How to Apply for Kazi Mtaani 2025 – Registration Now Open

How to Apply

To apply for Kazi Mtaani 2025, follow these steps:

1. Access the Official Application Portal:
   • Visit the official Kazi Mtaani registration portal: https://crsp.go.ke/register
2. Prepare Required Information:
   • Full name (as per your national ID)
   • National ID number
   • Mobile phone number registered with M-Pesa
   • Date of birth
   • Gender
   • County, sub-county, ward, and village of residence
   • Education level
   • Employment status
   • Disability status (if applicable)
   • NYS (National Youth Service) status (for supervisor applicants)
3. Complete the Application:
   • Fill in all required fields accurately on the portal.
   • Ensure that all information is correct before submitting.
4. Submit Before Deadline:
   • The application portal will remain open until June 15, 2025.

🧾 Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

• Be a Kenyan citizen aged between 18 and 35 years.
• Possess a valid National ID card.
• Have a Safaricom line registered with M-Pesa.
• Be a resident of the local community where the program is implemented.
• Be unemployed or underemployed.
• Willing to perform manual work and commit to the program’s schedule.

💼 Program Details

• Duration: Participants will work in 10-day cycles, alternating with rest and training periods.
• Work Schedule: Monday to Friday (5 days a week).
• Compensation:
  • Youth Workers: KES 500 per day.
  • Supervisors: KES 580 per day.
  • Payments will be disbursed via M-Pesa after each work cycle.
• Activities Include:
  • Environmental conservation (e.g., tree planting, waste management).
  • Infrastructure maintenance (e.g., road repairs, drainage unclogging).
  • Urban clean-up and sanitation efforts.
  • Community sensitization on hygiene and climate change

🎯 Priority Considerations

While all eligible youths are encouraged to apply, priority will be given to:

• Former NYS graduates.
• Persons with disabilities (PWDs).
• Youth from informal settlements and vulnerable communities.
• Female-headed households.
• Youth not engaged in education, employment, or training (NEETs).