About Us

About us

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Our Values Mission Company Goal

Our core values are enhancing our clients’ self-determination, serving as an ongoing financial resource for members, and achieving significant outreach and financial self-sufficiency.

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We mobilize resources to offer convenient financial solutions that economically and socially empower our customers.

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To be the partner of choice to every woman and youth in improving their living standards by making sure they own homes and their business run smoothly due to ease in financial access.

We empower women and youths economically and socially while ensuring that micro entrepreneurs have easy access to financial and support services in strategic urban and peri-urban areas of Kenya.

Our focus is serving the non-banked or low-level businesses as a catalyst for growth, promote entrepreneurship, savings, and business sustainability and alleviate poverty. Our core values are enhancing our clients’ self-determination, serving as an ongoing financial resource for members, and achieving significant outreach and financial self-sufficiency.

Microfinance

The MAMA Finance sector consistently focuses on;

We’ve taken our lead from the women and youths on the ground. (small business owners e.g. mama mboga, matatu drivers,  touts, boda-boda owners, mitumba retailer, shopkeepers, salonist , farmers, civil servants, house-helps, receptionists, cleaners, fashion traders, street vendors, cereal sellers and other small business owners.

Understanding the needs of the Low middle and low income earners and on devising better ways of delivering services in line with their requirements.
Developing the most efficient and effective mechanisms to deliver finance to the middle- and low-income earners.
Continuous efforts towards automation of operations is steady improving in efficiency. The automated systems shall also helped accelerate the growth rate of the microfinance sector.
The middle and low-income households and their micro enterprises in both urban and rural Kenya are a diverse group.
Their demand for microfinance services also reflects this diversity. The collective demand of these groups for financial services is large and the types of services they demand vary across households and microenterprises and over time.
This large demand and the heterogeneity of services needed across households and microenterprises and over time have created scope for commercial financial intermediation.