We help people build social enterprises and help rural communities turn local opportunities into practical development.
Goblis Foundation is a Kenya-based non-profit foundation. We work through two programmes: Jikimu for social entrepreneurship and Mashinani for rural development. You do not need to know our structure first—start with what you want to do or change.
What we do, in plain language.
Goblis Foundation is a Kenya-based non-profit foundation focused on two jobs: helping people build responsible social enterprises through Jikimu, and helping rural communities develop practical, evidence-led opportunities through Mashinani.
One page for the next job—not every possible form.
Jikimu develops people and enterprises. Mashinani develops place-based pathways.
They can connect when a rural opportunity produces a viable social-enterprise pathway, but the programme records and accountabilities remain distinct.
National ambition. Locally rooted delivery.
Local delivery assignments are separately approved by geography, programme scope, due diligence and evidence. A strategic partnership does not automatically confer last-mile delivery authority.
Useful transparency without turning operations into impact claims.
These values come from governed system records when available.
Jikimu connects into these Ubunifu Institute pathways
Ubunifu Institute is a separate Kenya-based specialist learning and enterprise-development institution. Goblis keeps the Jikimu programme relationship and handoff accountable; Ubunifu owns its learning, assessment, progression and related institutional records. These links explain connected pathways; they do not redirect a Goblis contribution to Ubunifu.
Choose the next accountable step.
Participate, bring an opportunity, build a partnership, work with evidence or support a defined campaign pitch.