These factors contribute to high maternal and infant mortality, low immunization coverage, and preventable disease burdens. In partnership with he Partners for Girls Africa Foundation (PFGAF), we have set up a Mobile Health (mHealth) Services Program to respond to these urgent needs. The initiative deploys trained healthcare workers using customized motorcycles, bringing antenatal care, vaccinations, medical testing, treatment, and health education directly to under-served communities,significantly improving maternal and child health outcomes, enhancing access to quality healthcare, and building a more inclusive and sustainable healthcare system.
Mombasa County our partnership with Tembea Na Rehema Foundation, a Faith based NGO that offers maternal services, we run Tembea Mpathy clinic which started operations in June 2026, providing compassionate, high quality and dignified healthcare services to an urban population in Maweni,Kongowea area.
Kentap Health center in Nairobi County is yet another testament of how strategic collaboration can provide timely services.Through the partnership, Rhiza provided capital for expanding the maternity wing, with the clinic recording two successful deliveries within the first days of the set up.
Collectively the clinics in Kenya have recorded 700+ visits in month 1 of support
