Java House Foundation, in partnership with Dedan Kimathi University of Technology (DeKUT), has launched a scholarship program offering 35 fully funded opportunities for Kenyan youths aged 18-22.

The initiative targets students interested in coffee technology, providing diplomas and certificates in coffee processing, quality management, and related fields.

Scholars will receive full tuition coverage, monthly stipends for accommodation and meals, practical training across the coffee value chain, and mentorship.The program aims to address Kenya's aging coffee farmer crisis by creating a new generation of skilled professionals.Applicants must be Kenyan, have completed KCSE, and show interest in the coffee sector.Those from coffee-growing regions or cooperatives are encouraged to apply, with a focus on gender inclusion.The deadline is July 18, 2026, and successful candidates will gain career guidance and structured pathways for employment in the industry.

This initiative highlights the importance of technical training in sustaining Kenya's coffee economy while offering young people viable career opportunities.