NSSF marks 60 years with Bold Growth Vision and National Tree Planting Drive #AD

Founded to provide social protection to Kenyan workers, NSSF has grown to serve more than 3.5 million members nationwide through a network of over 60 branches, all Huduma Centres, and digital platforms.

In its 2023–2027 Corporate Strategic Plan, the Fund has set ambitious targets, including increasing membership by one million, declaring double-digit interest rates to members, and growing its fund value to Ksh.1 trillion.

Managing Trustee and CEO David Koross says the focus is on driving both financial security and national development. “Our vision is to become the trusted social security provider for every worker in Kenya. By prioritising competitive returns, operational efficiency, and investments that stimulate grassroots development, we are securing the future of our members and our country.”

To mark the anniversary, the NSSF partnered with Migaa Golf Estate and the Finnet Trust Foundation for a tree-planting event and golf tournament on August 8, 2025.

The initiative saw the restoration of the Kamiti River riparian land and is part of the Fund’s pledge to plant two million trees this financial year—aligning environmental stewardship with Kenya’s Vision 2030 and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

NSSF’s growth efforts also include expanding social security coverage to the informal sector through the Haba Haba savings product, accessible from as little as Ksh.25 a day via *303#.

This drive aims to ensure that every Kenyan, regardless of their employment sector, can retire with dignity and financial independence.

As it celebrates six decades of service, NSSF remains focused on “Growing You. For Good.” — blending prudent investment, social protection, and sustainable development to deliver lasting impact for generations to come.

For more information, visit www.nssf.or.ke or call the toll-free line 0800-221-2744.