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LIFE-SKILLS TRAINING

Every year, we help over 250 young people train in skills that help them earn a living.
NO SKILLS, NO WORK

 

40% of Kenyans are unemployed, and young people who can’t afford secondary education have little chance of work unless they can learn a trade.

 

Martin came from a very poor family and spent only four years at school. With help from Footsteps, he took a plumbing course at the Naivasha Technical Training Institute and now earns enough money to look after himself.

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A DREAM COME TRUE

 

Pauline wanted to be a motor vehicle mechanic. Her 2-year training course included attachments with garages where she gained practical experience in a business environment.

 

For Pauline, the course was a dream come true. 

 

Footsteps supports trainees on a wide a range of courses at the Naivasha Technical Training Institute, equipping them for a rewarding career.

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FOCUS ON THE FUTURE

 

Naomi has always dreamed of working in a hospital, but her family’s financial struggles meant college was out of reach.

Thanks to our Future Focus programme, Naomi is  one of 15 determined young people receiving support to pursue further education or vocational training—opening the door to a brighter future and the chance to earn a living doing what she loves.

If you would like to help...

£30 a month will give a young person the skills needed to earn a living.

Success story...
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Kamau - welder and business entrepreneur.

Kamau dropped out of school and drifted onto the streets of Naivasha. . We funded his welding training course, and today he runs a successful welding business in Nairobi. 

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