- 1 viewsMPESA foundation, in collaboration with Mudavadi Memorial Foundation Trust Fund, today handed over a fully renovated and refurbished Chekombero Special School for the Hearing Impaired in Vihiga, marking a significant milestone in the foundation's commitment to educational equity and empowerment of learners with special needs. The renovation, which cost 50 million shillings, was made possible through a partnership between Ushiriki Wema, the Mudavadi Memorial Foundation Trust Fund, and the M-PESA Foundation.
TESSIE MUSALIA UNVEILS RENOVATED CHEKOMBERO SPECIAL SCHOOL IN PARTNERSHIP WITH M-PESA FOUNDATION
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