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KENYAN CHAPTER
secondary school in Kenya because they couldn’t afford the school fees. As part of Aiducation
International, we have awarded hundreds of scholarships for students to attend four years of secondary
boarding school. We work closely with the teachers, schools, and community to ensure the applicants we accept are students performing in the top 10% of their class who need funding for school fees.
We are careful to make sure this is the case. We review how the students perform in class and the standardized KCPE test. We interview students and make home visits to assess their financial need. We have created profiles for 500 AiduSeekers who are eager to learn and we can say that every one of them deserves support. Once AiduSeekers are awarded scholarships and become AiduFellows, we monitor their performance and maintain a close relationship with their boarding schools. We host Mentorship Academies twice a year where Aiducators from many countries teach our AiduFellows about becoming professionals, building careers, and giving back to their communities. Workshops on topics such as gender equality, economic development, and sustainability help AiduFellows take the initiative.
Our Kenyan team currently has eight members. We would like to introduce some leaders from our Chapter, listed below.
Aiducation International Kenya
Aiducation International Kenya
P.O.Box 163
80202 Watamu
Kenya
To donate, please refer to the bank information for Aiducation International.
Lazarus Odhiambo Othieno – Finance and Administration Aiducation International Kenya
Lazarus is in charge of the scholarship management and finances. Bachelor of Commerce and IT (KCA University).
“I enjoy working for Aiducation because I strongly believe Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself."
lazarus.othieno@aiducation.org
Rebecca Ngala – Administration support and Assistant Scholarship Departement Aiducation International Kenya
Rebecca supports Aiducation International Kenya with all major administrative work and is the assistance of the scholarship management department. She has a certificate in business administration and office management.
“You educate a man; you educate a woman; you educate a generation." (Brighma Young)
"I love working with Aiducation to make our young brothers and sisters realize, naurture and grow their talent towards building a better Kenya and the world at large and also to get to know how to live with people and build a good network across the world."
rebecca.ngala@aiducation.org
Michelle Masha – Academy Manager and Alumni Relations Aiducation International Kenya
Michelle is in charge of the mentorship academies and alumni relations. She is an active member of the alumni program and has coordinated several academies. Degree in Economics.
“True education does not consist merely in the acquiring of few facts of science, history, literature, or art, but in the development of character and talent." (David O. McKay)
"I love working with Aiducation because for any individual to grow they must have the knowhow (education) then grow towards art and talent. Aiducation’s structures have accommodated growth in talent and helped see students through school which is very crucial in anybody’s life if they aim to be people with a difference."
michelle.masha@aiducation.org
George Jilani – Manager Partners and Donors Aiducation International Kenya
George is in charge of new and existing partners and donors in Kenya. He is also CEO of AiduLink, the Aiducation Alumni Program in Kenya. Medical Student at the University of Nairobi.
“We did not come here to fear the future, we came here to shape it."(Barack Obama)
"Amazing opportunity for me to work in the Aiducation office in Kenya as we set our sights into the future of solid local partnerships."
george.jilani@aiducation.org
Elisabeth Kalu – Assistant Manager Partners and Donors Aiducation International Kenya
Elisabeth will offer assistance to George with regards to managing new and existing partners and donors in Kenya. Financial Economics Graduate at Strathmore University in Nairobi.
“In the last fifty years, it’s become a mantra for me and my family that, win or lose, it’s important to ‘get caught trying."(Hillary Clinton)
"As a team, the most important thing is that we get caught trying regardless of whether we achieve our objectives or not."
lyz.kalu@aiducation.org
Diana Wangeshi – Assistant Manager Partners and Donors Aiducation International Kenya
Diana will offer assistance to George with regards to managing new and existing partners and donors in Kenya. She is an active member of the alumni program and has coordinated several academies. She is currently a student of Political science, communications and Sociology at the University of Nairobi.
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." (Margaret Mead)
"I believe in the vision of Aiducation and I'm excited to be part of the global Impact it brings forth, one scholarship at a time."
diana.wangechi@aiducation.org
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