Who can
apply?
Our programmes are designed for young Kenyans who are passionate, driven, and ready to make a difference — regardless of financial background.
Age
Young people aged 18–35 who are Kenyan citizens or permanent residents with the drive to create change.
Education
At minimum a secondary school certificate. University students and graduates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Passion
A genuine commitment to improving health outcomes and making a meaningful difference in Kenyan communities.
Programmes that
launch careers
Digital Health Innovators
A rigorous 6-month programme training the next generation of health tech builders. Scholars gain hands-on experience with RIKA and Tujulishane platforms, mentorship from industry leaders, and a pathway to employment.
Health Communications Fellows
A fellowship for aspiring communicators, journalists, and PR professionals. Fellows are embedded within MoH communications teams, producing real campaigns and receiving professional media training.
Creative Health Studio
For animators, illustrators, and creative storytellers ready to use their talent for good. Scholars produce nationally distributed health content and build professional portfolios with Tujulishane's creative network.
Health Advocacy Academy
Training young policy advocates to engage with government, civil society, and communities on Kenya's most pressing health challenges — from maternal mortality to adolescent SRH rights and mental health legislation.
Simple. Transparent.
Fair.
Choose Your Track
Select the programme that best fits your skills, passion, and career goals.
Submit Application
Complete our online form with your details, motivation, and any relevant work samples.
Interview & Assessment
A brief virtual interview — we want to know you, not just your CV.
Begin Your Journey
Receive your offer, join your cohort, and start changing lives from day one.