Building a sustainable future takes collaboration. At the GreenShift Forum 2026, Family Bank Group Foundation contributed to conversations on advancing sustainability through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs). As part of its Sustainability Campaign, the Foundation’s Programs Officer – Youth Economic Empowerment delivered a keynote address and joined partners in a panel discussion on how cross-sector collaboration can drive sustainable development. Through its participation, the Foundation continues to champion partnerships that support lasting economic and environmental sustainability while creating meaningful opportunities for young people. Together, we can turn collaboration into lasting, sustainable impact. #GreenShiftForum2026 #Sustainability #FamilyGroupFoundation #YouthEconomicEmpowerment #TufuzuNaFamily @FamilyBankKenya

A forest doesn't exist in isolation, and neither does the community around it.​ Kenya Forest Service Chief Conservator Alex Lemarkoko notes that this partnership goes beyond growing trees, it's about supporting the communities living around the Ngong Hills landscape, while contributing to the Government's 15 billion Tree Growing Programme.​ When government, private sector, and community come together, restoration becomes sustainable, not just symbolic.​ Learn more about how this partnership is shaping a greener future for Kenya.​ #FamilyGroupFoundation #KenyaForestService #TreeGrowingProgramme #TufuzuNaFamily @FamilyBankKenya

Restoration isn't a single planting day. It's a decade-long commitment. With 70 acres already under active restoration, Family Group Foundation, in partnership with Kenya Forest Service and other collaborators, is now working toward scaling efforts across the full 240-acre target landscape by 2030.​ Be part of the journey toward a fully restored Ngong Hills Forest Ecosystem.​ #FamilyGroupFoundation #KenyaForestService #NgongHillsRestoration #TufuzuNaFamily @FamilyBankKenya

Celebrating Mazingira Day 2026 through Collective Action! The Family Group Foundation, Family Bank, the Center for Environmental Stewardship (CES) and partners joined forces at Ngong Hills, Corner Baridi, for tree planting and community clean-up activities to restore degraded landscapes and promote a cleaner environment. Together, we are building sustainable landscapes and a greener future for generations to come. #MazingiraDay2026 #FamilyBank #EnvironmentalConservation #TreePlanting #ClimateAction #Sustainability #TheFamilyGroupFoundation @FamilyBankKenya

The Ngong Hills need close to one million trees to recover. That's not a job for one organization alone.​ That's why Family Group Foundation has partnered with Kenya Forest Service, combining our one-million-seedling nursery with their technical expertise and institutional mandate for forest management.​ Discover how this partnership is bringing the Ngong Hills back to life.​ #FamilyGroupFoundation #KenyaForestService #TufuzuNaFamily @FamilyBankKenya

In 2021, "Corner Baridi" in the Ngong Hills was just 17,000 square metres of degraded land.​ Five years later, that same investment has grown into 70 acres of active restoration, and a new three-year partnership with Kenya Forest Service to scale even further.​ See how far the Ngong Hills restoration has come, and where it's headed next.​ #FamilyGroupFoundation #NgongHillsRestoration #TufuzuNaFamily​ @FamilyBankKenya

In 2021, one section of the Ngong Hills, "Corner Baridi," was badly degraded. Restoring it required more than good intentions.​ Family Group Foundation invested KES 5 million to restore 17,000 square metres of that section. Since then, over 15,000 indigenous seedlings have been planted, with 70 acres now under active restoration.​ This is demonstrates the impact of sustained investment and collaborative partnerships in advancing restoration efforts, and with our new partnership with Kenya Forest Service, we're scaling that impact even further. ​ Discover how this progress is shaping the future of the Ngong Hills.​ #FamilyGroupFoundation #NgongHillsRestoration #TufuzuNaFamily @FamilyBankKenya

The Ngong Hills need roughly one million trees to recover from years of degradation and encroachment. Family Group Foundation together with other partners have teamed up with the Kenya Forest Service through a three-year Framework for Collaboration, combining the Foundation's one-million-seedling nursery with KFS's technical expertise and institutional mandate. Together, this partnership moves restoration beyond individual tree-planting into long-term, sustained recovery, for the forest, and the communities who depend on it. Follow our journey as we restore the Ngong Hills, together. #FamilyGroupFoundation #KenyaForestService #NgongHillsRestoration #TufuzuNaFamily

Meet Deborah Kerebi, one of the young entrepreneurs shaped by our youth enterprise training. Skills, not capital, turned out to be the missing piece and she's since built a livelihood on exactly that foundation. #TGFYouthEmpowerment #TufuzuNaFamily

Family is the foundation of every community. Our Rift Valley Region Parents' Meeting continues to bring families together, county by county as we build stronger partnerships between parents, learners, and educators across the region. Because when families are supported, children thrive. #TufuzuNaElimu #TheFamilyGroupFoundation #Coparenting

Throwback to 2025 and the Fr. Herman Borg (OFM) Africa Peace Environmental Awards Summit, where the Family Group Foundation received the Community Impact Award, recognition for our reforestation work, climate awareness campaigns, and hands-on community mobilisation at sites like Kona Baridi. It rounds out four honours the Foundation has received for this work, alongside the Warriors for Good Awards, the Utumishi Bora Awards, and the DIAR Awards. Link in bio to see the full story. #TGFImpact #TBT

Impact multiplies through partnership. Our collaboration with KDF-MWAK is one example of how the Family Group Foundation works alongside institutions to scale training, mentorship, and opportunity for young Kenyans nationwide. #TGFImpact #TufuzuNaFamily

Training is only complete when it becomes real workplace experience. Through our partnership with World Vision, Cohort Interns are applying their skills on the ground, gaining the references, confidence, and networks that turn training into a career. #TGFYouthEmpowerment #TufuzuNaFamily

What does support look like, in their own words? At our Nairobi Mentorship Workshop, scholars sat down to share what the journey has meant to them, the setbacks, the breakthroughs, and the people who showed up along the way. #TufuzuNaElimu #TGFMentorship #TufuzuNaFamily

Not everything we do is for today. Some actions, like restoring forests, protecting water, and preserving ecosystems, are meant for generations we may never meet. Climate action is legacy in motion. #TGFImpact #TufuzuNaFamily

Expanding opportunities, empowering futures. Family Bank CEO and MD Nancy Njau held a courtesy call with Higher Education Principal Secretary Dr. Beatrice Muganda to accelerate discussions on strengthening access to tertiary education for The Family Group Foundation scholarship beneficiaries. Together, we are working to create more pathways for young people to pursue their dreams and build a brighter future. #TufuzuNaFamily

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A moment worth celebrating! We have officially commissioned the 5th Cohort of the Tufuzu Construction Skills Development Training! Today, we celebrate a journey of learning, growth and hands on skills. All the best, Cohort 5! #Tufuzu #TFGF #KDFMWAK #YouthEmpowerment #SkillsDevelopment