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Carolyne Mutheu Musyoka FOUNDATION

Remove the barriers.
Unlock the future. Education at the center. Opportunity all around.

We put education at the center and surround children, young people, families, and communities in Kenya with the practical support they need to learn, thrive, earn, and lead.

Education & Scholarships
Food Security
AI & Digital Literacy

youth · women · elders · disability

12 Integrated Programs
5 Groups Served
1 Anchor: Education
100% Community-Led

Our Story

Why we exist, and who we serve.

Our Overall Focus

Carolyne Mutheu Musyoka Foundation improves lives and expands opportunities for children, youth, women, older persons, and people living with disabilities — with education at the heart of our work.

We work with communities to understand the barriers holding people back, then connect education, nutrition, mentorship, health knowledge, digital skills, livelihoods, inclusion, and community leadership in ways that reinforce one another.

Education cannot be addressed in isolation. Children thrive when families have livelihoods, nutrition, technology, healthcare, supportive communities, and skills for the future.

The Reality We Address

For a child living with poverty, staying in school is rarely only about tuition. Barriers are interconnected.

School Costs

Fees, uniforms, and learning materials force impossible choices for families already struggling to survive.

Hunger

A hungry child cannot concentrate. Missing meals means missed learning and lost potential.

Digital Exclusion

Without access to computers or internet, learners are locked out of the skills shaping the future economy.

Household Vulnerability

When families lack stable income, children are forced to choose between survival and education.

Period Poverty

Lack of menstrual products interrupts school participation and undermines dignity for girls.

Disability Barriers

Ordinary systems become daily obstacles when inclusion and accessibility are not designed in.

Our Wrap-Around Model

We work across interconnected barriers while keeping education as the anchor. Our model starts with the person, not the program.

Learn
Be Well
Build Skills
Earn
Lead

Our Programs

Integrated pillars that support vulnerable communities — with education at the heart.

Education & Scholarships

Keep learners in school and help them progress.

  • Needs-based scholarships for CBC & secondary learners
  • Uniforms, books, and learning materials
  • Mentorship and learner follow-up

School Feeding & Nutrition

Make hunger one less reason a child struggles to learn.

  • School feeding during term
  • Targeted food support during holidays
  • Partnerships with community kitchens

Sports & Youth Development

Use sport as a platform for belonging, discipline, and leadership.

  • Soccer and volleyball teams
  • Equipment and participation support
  • Leadership and life-skills sessions

Mentorship & Empowerment

Give young people trusted guidance and a pathway to lead.

  • One-to-one and group mentorship
  • Leadership and confidence building
  • Career exposure and life skills

Menstrual Dignity & SRH

Help young people participate with health knowledge, safety, and dignity.

  • Age-appropriate SRH education
  • Menstrual products and dignity kits
  • Referral to appropriate health services

Digital Skills & AI Literacy

Ensure underserved learners are not left behind by the digital economy.

  • Computer access and digital literacy
  • AI literacy for CBC students
  • Internet safety and responsible tech use

Agriculture & Food Sovereignty

Turn schools and communities into practical learning spaces for food resilience.

  • School kitchen gardens
  • Vertical farming and hydroponic pilots
  • Nutrition and food-growing education

Livelihood & Economic Empowerment

Help households move from recurring crisis toward stable income.

  • Entrepreneurship and financial literacy
  • Small, milestone-based microgrants
  • Business mentoring and vocational referrals

Disability Inclusion

Make dignity, participation, and opportunity accessible to people living with disabilities.

  • Education-access support
  • Assistive-device and specialist referrals
  • Family and caregiver support

Older Persons Support

Protect dignity and wellbeing for vulnerable older community members.

  • Food assistance
  • Periodic health screening partnerships
  • Community visits and social connection

Youth Civic Engagement

Equip young people to participate constructively in community life.

  • Civic education and community problem-solving
  • Leadership forums and volunteerism
  • Youth-led local initiatives

Project Jeune Leader

Youth empowerment through education, mentorship, life skills, health knowledge, and leadership.

  • Education, mentorship & leadership
  • Life skills & community engagement
  • Empowering young change-makers
Flagship initiative

Learning Equity Initiative

AI-enabled assessment and intervention — helping teachers identify learning gaps early and turn assessment data into targeted teaching action.

AI-Enabled Assessment & Intervention for Schools

Help under-resourced primary and secondary schools identify learning gaps early, turn assessment data into targeted teaching action, and give every learner a realistic path to catch up.

  • Assess → Understand the gap → Plan intervention → Support the learner → Reassess → Adapt
  • Free or sponsored access to assessment, analytics and intervention tools
  • Teacher onboarding, training and ongoing coaching
  • Low-connectivity workflows and shared-device access
  • Printable intervention plans and learner practice materials
  • Small, controlled school intervention grants where funding allows
Teacher-support infrastructure — not AI replacing teachers

Ways to Give

Every contribution — big or small — helps remove a barrier.

Give Once

Make a one-time gift to support our programs.

Give Monthly

Become a sustaining partner with recurring support.

Fundraise

Start a campaign for a birthday, race, or cause.

Partner With Us

Corporate, institutional, or in-kind partnerships.

A school fee, a meal, a dignity kit, a computer lesson, a mentor, or a small livelihood opportunity can be the difference between a setback and a next step.

$15 ≈ KES 2,000

Could help provide a learner with essential school supplies.

$30 ≈ KES 4,000

Could help provide learning essentials for a term.

$50 ≈ KES 6,500

Could contribute to digital learning, meals, or dignity support.

$100 ≈ KES 13,000

Could help remove multiple school participation barriers for a learner.

$300+ ≈ KES 39,000+

Could support a deeper package of wrap-around assistance for a family.

Illustrative examples — costs to be validated. Funds may be directed where needs are greatest.

Payment Methods

M-Pesa (Kenya)
Send to +254 728 479 603
Zelle (USA)
Send to 603 729 6161
PayPal
carolynemusyoka95@gmail.com
Email Us
cmusyoka@carolynemusyokafoundation.org

Trust & Accountability

We are committed to transparency, safeguarding, and responsible stewardship of every gift.

Financial Reports

Annual reports and audited statements published as they become available.

Child Safeguarding

Strict policies protecting children and vulnerable adults in all our programs.

Governance

Leadership and board information published for public accountability.

Impact Measurement

We track outputs, outcomes, and long-term impact — not just activities.

Wrap-Around Community Services vulnerable communities women · youth · children older persons · disabilities