A diverse group of people sharing a community conversation

Who we are

A movement built on dignity, visibility, and belonging.

Inclusive Kenya creates space for people to be recognised as complete human beings—across ability, identity, background, and circumstance.

Jane Kanampiu, CEO of TBC Training College and vision carrier for Mr. & Miss Inclusive Kenya

Founder & vision carrier

Jane Kanampiu

CEO of TBC Training College and vision carrier for Mr. & Miss Inclusive Kenya

Jane is a passionate inclusion champion dedicated to transforming lives through skills-based education and empowerment. She works to create equal opportunities, especially for persons with disabilities and underserved communities.

Through her leadership, training is practical, accessible, and aligned with real market needs—helping learners build independence and dignity through meaningful work. An educator and advocate for inclusion, Jane believes in ability beyond limitation.

Her work also reaches into community engagement, partnerships, and mentorship, creating platforms that uplift and empower individuals to reach their full potential. She is building a more inclusive society one opportunity, one skill, and one life at a time.

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Why Inclusive Kenya exists

The initiative was created to challenge narrow ideas about beauty, leadership, and success. It gives talent and character a visible platform, while making room for conversations that move from representation to genuine inclusion.

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Our vision

To build a Kenya where every person can thrive, lead, and belong without having to hide who they are.

  • Every person can contribute
  • Every story can be heard
  • Every community can become more inclusive
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Our mission

To elevate diverse talent, create authentic representation, and turn visibility into lasting community action through the pageant, mentorship, and public engagement.

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