Youth opportunity
Digital jobs, skills training and real income for young people through programs like Market Ngash.

Ngash is a people-powered movement putting young people, women and families at the centre of Thika Town's future.

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Practical programs today, and a bold plan for tomorrow — driven by the people of Thika Town.
Digital jobs, skills training and real income for young people through programs like Market Ngash.
Support for women groups, chamas and small traders to grow businesses and lead in the community.
Food relief that reaches vulnerable families, the elderly and households in hardship.
Free medical camps, health screening and referrals that reach families when they need it most.
The people who grow our food and keep our markets alive are the backbone of Thika. Ngash is fighting for better market stalls, fair prices, access to inputs and credit for women and youth in agribusiness.





Youth and women registered to vote in Thika Town or Kandara can earn by sharing official Ngash campaign posters and videos with their networks.
Sign up with your full names, ID number, polling station, estate and church. Upload your voter's card.
Get fresh posters and videos from your dashboard and post them on your status and pages.
Upload a screenshot showing your views. Approved posts are paid every Wednesday and Friday.
Register with your name, ID number and polling station. Our team will reach out with next steps.
Skills training, jobs, business support and empowerment programs for young people and women.
Register →Food support for vulnerable families, the elderly and households in hardship.
Register →Free check-ups, screening and referrals at our community medical camps.
Register →
Church leaders, college and university leaders, matatu and boda boda SACCOs, market traders, women groups and youth groups — get your own Ngash link. Everyone who joins through it is counted under you.
Get my recruiter linkMobilise your congregation and youth fellowship.
College and university student leaders.
Matatu and boda boda SACCO members.
Women groups, chamas and youth groups.
Youth and women who are registered voters in Thika Town or Kandara constituencies. If you are registered elsewhere, you can still sign up — we'll guide you to transfer your polling station at the IEBC offices in Thika or Kandara.
Approved posts are paid every Wednesday and Friday, directly to the phone number you registered with.
Your full names, national ID number, email, WhatsApp number, polling station, estate, church and a photo of your voter's card.
Yes. Community programs are open to all residents. Use the programs page to register.
Your details are used only by the Ngash team to run our programs, and they are never sold to anyone.
Join thousands of youth and women building a better Thika.
