Kenya Pipeline Foundation Announces 2026 Scholarships for Grade 10 Learners; How to Apply

The Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) Foundation has opened applications for its 2026 Inuka Senior School Scholarships, targeting Grade 10 learners who sat the 2025 Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA) and attained results that met or exceeded expectations.

KPC Foundation, in a notice dated December 15, 2025, said the scholarships are intended to support learners with disabilities transitioning into Senior School under the Competency-Based Education (CBE) system.

Eligible applicants will receive assistance to continue their education without interruption at the Senior School level.

Interviews will be conducted between January 12 and January 23, 2026, with sessions running from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

The interviews will take place at designated government offices across the country, including County Commissioners’ headquarters, National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) offices, and social services boardrooms.

Interviews and how to apply

Some of the listed venues include the County Commissioners’ Headquarters in Kiambu and Murang’a, the Social Services Hall in Kilifi Town, the Huduma Centre in Nyeri, the Uhuru na Kazi Building in Mombasa, the NCPWD offices in Nakuru and Uasin Gishu, and the County Commissioners’ boardrooms in Kisumu, Kakamega, and Narok, among others.

The KPC Foundation has clarified that the Inuka Scholarship is specifically designed for learners living with disabilities and has emphasized that no fees are charged at any stage of the application or interview process.

Applications are submitted via the Inuka Scholarship Application Form, available for download from the KPC Foundation website.

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Applicants are required to complete the form, attach the necessary supporting documents, and attend an interview in the county where they sat the 2025 KJSEA assessment.

Applicants and guardians seeking further clarification may contact the Foundation via [email protected] or 0791 408 649 during business hours.

About KPC Foundation

The KPC Foundation was established in 2016 and is registered as a Charitable Trust. It serves as the social arm of the Kenya Pipeline Company, focusing on sustainable community development initiatives across the country.

Through the Inuka Scholarship Programme, the foundation provides secondary education scholarships to one girl and one boy living with disabilities from each of the 47 counties every year.

Beneficiaries are supported from secondary school and, in some cases, up to the tertiary level. The foundation also invests in education infrastructure and the provision of ancillary learning equipment nationwide.

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It further supports health initiatives, including the construction of health infrastructure, the provision of medical equipment, and the organization of medical camps. It also undertakes water and sanitation projects, such as borehole drilling and water storage solutions in underserved communities.

KPC Foundation is actively involved in sports-for-development, supporting programmes aligned with its social impact goals.

In environmental conservation, the foundation has planted over 230,000 mangrove seedlings in Jomvu Kuu, Mombasa County, and more than 100,000 tree seedlings in other areas, aiming to plant 100,000 seedlings annually.

Additionally, the KPC Foundation runs empowerment programmes targeting youth, women, and people with disabilities.

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