Make learning accessible.
Reduce financial and practical barriers that can prevent a child from entering school or remaining there consistently.
Our school and education programs help children build strong foundations for their future. Alongside primary education, RFK supports scholarships, learning materials, mentorship and practical skills so that financial hardship does not decide a child's opportunities.
Education & Scholarships
RFK's educational work begins with something fundamental: children need reliable access to a place where they can learn, develop and grow.
Our school provides primary education from Grade 1 to Grade 6, while scholarships and individual educational support help vulnerable children overcome financial barriers that could otherwise interrupt their education.
Education at RFK also continues beyond primary school through mentorship, vocational training, digital literacy, entrepreneurship and career guidance.
Reduce financial and practical barriers that can prevent a child from entering school or remaining there consistently.
School fees, materials, meals, mentorship and family stability all influence whether learning can continue without interruption.
Mentorship, vocational skills, digital literacy and entrepreneurship help learning develop into practical future opportunities.
Our School
The RFK school is an important part of the foundation's educational work. It provides a reliable learning environment for primary education from Grade 1 to Grade 6 and strengthens the foundation's wider goal of keeping education accessible to vulnerable children.
The school provides children with a structured place for primary education while connecting learning with the wider support of Reborn Foundation Kenya.
The aim is not only attendance. It is to create a reliable foundation from which children can continue learning, gain confidence and move toward greater opportunities later in life.
Consistent access to primary education gives children a stronger foundation and reduces the risk that difficult circumstances interrupt their learning.
Learning also creates routine, confidence, social connection and a stronger basis for later educational and vocational choices.
Primary education connects with RFK's wider work in mentorship, skills development and future opportunities for young people.
What can stand in the way
A school can provide the learning environment, but many vulnerable children also need practical support to remain in education consistently.
Even modest educational costs can become an impossible expense for a household already under financial pressure.
Books, notebooks, uniforms and basic classroom materials can determine whether a child is fully able to participate.
Hunger and unstable home circumstances can make concentration, attendance and consistent learning much more difficult.
Mentorship helps children and youth understand that education can lead somewhere and that their future is worth planning for.
Supporting education around the child
The exact needs differ from child to child. RFK therefore combines school access with financial, practical and personal support where possible.
Help cover costs that allow a child to enrol, remain in school and avoid interruptions caused by unpaid educational expenses.
Provide the practical basics needed to participate in everyday school life with dignity.
Where needed, educational support can be connected with food or household assistance so that learning is not undermined by immediate hardship.
Guidance, counseling and encouragement help rebuild confidence, resilience and a sense of possibility.
Vocational training, digital literacy, entrepreneurship and career guidance help connect education with practical independence.
Sponsor a Child
Seeking sponsorship
Salma is in Grade 3 and hopes to become a teacher. Educational support can help provide the basic building blocks she needs to remain in school and continue learning.
Seeking sponsorship
Stephen is in Grade 4 at primary school and dreams of becoming a pilot. Sponsorship can help keep education within reach while he continues developing toward that goal.
From primary school toward independence
Primary education creates a foundation. RFK's wider educational model connects that foundation with mentorship, skills, vocational development and future opportunities.
Build strong foundations through reliable access to learning from Grade 1 to Grade 6.
Connect young people with adults who can encourage, guide and help them understand possible future pathways.
Develop practical skills that can improve employability and create options beyond purely academic routes.
Help young adults translate skills into income, business activity and greater long-term independence.
Help strengthen RFK's school, sponsor a child's education or support the wider programs that connect primary learning with mentorship, skills and future opportunity.