Our Story
A Founder's Voice
Two truths can coexist. Women are doing better — and that is a victory we should never undo. But there are still women suffering in silence. And there are men who have been left behind, never given permission to feel, never given language for their trauma, raised to carry weight that was never meant to be carried alone.
I was born and raised in Kenya. At nineteen, I immigrated to the United States. I spent the next twelve years as a Registered Nurse in the American healthcare system, and today I am pursuing a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
I am a wife, the mother of three sons, and a woman of faith. And I am bringing everything I have learned home — to my country, to my people, and to the communities the world has too often overlooked.
The Renah Foundation is not just an organization. It is a homecoming. For the women. For the men. For the children watching all of it.
— Naomi Kerubo Matunda, Founder & Executive Director