A humanitarian innovation and fab lab where ideas get nurtured, people cross disciplines, and almost anything can be made.
Ideas are nurtured and brought to life
People collaborate across disciplines and contexts
Almost anything can be made. Anything.
Flexible product creation with 3D printers, a CNC router, plasma and laser cutters.
Students build real projects, bridging classroom theory and hands-on practice.
Workshops from digital literacy to design thinking, focused on sharing skills.
A place for startups and small businesses to test, brainstorm and grow commercial projects.
A humanitarian innovation lab for Kenya and the Red Cross network, open to partners across sectors.
Women Social Entrepreneurship Institute: training, coaching and connections for Kenyan women founders.
Each lab is built from repurposed containers. Open Monday to Friday, and weekends during special activities.
Parent organisation
Parent organisation
Initial funder
Initial funder
Parent organisation
Parent organisation
Initial funder
Initial funder
Parent organisation
Parent organisation
Initial funder
Initial funder
Parent organisation
Parent organisation
Initial funder
Initial funder
Event partner
Event partner
Innovation accelerator
Innovation accelerator
Programme
Programme
Event partner
Event partner
Innovation accelerator
Innovation accelerator
Programme
Programme
Event partner
Event partner
Innovation accelerator
Innovation accelerator
Programme
Programme
Event partner
Event partner
Innovation accelerator
Innovation accelerator
Programme
Programme
I came in with a sketch on paper and left with a working prototype. The lab felt like permission to try.
I came in with a sketch on paper and left with a working prototype. The lab felt like permission to try.
The training gave me skills I could use the next day. It made me believe my idea could become a real business.
The training gave me skills I could use the next day. It made me believe my idea could become a real business.
Watching students build their first robot made the lessons suddenly click for them.
Watching students build their first robot made the lessons suddenly click for them.