
A climate-literate generation of environmental stewards building greener, healthier, and thriving communities across Kiambu County.
We use nature and climate technology to nurture young people; building purpose, livelihoods, and a thriving environment for all.
Restoring local ecosystems through indigenous tree planting, clean-ups and community-led conservation in schools, health facilities and public spaces across Kiambu County.
Equipping young people with practical skills in AI, technology and climate-focused tools, opening pathways to learning, enterprise and employment.
Nurturing mental wellbeing through supportive communities, purposeful engagement and connection with nature, creating spaces where young people can thrive.
Preventing substance and alcohol abuse through awareness, positive alternatives and peer support, and connecting people to pathways toward healthier choices and recovery.
We work across Kiambu County, Kenya, meeting communities where they are. Our cohort-based approach means we stay alongside the same groups over time, building lasting relationships and results.
We are rooted in Kiambu. Local priorities, participation and accountability shape everything we do.
Young people are at the centre of our work as leaders, participants and contributors to community development.
Inclusion is built into how Gen Zen operates. Our team includes persons with disabilities, and our programmes create meaningful opportunities for people of all backgrounds and circumstances.
We focus on results people can see, experience and sustain, from trees planted and environments restored to skills gained and young people supported.
