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SAGKF · Kenya · Youth

Empowering today's youth, securing tomorrow's Kenya

We empower, protect, educate, and uplift children, youth, and vulnerable persons through sustainable programmes in education, health, skills, child protection, mentorship, and community resilience.

Contribute · Get involved · Own the cause

Where we workSchools & neighbourhoods across Kenya

HoursMon – Fri: 8am – 4pm · Saturday: 8am – 1pm

The problem

Too many young lives lack protection, education, and hope

Children and youth face pressure, idle time, stigma, and fragile support systems—with too few safe places to learn, belong, and practise healthier choices. We meet that urgency with education, health and protection, skills, and community roots—not spectacle.

  • Education gaps and idle after-school hours
  • Substance abuse, mental health, and stigma without support
  • Families afraid to ask because of shame or cost
Young people of African descent joining hands in a circle on grass
Yards and peer circles—not stages

Pillars

Four ways we deliver our mandate

Education, protection, skills, and community resilience—programmes hosts and sponsors can own.

01 — Protection

Health, protection & drug-free clubs

Prevention of substance abuse sits inside a wider health and protection mandate—12-week Drug-Free Champions Clubs, peer-led and community-hosted, not a one-day photo op.

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02 — Education

Education, mentorship & pathways

Scholarships, learning support, and mentorship alongside career pathways—youth leave with a written next-step plan. Tawi is the tech expression when ready.

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03 — Skills

Skills, sport & livelihoods

Vocational practice, entrepreneurship hooks, sports, and creative outlets that equip youth with employable skills and belonging after the bell.

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04 — Community

Community resilience & stewardship

Tree planting, conservation, and neighbourhood stewardship that strengthen family and community support systems—and mirror care for people.

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How we work

Advocate → Empower → Sustain

A rhythm communities can repeat—not a one-day awareness show.

  1. 01

    Host

    Faith communities (PCEA-first) and schools open yards and halls—local ownership, not imported events.

  2. 02

    Run

    Stipended Hubs run Champions Clubs and Pathways sessions weekly—Yard Day is a showcase, not the whole story.

  3. 03

    Own

    Corporates and individuals sponsor named themes with clear roles and a spend trail—contribute, get involved, own the cause.

Campaigns

Work you can join this season

Named themes—fund a club term, sponsor Pathways, plant, or show up on a Yard Day.

Peer mentors guiding younger students outside a Kenyan classroom
01

Drug-Free Champions Clubs

Twelve-week peer-led clubs where young people practice leadership, refusal skills, and mutual support—hosted in faith and community yards.

Kenyan youth gathered discussing futures in a courtyard
02

Pathways & purpose

Initial programme alongside Clubs: youth explore career and skills pathways with a next-step plan—no report-card gate. Tawi is the product when ready.

Young people planting seedlings together in Kenya
04

Trees for the next generation

Planting days that connect environmental care with youth purpose—and agri/environment pathway practice.

Trust

Straight answers

Funders, families, and partners deserve clarity—not marketing fog.

SAGKF is a national non-governmental organisation being registered under the Non-Governmental Organisations Co-ordination Act, 1990. Our name is reserved (reference NS-NNSYMKY, 12 August 2026). We are non-political, non-partisan, and non-profit—established for public benefit.

Take action

Help save a generation

Fund a club, mentor a session, or open a school partnership. Every path keeps young people at the centre.