Legal Status
- Registration
- Societies Act, Cap 108 Laws of Kenya
- Type
- Non-Profit Organization (NPO)
- Headquarters
- Nairobi, Kenya
- Operation Regions
- Kenya (National), with phased expansion to East Africa
Organizational Overview
MARK JUNIOR FOUNDATION (MJF)
Mark Junior Foundation (MJF) is a non-profit, membership-based development organization legally registered under the Societies Act, Cap 108 Laws of Kenya. The Foundation works to improve the well-being of vulnerable populations through multi-sectoral, evidence-driven and community-led interventions.
Since inception, MJF has implemented programs in both rural and urban settings focusing on poverty reduction, food security, education, water and sanitation, health systems strengthening, climate resilience, youth empowerment, protection, and social inclusion. The Foundation’s reach is rapidly expanding across Kenya with regional integration plans for East Africa.
Vision & Mission
Vision
Improved empowered lives for all.
Mission
To lead sustainable community transformation through partnerships, empowerment and inclusive development.
Leadership
Board of Directors
Mark Junior Foundation(MJF) is guided by an experienced Board of Directors that provides strategic leadership, governance and oversight of the Foundation.
Executive Leadership
THE PRESIDENT
MR.MARK OTIENO ORUKO
MR.VINCENT KASERA
THE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN
MRS.JANE KAMAU
GENERAL SECRETARY
MR.ELISHA SIMIYU
THE NATIONAL TREASURER
MR.ZACHARY.G.NJUGUNA
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
MR.ISAAC ONSARIGO
DIRECTOR, HUMAN RESOURCE
MR.BENARD LUSICHI
LEGAL OFFICER
MR.JOSPHAT.M.MONYO
NATIONAL VICE CHAIRMAN
CAROLYNE.A.OLLAYO
ASSISTANT GENERAL SECRETARY
Our Foundation
Core Values
These values guide our decisions, partnerships and commitment to sustainable community transformation.
Integrity and Accountability
Equity and Fairness
Stewardship and Transparency
Professionalism
Solidarity with Vulnerable Populations
Innovation and Learning
Community Participation
Teamwork
Global Alignment
The Foundation aligns its development agenda with the SDGs, Sendai Framework, Paris Agreement, UNICEF global child protection standards, WHO public health guidelines, UN Women gender equality frameworks, and African Union Agenda 2063.
The organization upholds the principles of sustainable development, human dignity, vulnerable groups mainstreaming, socio-economic equity, open society, democratic governance and self-fulfillment through creation of sustainable improvements in lives of people while involving them in the process.