Feeding the poor
Elderly Support
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”
– Mahatma Gandhi
Jamii Network Foundation is a transformative force dedicated to uplifting communities in Kenya, founded with a profound commitment to “Serving the People.” Spearheaded by Francis Njenga, the foundation empowers lives through a range of impactful programs, addressing needs from poverty alleviation to supporting emerging artists. Real stories of success narrate the foundation’s journey, showcasing tangible change in education, resettlement, and the music industry. With a vision for a compassionate and inclusive society, Jamii Network Foundation invites individuals to join hands in creating positive, lasting transformations.
Conceived from a place of empathy and driven by a desire to make a positive impact, Jamii Network Corporation/Foundation officially came into being on January 26th, 2021, registered as a charity under section 509(2a). The name “Jamii,” meaning “family” in Swahili, encapsulates our vision of fostering unity and shared responsibility within the broader human family.
At Jamii Network Foundation, our mission is clear: to serve and uplift communities, creating a brighter and more inclusive future. We envision a world where compassion knows no bounds and where every individual has the opportunity to thrive. Our values—compassion, unity, and empowerment—guide us in every endeavor, ensuring that our actions reflect our deep commitment to making a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve.
As we continue on this journey of empowerment, we invite you to explore the various facets of our foundation—our programs, success stories, and the genuine change we bring to communities. Join us in our mission to empower lives and build futures, one initiative at a time. Together, let’s create a world where compassion reigns, struggles are eased, and every individual has the opportunity to realize their full potential.
Our Founder's Story
From Grace to Glory to the inception of Jamii Network Foundation.
Born in 1965 into a humble family in Murang'a, Kenya, at a place called Naaro in Kandara, I, Francis Njoroge Thuo, have navigated life's challenging yet transformative journey. Our family later relocated to Matunda near Moi's bridge in the western province of the Republic of Kenya in 1974. My educational foundation was laid at Matunda DEB, Lumakanda Boys, and Lugari High School, culminating in my graduation in 1984. The pursuit of higher education led me to Western College, now Masinde Muliro University, where I swiftly graduated in 1986...
From Grace to Glory to the inception of Jamii Network Foundation.
Born in 1974 into a humble family in Kiambu, Kenya, I, Francis Njoroge Thuo, have navigated life's challenging yet transformative journey. My educational foundation was laid at Matunda DEB, Lumakanda Boys, and Lugari High School, culminating in my graduation in 1984. The pursuit of higher education led me to Western College, now Masinde Muliro University, where I swiftly graduated in 1986...
Jamii Network Foundation's support not only empowered me as an artist but has also contributed to the empowerment of youth, like enabling me to produce my songs and showcase my talent and dreams.
Ben G
Jamii Network Foundation has been a game-changer in my educational journey at KMTC. Their support has not only lightened my financial burden but has also fueled my passion for healthcare. Grateful for this transformative opportunity!
Steve Kiprotich
Grateful to Jamii Network Foundation and Francis, He has settled me and given me a shelter at his shamba, this has helped me find stability and a sense of home thanks to their unwavering support and commitment to transforming lives.
Aman
Thanks to Jamii Network Foundation's educational support, I have went through high school and i am now pursuing Mechanical Engineering at Kenyatta University, breaking barriers and realizing my dream.
Andrew Muchangi Student