In a landmark initiative aimed at boosting youth empowerment in the region, Hon. Martin Pepela Wanyonyi has officially signed a Ksh. 5 million sponsorship agreement with the KCB Foundation. The deal, finalized in a meeting with KCB leadership, including Director Mendi Njonjo, promises to provide significant opportunities for over 150 students from Webuye East Constituency.
This partnership focuses on enhancing technical skills and vocational training through the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions. The selected students will receive training in various critical fields, including plumbing, electrical work, laboratory technology, and building and construction.
“This initiative is a game-changer for our youth,” said Hon. Pepela. “By equipping them with essential skills, we are not only enhancing their employability but also fostering self-reliance and entrepreneurship in our community.”
The KCB Foundation, known for its commitment to community development, has also extended its reach by signing similar agreements with Mwingi North Constituency. Through the 2Jiajiri program, the foundation aims to provide technical skills and entrepreneurial training to over 150 youth in both constituencies.
Director Mendi Njonjo expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “Investing in our youth is investing in the future of our country. We are excited to collaborate with leaders like Hon. Pepela to create pathways for our young people to thrive.”