Ujima is an old Swahili word that means “achieved with the help of others”. Founded in 2003, Ujima Foundation is a sustainable urban development organization providing employability training to orphaned youngsters that are taking full responsibility for their younger siblings. Unique to Ujima’s approach, it owns and run two income-generating properties and a Capacity Building program to financially sustain the training program. 
Ujima believes all children should grow up in a family set up, and, every year, through training, job exposure and mediation with employers, we enable 180 new youth to access gainful employment, become self-reliant and better support their families. Ujima believes the best support we can give our beneficiaries are the tools they need for self-support. We want our youth to shift from viewing themselves as victims, become managers of their lives and find financial independence so they support themselves and children in their care.

Ujima Foundation for training & development

Charles J. Odhiambo

This department focuses on enhancing digital skills and employability through training and mentorship initiatives.

Ujima Foundation for training & development

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Digital Learning Programs

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Ujima Foundation for training & development

Org chart

Teams

Digital Learning Programs

Offices

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