The Kenya Pipeline Foundation has announced the opening of applications for the 2026 Inuka Senior School Scholarship, targeting Grade 10 learners who sat the 2025 Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA). The programme is designed to support learners living with disabilities from all 47 counties by facilitating access to secondary education. In addition to school fees, beneficiaries receive mentorship, school uniforms, and assistive learning devices. Outstanding scholars may also be considered for continued support under the INUKA Plus programme at the tertiary level.
Scholarship interviews will take place between 12 January and 22 January 2026, running daily from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at designated county venues. The interview schedule is as follows:
12 January 2026: Kiambu – County Commissioners Headquarters; Murang’a – County Commissioners Boardroom; Kilifi – Social Services Hall, Kilifi Town.
13 January 2026: Nairobi – County Commissioners Boardroom; Nyeri – NCPWD Office; Kitui – Sub-County Director of Education Boardroom; Garissa – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Mombasa – Uhuru na Kazi Building; Lamu – Deputy Commissioners Office; Marsabit – County Commissioners Boardroom; Nyandarua – NCPWD Office.
14 January 2026:
Kajiado – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Laikipia – NCPWD Office; Kirinyaga – County Commissioners Boardroom; Meru – Probation Boardroom; Makueni – NCPWD Office, Wote; Taita Taveta – Voi National Library.
15 January 2026:
Embu – Social Development Office Boardroom; Isiolo – NDMA Boardroom; Machakos – Social Development Office; Wajir – County Lands Department Boardroom; Kwale – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Tana River – Deputy County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Mandera – Coordinators Office; Samburu – Deputy County Commissioner’s Boardroom.
16 January 2026:
Tharaka Nithi – County Commissioner’s Boardroom.
19 January 2026:
Busia – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Nyamira – Department of Children’s Services Boardroom; West Pokot – NCPWD Office.
20 January 2026:
Siaya – Department of Social Services Labour Boardroom; Kisii – Social Services Boardroom; Nandi – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Trans-Nzoia – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Narok – Social Services Development Block.
21 January 2026:
Kisumu – Huduma Centre, 10th Floor; Vihiga – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Migori – Directorate of Social Development Boardroom; Uasin Gishu – NCPWD Office; Nakuru – NCPWD Block A, Room 5; Bomet – NCPWD Office, ICT Building.
22 January 2026:
Kakamega – Social Development Offices Block B; Homa Bay – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Elgeyo Marakwet – Social Service Office; Turkana – NCPWD Office, EARC Building within Lodwar Mixed Secondary School; Baringo – County Commissioner’s Boardroom; Kericho – NCPWD Office, Kericho Vocational and Rehabilitation Centre.
Applicants must attend interviews in person at their respective county venues. The process is free of charge, and interviews are intended to confirm eligibility and assess alignment with the scholarship’s objectives. The Kenya Pipeline Foundation has encouraged all eligible learners to apply and take advantage of the opportunity to access inclusive and transformative education.
