The Kenya National Police Sacco has launched a nationwide recruitment drive aimed at increasing its membership base while simultaneously equipping members with essential investment education to enhance their financial empowerment.
Speaking during the launch, Sacco Chairman David Mategwa expressed optimism that the initiative will help the Sacco meet its ambitious targets for both membership growth and asset expansion by the year 2025.
“Our goal is not just to grow in numbers, but to ensure that our members are financially informed and empowered to make wise investment choices,” said Mategwa. “We are confident that this strategy will strengthen the Sacco’s foundation and contribute to broader economic stability for our members.”
Mategwa, who also chairs the Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Cooperatives (KUSCCO), acknowledged recent challenges faced by some cooperative societies under the union’s umbrella. However, he moved to reassure affected cooperatives of restored stability within the organization.
“We have taken corrective measures and we are seeing positive results. Stability has been restored, and we are committed to ensuring that cooperatives under KUSCCO continue to thrive,” he stated.
The Kenya National Police Sacco, one of the leading financial institutions serving the law enforcement community, has been keen on leveraging financial literacy as a tool to drive long-term sustainability and member satisfaction. The current campaign underscores the Sacco’s commitment to inclusive financial growth, security, and member well-being