KPC Foundation launches second phase of Inuka scholarship mentorship

KPC Foundation has officially launched the 2nd Edition of the INUKA Mentorship Program at KISE, bringing together 406 student beneficiaries for a three-day mentorship program designed to equip them with essential life skills. Held under the theme “Rising Beyond Limits,” the p..

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The KPC Foundation has launched the second phase of its INUKA Mentorship Program at KISE, gathering 406 student beneficiaries for a three-day event focused on building life skills.

406 students are participating in the mentorship program.
Led by KPC Foundation, with key remarks from Board of Trustees Member Carol Kiplagat and Director Dr. Joyce Emanikor.
The program, themed "Rising Beyond Limits," equips students with skills in mental health, financial literacy, relationships, and career planning, in addition to their scholarships.