Jitegemee Children’s Program is a non-governmental organization based in Machakos, Kenya that provides educational and other support services to the neediest children and youth in our community.
We employ a three pronged approach to supporting our students, which emphasizes school support, economic empowerment, and health.
The main objective of Kenya Rural Trickle Up Entreprenuership Promotion Programme, among many others is: To Improve Welfare Of The Whole Community By Re-Inforcing The Social And Economic Development Of The Community
Kenya faces a reproductive health care crisis caused by two converging trends-increased demands for care due to a young population, and the HIV epidemic. And after decades of improvement, child mortality rates are worsening. Fundamental changes in how Kenyans receive health care are needed.
EngenderHealth’s work in Kenya dates to 1982 and has expanded through the years in response to evolving needs. Initially, our family planning programs focused on training doctors in safer, more client-centered surgical sterilization and counseling styles. Today, EngenderHealth’s breadth of work includes maternal health care, HIV prevention, child survival initiatives, and more.
The main objective of War Against Aids In Kenya (Waak), among many others is to assist people and provide sustainable ways for their livelihood
Excellent Development is a not for profit organisation that supports rural, dryland communities to work their way out of poverty with dignity. They work with local partners to support communities to build sand dams, which provide clean water for life and the opportunity to grow more food to eat, store and sell. Sand dams empower communities, putting their future firmly in their own hands.
Vision
Millions of the poorest people’s lives are transformed with sand dams
Purpose
– To support rural communities in dryland areas to gain access to clean water and grow enough food to eat and sell.
– To promote sand dam technology as a means of enabling sustainable development.
– To support organisations to apply and implement sand dam technology.
AET works in collaboration with local communities, Ministry of Education officials and local organizations to provide formal or alternative education and basic skills training. Their work includes projects aimed at reducing poverty and illiteracy among women, children, disabled people, those who have suffered displacement and instability, and those in nomadic and pastoralist communities.
Medecins Sans Frontieres (also known as Doctors Without Borders or MSF) is a private, non-profit; international humanitarian medical organization, which intervenes in emergencies and crisis situation, to relive human suffering from unmet medical needs, and to create a space for humanity. MSF works to incite a social and political response that meets the essential needs, and respects and protect the dignity of people in danger. MSF observes strict neutrality with respect to political issues and renders its assistance without making any discrimination on the basis of race, religion, ideology, or political organisation, respecting its Charter and shared principles. In a spirit of volunteerism, proximate and in solidarity with assisted peoples, MSF’s members hold humanitarian principles and respect for medical ethics.
The Wajir Peace and Development Agency (WPDA) is a National/local civil society organization based in Wajir County with a rich history of its formation. Following a high spate of conflicts in the early 1990s, concerned professionals and actors responding to these conflicts led a campaign to stop violence through holistic community dialogue with targeted special groups – Women, youth, Religious and business community. In seeking to coordinate all these efforts, the Wajir Peace and Development Committee (WPDC) was formed in 1995. WPDC evolved as part of the larger movement for peace and reconciliation in the then Wajir district that had been initiated with the Al Fatah council of elders.
The core business of the NGO is to carry out Participatory Work in support of rural livelihoods and to collaborate with development partners in initiatives and interventions to enhance rural people’s efforts at resolving their problems and improving their lives. CRESS programming therefore focuses on the following areas:
• Mission to Un-entered Areas
• Agriculture & Food Security
• Formal & Non-formal Education
• Water & Sanitation
• Community Health including HIV/AIDS Awareness & Referrals
• Rural Entrepreneurship, Business Counseling & Micro-Finance
• Community Organization & Human Rights
• Environment and Climate Change Adaptation
• Natural Resource Management
The main objective of Bomet Widows Support Organization, among many others is: To Mobilize The Widows To Start Income Generating Activities
