Statistics at a glance
History
Enwealth Foundation Limited is the social impact and philanthropic arm of the Enwealth Group, working on the root causes of poverty, vulnerability and exclusion in Kenya. It began in 2012 as the Enwealth Fanisi scholarship for bright learners whose families could not pay school fees, and was established as a foundation on 17 June 2022.
Vision
A lifetime of restored dignity, renewed hope, empowerment and transformation.
Mission
Empowering communities for sustainable socio-economic transformation through biblical values.
Our five pillars
EducationThe Foundation’s oldest and largest work: scholarships for bright and needy children, the mentorship that runs alongside them, and the alumni who came through both. It has run since 2012.
Ministry & OutreachDiscipleship, outreach and compassionate service with churches and faith-based organisations. In 2025 the Mt Elgon mission reached 3,588 children and young people, and 2,065 gave their lives to Christ.Economic EmpowermentFinancial literacy, entrepreneurship and the SEED Programme — the pillar this platform serves. It is also home to Wisekids Adventures, for children.
HousingUnder the Dignified Shelter for Vulnerable Widows Project the Foundation has built two one-bedroom houses across Kisii and Nyamira, each with plastered walls, roofing and private sanitation, and each built with the household’s own labour. The right to accessible and adequate housing is in Article 43 of the Constitution.
HealthcareImproving access to healthcare services, promoting healthy ageing, and enhancing the wellbeing of vulnerable and elderly populations. This pillar’s work is planned.Planned
Impact of Enwealth Foundation
Education
The Foundation’s oldest and largest work: scholarships for bright and needy children, the mentorship that runs alongside them, and the alumni who came through both. It has run since 2012.
Ministry & Outreach
Discipleship, outreach and compassionate service with churches and faith-based organisations. In 2025 the Mt Elgon mission reached 3,588 children and young people, and 2,065 gave their lives to Christ.
Economic Empowerment
Financial literacy, entrepreneurship and the SEED Programme — the pillar this platform serves. It is also home to Wisekids Adventures, for children.
Housing
Under the Dignified Shelter for Vulnerable Widows Project the Foundation has built two one-bedroom houses across Kisii and Nyamira, each with plastered walls, roofing and private sanitation, and each built with the household’s own labour. The right to accessible and adequate housing is in Article 43 of the Constitution.
House 1 · Before 
House 1 · After 
House 2 · Before 
House 2 · After
