The Muslim Civic Education Trust (M-CET) was born on June 29, 1999 partly to educate Kenya Muslims to participate vigorously and creatively in the search for a new Republic through the then forthcoming Constitutional talks; and partly to educate a largely non-Muslim Kenya Government on its insensitivity to genuine Muslim disaffection with the system’s social injustices. One such injustice lay in the field of the education of Kenya Muslims.

Objectives

• Help the potential underprivileged children exploit their potential
• Empower our children with knowledge
• Improve our lifestyles by creating an educated community
• Eradicate poverty by providing the poor’s future (children) with full education
• Bridge the educational gap between ignorance and knowledge
• Make sure that our future leaders are given their basic need for education
• Give equal provision of educational resources to all deprived groups of society.
• Provide basic Education to the illiterate section of the community.
• Build up stability in the country where all the people can have access to education, health care and employment.
• Create educational awareness among the local communities of rural areas.
• Achieve Gender Equality by conducting seminars, walks and conferences involving civil society members, health professionals/workers, educational experts and human rights worker.
• Ensuring that children that have been dropped out of education for one reason or another, have access to alternative vocational training that will allow for the children to achieve their potential strengths, to be honed and channeled in the right direction with the aim of them becoming self-sufficient or at least in the job market, and not out on a limbo without any hope or direction in their lives.

Mission

To give an equal chance in Education to underprivileged children by raising funds from the able which will help give scholarships to deserving children.

Vision

To bridge the educational gap for a better society.