Health & Medical
NHIF, private cover, medications, known conditions, emergency contacts.
Most Kenyan families don't — not because they didn't care, but because nobody ever sat down together and documented it.
This free checklist gives you the 6 most important things to document with your aging parent — accounts, land, chamas, insurance, burial wishes — while they can still walk you through it.
Download the Free Checklist (PDF) →
One afternoon. One parent.
Everything documented — while they can still walk you through it.
Not because there was nothing to inherit — because nobody knew where to look or who to call.
Without a registered beneficiary, a member's share capital is legally absorbed back into the group after death.
One section per weekend. One parent who still has time to answer. Everything protected.
Your parent has spent decades building. A piece of land in their home county. A chama they have contributed to faithfully for fifteen years. A bank account with a beneficiary registered from a different era. An NSSF balance nobody has ever checked.
When the time comes, a family that has never had this conversation scrambles. Accounts freeze. The chama absorbs contributions back into the group fund. The title deed cannot be found. Nobody knows the name of the lawyer who holds the Will.
All of it preventable. All of it resolvable in one afternoon, one section at a time, while your parent can still walk you through it.
"A good person leaves an inheritance for their children's children."
Proverbs 13:22 · This checklist helps that inheritance actually arrive.
One section per conversation. One afternoon per section.
NHIF, private cover, medications, known conditions, emergency contacts.
Banks, M-Pesa, SACCOs, NSSF, pensions — where every shilling lives.
Every group, share capital, registered beneficiaries, and what to bring when claiming.
Title deeds, LR numbers, and exactly where every document is kept.
Life cover, funeral cover, beneficiaries — what is in place and what is missing.
The Will, Power of Attorney, burial wishes, and who leads when the time comes.
Not waiting for a crisis. Prepared before one arrives.
This is for the adult child who has decided that love means being prepared — while your parent can still walk you through everything they have built.
Once you download the checklist, you will score your family on 30 items. Most families who do this honestly score between 8 and 15.
The score is not about judgment. It is a map. Every unchecked box tells you exactly where your family is exposed, and what to do about it.
"I have seen what happens to African families who were not prepared. The disputes. The courts. The accounts that froze because nobody knew the beneficiary had never been registered. The land that was lost because the title deed was in a drawer nobody could find. I built this checklist because the conversation is not hard, it just needs to start. This is how it starts."
— Mnyindo Tairo, Le'Risque Africa
Start the conversation your family has been avoiding.
It takes one afternoon. It protects everything your parent has built.
Download the checklist and work through the first section with your parent this weekend — while they can still walk you through everything they have built.
Download the Free Checklist (PDF) →Most Kenyan families don't — not because they didn't care, but because nobody ever sat down together and documented it.
This free checklist gives you the 6 most important things to document with your aging parent — accounts, land, chamas, insurance, burial wishes — while they can still walk you through it.
Download the Free Checklist (PDF) →
One afternoon. One parent.
Everything documented — while they can still walk you through it.
Not because there was nothing to inherit — because nobody knew where to look or who to call.
Without a registered beneficiary, a member's share capital is legally absorbed back into the group after death.
One section per weekend. One parent who still has time to answer. Everything protected.
Your parent has spent decades building. A piece of land in their home county. A chama they have contributed to faithfully for fifteen years. A bank account with a beneficiary registered from a different era. An NSSF balance nobody has ever checked.
When the time comes, a family that has never had this conversation scrambles. Accounts freeze. The chama absorbs contributions back into the group fund. The title deed cannot be found. Nobody knows the name of the lawyer who holds the Will.
All of it preventable. All of it resolvable in one afternoon, one section at a time, while your parent can still walk you through it.
"A good person leaves an inheritance for their children's children."
Proverbs 13:22 · This checklist helps that inheritance actually arrive.
One section per conversation. One afternoon per section.
NHIF, private cover, medications, known conditions, emergency contacts.
Banks, M-Pesa, SACCOs, NSSF, pensions — where every shilling lives.
Every group, share capital, registered beneficiaries, and what to bring when claiming.
Title deeds, LR numbers, and exactly where every document is kept.
Life cover, funeral cover, beneficiaries — what is in place and what is missing.
The Will, Power of Attorney, burial wishes, and who leads when the time comes.
Not waiting for a crisis. Prepared before one arrives.
This is for the adult child who has decided that love means being prepared — while your parent can still walk you through everything they have built.
Once you download the checklist, you will score your family on 30 items. Most families who do this honestly score between 8 and 15.
The score is not about judgment. It is a map. Every unchecked box tells you exactly where your family is exposed, and what to do about it.
"I have seen what happens to African families who were not prepared. The disputes. The courts. The accounts that froze because nobody knew the beneficiary had never been registered. The land that was lost because the title deed was in a drawer nobody could find. I built this checklist because the conversation is not hard, it just needs to start. This is how it starts."
— Mnyindo Tairo, Le'Risque Africa
Start the conversation your family has been avoiding.
It takes one afternoon. It protects everything your parent has built.
Download the checklist and work through the first section with your parent this weekend — while they can still walk you through everything they have built.
Download the Free Checklist (PDF) →