Forum for Action Change & Transformation equips youth and women with the skills, tools, and opportunities they need to thrive — through innovation, entrepreneurship, peacebuilding, and holistic well-being.
FACT began as a grassroots self-help initiative in 2019, driven by a deep passion to empower youth and women in underserved communities across Nakuru. After five years of building trust, delivering results, and refining our approach, we formalised as a registered organisation in 2025 — bringing fresh institutional capacity to an already-proven model of change.
A peaceful, inclusive, and empowered society where youth and women thrive through innovation, leadership, and resilience.
To empower youth and women through peacebuilding, civic engagement, digital innovation, entrepreneurship, and holistic well-being for sustainable community transformation.
Our integrated programming model addresses the interconnected barriers that hold youth and women back — combining skills, capital access, market connections, mental health, and peace in one unified ecosystem.
Digital literacy training, creative vocational skills, and innovation support — all delivered through Pheel Creations Hub.
Supporting youth and women to build sustainable businesses through structured training, the Nakuru Entrepreneur Awards, and Baada ya Kazi — always free to access.
Community-led conflict prevention, dialogue, and reconciliation — aligned with KNAP III 2025–2029 and UNSCR 2250.
Empowering young people and women to lead and participate meaningfully in governance and democratic processes.
Practical vocational training across tailoring, soap making, cake making, branding, and more — bridging the skills gap for economic independence.
Safe spaces, peer support, and community-based psychosocial systems — recognising mental well-being as central to sustainable empowerment.
Now in its fourth annual edition, the Nakuru Entrepreneur Awards is more than a celebration — it is a structured ecosystem intervention. The Awards convene entrepreneurs, investors, government, and civil society to recognise high-potential businesses, catalyse market linkages, and demonstrate the measurable impact of FACT's integrated enterprise development programming.
For donors and partners, the Awards represents a rare proof-point: a community-led platform with demonstrated convening power, institutional credibility, and measurable reach across the Rift Valley's entrepreneurial ecosystem — sustained over four consecutive years without interruption.
Publicly validates and elevates high-potential youth and women-led businesses
Connects entrepreneurs with investors, buyers, and institutional partners
Four editions of tracked participation, business growth, and partnership data
Directly advancing SDGs 8, 5, and 16 across the Rift Valley region
Pheel Creations Hub is FACT's physical home — a multi-purpose space where innovation, creativity, and community come together. It is where training happens, entrepreneurs are incubated, media is produced, dialogues are held, and mental health is tended to.
Formally registered 2025 · Operating since 2019
With over 204,000 members, our Nakuru City Mums & Dads Facebook community is one of the largest locally-rooted digital platforms in the region — a powerful channel for programming, mobilisation, and market access.
We welcome collaboration with organisations and institutions who share our commitment to sustainable, community-led transformation.
Joint programming, resource sharing, and co-designed community initiatives.
CSR alignment with FACT's youth and women empowerment programmes.
Policy implementation support and county-level collaboration on KNAP III.
Program grants, capacity building, and technical assistance partnerships.
Whether you're a donor, partner, community member, or someone who wants to join our programmes — our doors are open.