Keri is a project of Kianda Foundation. Our goal is to offer an academic, cultural and social environment where female students – residents and non-residents who participate in our programs – can mature in all aspects of their life.
Keri comprises of a study centre and a residence. The study centre has over 20 years offering formative programs to female students at university and college level. These programs include …
Keri supports the pursuit of academic excellence and all-round development for both residents and non-residents. To achieve this, we offer residents and non-residents alike the environment and support they need to …
Keri is situated on Keri Road, Nairobi. It is 2 minutes’ walk from Strathmore University. Fundamental to the purpose of the Residence are the academic, intellectual, cultural, and personal development …
All rooms feature: a single bed, a study desk, chair, closet and a lockable closet for clothes and valuables. Some rooms are self-contained meaning they have all the features mentioned above, plus a toilet and shower. Wi-Fi is accessible in the bedroom areas.
There is a large living room on the first floor of the building. Equipped with sofas, a projector and TV, this room is a great place to meet other residents and make friends, particularly during our evening get togethers which are held here after dinner, for most days of the week.
The library cum study room (which is open to both residents and non-residents) provides a serene study environment. All library users respect the library rules, keeping noise to a minimum. There are lockable cabinets to store one’s items, and on the walls are some sockets for those using laptops. Wi-Fi is available in this area.
The main entrance to the Residence is a communal and social area. There is a notice board that informs residents and non-residents alike, of upcoming events and activities. There are two sitting rooms in the main entrance. Visitors (both male and female) can be entertained in these rooms.
In August 2023, what started as a setback transformed into an extraordinary pilgrimage. Our original plan was to attend the 2023 World Youth Day, but faced with visa issues that …
The faces beaming with joy were refreshing (the smiles never get old). How do I begin to explain the energy as they sang choruses and danced? This is a group …
