On Thursday, 10th October 2024, Kabarak University marked Mazingira Day with a heartwarming and impactful celebration at Emining Special School for the Visually Impaired. Led by Rhoda Chemoiwo of the Procurement Department and Pr. Esther Mwende Kapsir of Student Affairs, the university’s staff, students, and friends came together for a day of service. The event saw the participation of diverse groups, including Peer Counsellors, Christian Union, Red Cross, Kenya Model United Nations, and other departments. Their collective presence made this day truly memorable for the students and staff of the institution, embodying the essence of unity and selflessness.

This past week, Kabarak University concluded its Health Awareness Week, which ran from the 23rd to the 27th of September, 2024. The week was filled with impactful sessions and activities aimed at promoting holistic well-being, particularly focusing on sexual and reproductive health, cancer screening, HIV and STI prevention, and psychoeducation. Organized by the Kabarak University Counselling Section in collaboration with Dandelion Africa, the event was a resounding success, engaging students and staff from both the Main and City Campuses.

On Saturday, 27th July 2024, Kabarak University AYLF chapter members embarked on a hiking expedition. Led by Christopher Nyakundi, the current chapter coordinator, and accompanied by Ms. Veronicah Kombich, 38 club members set off on this adventure. Despite the chilly morning, the students were brimming with enthusiasm for the day ahead.

8th July 2024 marked the beginning of mental health awareness week at Nakuru City Campus. The week-long activity was organized by the counseling section led by the campus counselor Ms.Veronicah Kombich supported by a vibrant team of peer counselors. The theme of the activity was campus relationships.

On July 12th, 2024, the Kabarak University Nakuru City Campus buzzed with a different kind of energy. Peer counselors and Africa Youth Leadership Forum (AYLF) club members joined forces for a day dedicated to giving back to the community. Led by their ever-supportive counselor and AYLF patron, Ms. Veronicah Kombich, the team embarked on a mission that left a lasting impact on both themselves and the community they served.

On June 26th, Kabarak University proudly hosted a series of events in recognition of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (IDADA). This year's theme, "The Evidence is Clear: Invest in Prevention," resonated deeply with our mission to create a safe and healthy learning environment for all.