The foundation educates people about the importance of preventive care, such as vaccinations and cancer screenings. The foundation also educates people about the signs and symptoms of common health problems.
The foundation provides hospitals and clinics with medical supplies and equipment. The foundation also provides hospitals and clinics with support for infrastructure, such as building repairs and renovations.
The foundation provides medical care to people who are unable to afford it. The foundation provides medical care to people who are struggling with chronic illnesses, such as HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis. The foundation also provides medical care to people who have been injured in accidents or who have other medical needs.
After-school programs offer students a variety of activities, such as tutoring, homework help, recreation, and enrichment activities. After-school programs can help students to stay safe, improve their academic performance, and develop their social skills.
Mentorship programs pair students with experienced adults who can provide guidance and support. Mentors can help students to improve their academic performance, develop their social skills, and make positive choices.
The foundation awards scholarships to students who demonstrate academic excellence, financial need, and leadership potential. Scholarships can be used to cover tuition, fees, books, and other expenses.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja paid an impromptu lunch visit to State House Girls School on Wednesday, May 24, 2023. During the visit, Sakaja interacted with the students and listened to their aspirations and dreams. He was impressed by the students’ determination to get an 8.2 average this year. Sakaja also announced that he would be supporting an additional 20 girls who have fees challenges by paying their entire year’s fees.
Welcome to the official website dedicated to highlighting the remarkable achievements and transformative initiatives of the Nairobi City County Governor. This platform serves as a comprehensive resource for residents, stakeholders, and the public to explore the significant contributions made by the governor in enhancing the quality of life in Nairobi.
The government has set aside Ksh. 5.6 billion to revive the Nairobi Urban Transport Improvement Project (NUTIP), which was initiated by President Uhuru Kenyatta in 2013. The project aims to reduce traffic congestion in Nairobi by improving the city’s public transport system.
The project will be implemented by the National Transport and Infrastructural Development Authority (NHIDAA) and will involve the construction of new bus rapid transit (BRT) lines, the upgrading of existing roads and footpaths, and the purchase of new buses.
On May 17, 2023, Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja launched 19 new vehicles for the city’s inspectorate department, also known as Kanjo. The vehicles, which are valued at Sh105 million, are part of Sakaja’s plan to improve the efficiency of the department and its ability to provide services to the city’s residents.
The new vehicles include 10 double-cab pickup trucks, 8 water bowsers, and a garbage truck. They will be used to collect garbage, remove illegal structures, and enforce traffic rules.