Graphics Design
Industry-standard tools, branding fundamentals, and a portfolio ready for freelance or studio work.
Hair Dressing
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Beauty Therapy
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Fashion Design
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Free Skills training
for life changing
job opportunities.
Fully sponsored skills training for under-privileged young women from kibera slums.
Six months of training: enabling girls to discover their skills, their voice and their future
Many girls from kibera slums are forced to leave home early because of poverty, teenage pregnancy, or family pressure. Without a trade, they survive on odd jobs that barely cover rent. Our skills program replaces despair with skill, dignity, and a path to income.
Over six months, each trainee receives hands-on instruction in one of four courses — graphic design, fashion design, hairdressing, or beauty therapy — and life skills including public speaking and communication, customer service, marketing and entrepreneurship, and creative arts. She also receives one-on-one mentorship and mental wellness support.
OUR COURSES
What we teach
Each trainee chooses one of four hands-on tracks. Every track is designed
for employability in Kibera and Nairobi.
THE WHOLE PERSON
Our Program: Skills
Training for Employment
We do not just teach skills; we prepare young women for life, work,
and leadership.
At Passion To Share Foundation, we equip vulnerable girls with the skills, confidence, and character they need to secure meaningful employment and build independent lives.
We believe that lasting change begins with opportunity. Our flagship program equips vulnerable girls from Kibera with practical vocational skills, professional confidence, and the personal development they need to secure employment, earn an income, and build independent futures.
We offer hands-on vocational training in Fashion Design & Tailoring, Graphic Design, Beauty Therapy, and Hairdressing.
But technical skills alone are not enough.
We intentionally develop the whole person by helping every student build the confidence, professionalism, and life skills needed to thrive in the workplace and beyond.
Due to this, our students also receive training in:
- Public Speaking & Communication: developing confidence, expressing ideas clearly, and presenting their skills professionally.
- Customer Service: learning professionalism, empathy, humility, and how to build lasting relationships with clients.
- Marketing & Entrepreneurship: promoting services, attracting customers, managing small businesses, and creating sustainable sources of income.
- Creative Arts: strengthening creativity, innovation, problem-solving, and artistic expression essential in each vocational field we offer.
Every lesson is taught with passion, dedication, and love because we understand what this opportunity means to the girls from Kibera slums. For many of our girls, this training is more than learning a trade; it is their pathway out of poverty.
It is the foundation on which they will support themselves, help their families, and one day provide for the families they build.
Our goal is simple but life-changing: every girl who graduates from Passion To Share Foundation leaves equipped with the skills, confidence, and character to find meaningful employment, earn a sustainable income, and become a source of hope in her family and community.
GRADUATION
Why graduation matters
For many of our trainees, school ended early — often without ceremony, recognition, or hope of finishing anything. Graduation at PSF is intentional. Caps, certificates, families invited, photos taken.
In Kibera, being seen completing something carries deep cultural weight. It tells her children that their mother can finish what she starts. It tells her neighbourhood she is not defined by poverty or teenage motherhood. For many young mothers, it is the first time they stand before family and community as someone with a trade and a future — not as a problem to be pitied.
Graduation is not the end of our relationship. It is the moment a girl steps into economic independence — with tools in hand, alumni behind her, and a community that witnessed her transformation.