In a beautiful display of solidarity and community spirit, Kabarak University joined hands to celebrate Huduma Day with Emining School for the Visually Impaired. Led by Pr. Esther, the University Counselor, and Rhoda Chemoiwo from the Procurement Department, alongside staff members from various departments, including procurement, counselors/peer counselors, the Kenya Model United Nations Club, and the Africa Leadership Forum, the day was filled with heartwarming activities and shared moments.

Badili Africa, a dedicated organization committed to promoting women's leadership roles and empowerment, recently hosted a transformative event at Kabarak University. This event aimed to inspire and educate students on the significance of women's leadership, breaking down barriers, and challenging traditional gender roles in various fields. The gathering received an enthusiastic response from both university leaders and students, shedding light on the pivotal role women play in leadership positions.

In a heartwarming display of collaboration and shared purpose, a visiting team from Indiana University, led by Ms. Nicole Anderson, joined the Kabarak University Department of Public Health in a community service initiative in the Mogotio area. This endeavor aimed to witness firsthand the impactful work being done by Kabarak University in the local community and to further strengthen the ongoing collaboration talk between the two institutions. The visit not only shed light on the transformative efforts of Kabarak University but also highlighted the significance of cross-border partnerships in addressing public health challenges.

One of the founding pillars of Kabarak University is to engage in outreach activities for the service of God and Humanity.