We run a Saturday coding club, an intensive three months coding courses, and we also come to schools to teach coding in the classroom. Our courses currently cover Web Developent, Robotics and Scratch.

The Kiserem Epilepsy Foundation partners with Metha ya kagoni to sponsor the education of more than 40 underprivileged children of the mwihoko area. Many of these children are high achievers but their families do not have the funds to pay their school fees.

Beauty classes have been a core part of our aim to teach vocational skills to vulnerable people. Since 2017 we have trinde over 100 people, with 80 finding jobs as beauticians.

Epilepsy is still commonly thought of as a sign of witchcraft in Kenya, leaving those with the condition marginalised and isolated. We spread awareness through talks and events so that Kenyans treat those with epiepsy with dignity, respect, and equality

We teach vital first aid skills through medical camps. Get in touch to find the details for our next medical camp.