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Community Services in Kenya
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Akili Bomba
Akili Bomba is a registered Community Based Organization (C.B.O) which is committed to Mental Health Awareness. Akili Bomba was registered in 2021 and is located in Sarang’ombe Ward of Kibra Constituency. Therapy is our core remedy and psycho social support is what we offer people of our community as we seek to address problems that arise from Mental Health cases.
11 to 50 staff
Darren Hart Foundation
Join Us in Transforming Lives & Building a Better Future At our core, we are a purpose-driven organization committed to protecting vulnerable children, fostering equality, and empowering communities. Since 2017, we have worked tirelessly to address systemic inequalities through education support, feeding programs for street families, and providing sanitary supplies to women and girls in marginalized communities. We champion child safety, supporting abandoned, abused, and orphaned children while strengthening struggling children’s homes across Kenya. Our commitment extends to mental health awareness, mentorship, and leadership development, nurturing changemakers who inspire compassion and resilience. We believe that no child should suffer in silence, no family should be left behind, and no community should struggle alone. Recognizing the urgency of climate action, we lead impactful environmental initiatives like tree planting, cleanups, and waste recycling to promote sustainable communities. We also work to empower young people with the skills and confidence to advocate for their rights and shape a better future. Through advocacy and direct action, we bridge the gap between urgent needs and long-term solutions. With the support of corporate sponsors, global donors, and passionate volunteers, we are building a legacy of trust, impact, and meaningful change. Every child deserves safety. Every family deserves support. Every community deserves a future. Partner with us today—Together, we create hope, equality, and opportunity!
11 to 50 staff
Pathways Policy Institute Ppi
Pathways Policy Institute (PPI) is a community-based policy and accountability non-profit organization, Meaningfully Engaging Communities (MEC) on Population, Health, Environment (PHEs) and Climate Justice. Pathways aims to realise local solutions to Universal Health Coverage and the ongoing crisis of global climate change by strengthening community health systems through a Primary Health Care (PHC) Lens. PPI provides community-based advocates with avenues where their communities can meaningfully influence Primary health, sexual reproductive health, and environmental policies by conducting research, training and capacity strengthening. PPI is an independent, non-partisan, and non-religious entity.
1 to 10 staff
Amkeni Malindi
AMKENI began as a support group in the year 2009 for men who have sex with men in Malindi, Kilifi County. In 2010, the group collaborated with KEMRI that provided a conducive environment for members meeting in a safe space. This time, she grew tremendously in numbers and in the access to comprehensive services where she used the peer education model to create, reach and push for the human rights agenda to address the issues affecting LGBT Members in Kilifi County. This was culminated by a collaboration with Red Cross, Kenya to establish a DICE and UHAI in the development of a strategic plan, 2018 – 2020, and a pool of partners in the continued support for her work. AMKENI’s programmatic environment is constantly changing and is characterized by an evolving policy and political environment, shifting donor commitments, growing stakeholder numbers and expectations, evolving staffing structure and capacity, amongst other factors. The organization currently has an office space that serves as her DICE, a new Board that facilitates steering her forward and who shall be key in ensuring that there is value for money of her programs, and that the institution is effective and efficient and can align her work to the contribution of change in the community as espoused by this strategic plan. AMKENI has grown in leaps and bounds from a lean staff in 2009 to the current, who are in charge of ensuring that her services and programs are well facilitated and delivered to. Whilst the office is located in Kilifi county, the organization reach and influence has spread all over the coastal strip with national programs, achieved especially through research and partnerships with the Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya (GALCK) and her affiliates, intersectional HIV programs with the National Aids Control Counsel (NACC) and the National Aids Control Program (NASCOP) including with her county chapters, amongst others.
11 to 50 staff
Givva Wealthtech Limited
Givva Wealthtech Limited is a social enterprise incorporated in Kenya. We build wealthy, genuine communities. We are a wealth technology company that nurtures communities to gain the ability to shape their own destiny, foster trust, and maximize their collective potential through technology and financial information. We believe that every person deserves to live a life where they don’t worry about money and for this reason, we conduct many trainings on financial freedom to communities then provide a mobile-app platform to help both the communities and the members make good financial decisions and live up to their decisions
11 to 50 staff
Hands Of Help Children's Organization
Hands of Help Children's Organization is a social impact, community-based initiative dedicated to improving the welfare of less privileged children living in informal settlements. Since our establishment in 2016, we have remained steadfast in our mission to advocate for equal opportunities and empower vulnerable children to build brighter futures. Our efforts focus on: Education and Learning Support: We believe every child deserves access to quality education. Over the years, we have supported over 200 children with school admissions and provided essential learning materials. Additionally, we run Havens Community Library and E-learning Centre, offering a safe, resourceful environment where children and adolescents can access books, digital tools, and educational programs. Social Support and Welfare: Addressing basic needs is at the core of our work. We provide food supplies, clothing, and other essential items to ensure the physical well-being of children in vulnerable communities. Leadership Development and Counseling: To nurture resilient, empowered youth, we provide leadership training, guidance, and counseling. These programs help children and adolescents develop life skills, build confidence, and navigate challenges effectively. Adolescent Safe Space: We run a safe and inclusive community space specifically for adolescent girls, focusing on mentorship, personal development, and access to resources that foster their growth and security. Our Vision: To create a world where every child, regardless of their background, has access to education, opportunities, and the support needed to reach their full potential. Join Us: At Hands of Help Children's Organization, we believe in the power of community to drive change. Together, we can continue to make a difference in the lives of children and adolescents.
1 to 10 staff
Kenya Livestock Commercialization Project Kelcop
The Kenya Livestock Commercialization Project (KeLCoP) is a six-year project jointly funded by; Government of Kenya (GOK), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), Heifer International, Participating Financial Institutions (PFI) and Beneficiary communities. The Project came into force on 05 March 2021 with a Completion date of 31 March 2027 and Loan Closing date of 30 September 2027. The Project Goal is to contribute to the Government's agriculture transformation Agenda of increasing rural small- scale farmers' incomes, food and nutrition security. The development objective is to increase incomes of poor livestock and pastoralist households, especially youth and women, in an environmentally friendly manner, in selected project areas of the 10 participating counties. The Project areas are Semi-Arid counties (Elgeyo Marakwet and Baringo), Arid counties (Marsabit and Samburu).and other areas are Busia, Bungoma, Kakamega, Siaya, Nakuru and Trans Nzoia.
11 to 50 staff
Zeitz Foundation
A non-profit organisation that supports sustainable projects that balance conservation, community, culture and commerce (the 4Cs) in a quadruple bottom-line approach, promoting an inclusive, holistic paradigm of conservation that enhances livelihoods and fosters intercultural dialogue while building sustainable businesses.
11 to 50 staff
Rida Kenya
We're on a strong mission to empower vulnerable children, youth, and families through health, education, and economic support. But, we can't do it alone. Your support can be the key to creating lasting change. Together, let's build a community where everyone thrives. Join us on this incredible journey. Support our cause today and be a catalyst for positive impact. Thank you for considering supporting our cause. Together, we can make a difference.
51 to 200 staff
Centre For Resource Mobilization And Community Development
Founded in 2012, we are a registered organization in Kenya, promoting social, economic, and political empowerment. Our initiatives focus on education, health, economic empowerment, leadership and governance, climate change mitigation, and marginalized communities. To achieve its objectives the organisation partners with the government, private sector, academia, development partners and civil society organisations.
1 to 10 staff
Health And Economic Development Strategy Organization Hedso
HEDSO was formed with the main aim of amplifying the voices and addressing the unique challenges faced by adolescent girls, young women, and youths in the rural communities in the lake victoria beaches and sugar belt areas.HEDSO recognizes that these groups often encounter significant barriers to achieving their full potential, both in terms of their health and economic empowerment. By focusing on improving their health and wellbeing while simultaneously fostering economic empowerment, HEDSO aims to create a more equitable and inclusive society free from social injustices. Our programing areas revolves around 1.Intergrated health and wellbeing a. Prevention and response to all forms of GBV and discrimination against AGYW and Youth. b. Enhance access to quality sexual reproductive health services and accurate information among AGYW and youths to reduce teen pregnancy. C. HIV Prevention and Response. 2.AGYW, PWDs and Youths Economic Empowerment-Enhance a stronger ecosystem for AGYW and youths employment and entrepreneurship A. Capacity building B.linkages 3.Climate Change Resilience -Contribute to minimizing the impacts of climate change on AGYW and youth a. minimize the negative impacts of waste on human health and the environment b. contribute towards ecosystem restoration by increasing trees coverage C. contribute to Disaster Risk Reduction and climate change adaptation Cross cutting issues Advocacy Disability inclusion Localisation Good governance and leadership. Gender and social inclusion. Media advocacy IMPLEMENTATION PLAN,APPROACHES AND STRATEGIES 1.Community - based engagement: Gender transformative and right based community led intergenerational dialogues 2.Evidence Informed: Use of own generated and/or existing knowledge for policy-advocacy and program influence. 3.Promoting positive attitudes, behaviors, and practices: 4.Strategic partnerships and Alliance Building 5.Grassroot/Rural community Mobilization
1 to 10 staff
Jumuisha Initiative Community Based Organization
Jumuisha Initiative is a community based organization, that is also youth-led, that promotes inclusion of all in socio economic development. We are happy to share knowledge, and mentor youth in social responsibility and social change. Our key areas of focus is education, environmental protection, and community development which are implemented under; 1. Jumuisha Academy 2. Environmental protection unit 3. Community development unit These three units house different projects that are implemented at the grassroots in Makueni, Kenya.
1 to 10 staff
Redeemed Integrated Development Agency
RIDA is a Social Development Arm of the Redeemed Gospel Church and started implementing social development programs in 1978 under the name Redeemed Gospel Church Development Program (RGCDP). It was registered as an NGO in March 2010 under its current name, Redeemed Integrated Development Agency (RIDA). RIDA has many years of experience in the social development activities and is strategically placed. Implementation of program activities started in the slums of Mathare followed by Korogocho and have since expanded to other areas within the informal settlements of Nairobi in seven sub-counties which are characterized by extreme poverty, poor sewerage system, crime, poor housing, poor access roads, insufficient water, rampant drug abuse, and inadequate schooling and health facilities. The development program started with a feeding project and education support for the vulnerable school age children. These projects expanded over the years to six main projects which are implemented with the objective of addressing the needs of the vulnerable communities within the areas of operation. RIDA have been networking with like-minded partners for referrals, linkages and learning the best practices.
51 to 200 staff
Rieko Organization
RIEKO is working with the elderly, young people and children with an aim of promoting intergenerational care. We believe in dignified aging and respect to all. Through providing access to education among the children living with their grandparents, we contributes towards achievement of SDG 3
1 to 10 staff
Africa Product Peers
Africa Product Peers is the leading community for professionals in product, design and other tech roles in Africa. The community is co-organized by product and design professionals in leading startups and tech companies including ALX Africa, Microsoft, Interswitch, Gapstack and Twiga Foods, among others. Our mission is to empower the next generation of product leaders in Africa to unlock their full potential.
1 to 10 staff
Destiny Shapers Foundation
Destiny Shapers Foundation was started in 2014 with the vision of impacting the Korogocho Community, a fast growing slum in Nairobi, Kenya. The Community based organization as of then started with recruiting 23 children who had got to the age to go to school but had not yet been enrolled. The criterion for recruitment was and has been the most vulnerable children in the society. These include orphans, children whose parent (s) has been imprisoned, children who have faced gender based violence including sexual abuse, others come from poor families that cannot be able to foot school fees for them. The Organization grew up to 280 pupils enrolled in the education center as of January 2023 with 20 members of staff working full time and on site. In 2022, we were registered as a foundation with the hope to reach far and wide for the development of orphans and vulnerable children and families. At the center, we not only offer basic education but also food; lunch and breakfast while some of the most vulnerable carry cooked food home. We are a not for profit organization where we invite corporates and individuals donors to support this project either by financial aid or giving in kind. You can get in touch with us through our email destinyshapersfoundation@gmail.com
11 to 50 staff
Favier Group
We draw upon a decade of experience in storytelling for development initiatives across Africa. Our expertise rests in crafting compelling narratives that amplify the impact of your organization's foundation projects while ensuring that the communities you serve remain as the focus. Beyond storytelling, we guide you to uncover the most compelling narrative in the dynamic African landscape. Our skilled team of researchers and development experts maintains strong ties with communities throughout Kenya, ensuring that your impact objectives are matched with the most appropriate initiatives. By understanding the distinct needs and dreams of these communities, we catalyze dialogue and foster cross-border collaboration for a community committed to a better tomorrow.
11 to 50 staff
Kenge Content Hive
Kenge Content Hive, is a youth led non-profit organization that works with communities along lake victoria basin on Nature Conservation, Environmental Protection, Health, Energy, Youth and Economic Empowerment and Sustainable Development.
51 to 200 staff
Rotary Club Of Karen
The Rotary Club of Karen is part of Rotary International in District 9212. It is part of a global network of clubs and 1.2 million volunteers aimed at providing service to local and overseas communities in need of support. The Rotary club of Karen was chartered on January 30, 2007, with the help of the DG special representative. Rtn David White who is the honorary Member. The Charter President was the former DG. Jeff Bamford. The Rotary Club of Karen currently meets every Wednesday from 7.00 pm at Tamambo Brasserie located at Dari Business Park in Karen. Each meeting ends by 8.30pm. The Current President is Rotarian. Lorraine Kirigia 2022/2023. The Rotary club of Karen targets projects in line with the Rotary International areas of focus as well as those important to our own district and community. Our Projects are: Sabatia Children Eye clinic in Western Kenya- focusing on Maternal and Child Health Global Grant for over beneficiaries, Kenya Cervical Cancer Global Grant in three Counties focusing on Disease Prevention and Treatment – Nakuru, Meru, Embu and Nairobi. COGRI Nyumbani Village Water Pans (Dams) to provide water to over beneficiaries in Kitui- focusing on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. Vocational Training Teams (VTT) project in Makueni to Technical exchange of Teachers from British Columbia and Teachers from Makueni to British Columbia exchange focusing on basic Education and Literacy to more than indirect beneficiaries and 15 teachers.
51 to 200 staff
Train My Generation
The TMG team are residents and friends of Mfangano Island all dedicated to bringing prosperity to the community. We focus on 5 key areas: Women's health, education, environmental regeneration, micro-finance and power. We look to partner with people and organisations with relevant expertise, resource and willingness to help a community help itself.
1 to 10 staff
Dada Mwenzangu
Our Vision is to help every woman and girl experience menstruation with dignity, comfort, and confidence - one pad at a time Our Mission is to connect women and girls to come together and help one another in times of menstruation emergency.
11 to 50 staff
Ascentchange International
We provide hands-on training to equip youths with soft skills and competencies for job market readiness, entrepreneurship, career growth, and social capital buildup. We ensure 50/50 gender inclusion and facilitate 50% of these youths to secure employment or initiate successful start-up businesses, and access to higher education by completing the ACI program.
1 to 10 staff
Bungoma Teenage Mothers Cbo
Bungoma Teenage Mothers Empowerment Organization CBO is based in Bungoma East Subcounty, Bungoma County and Western Region. Empowerment projects including sexual reproductive health, rights, and choices. We aim to tackle Gender-Based Violence, reproductive health, HIV/AIDS and economic vulnerability. The scope of operation initially targeted Bungoma East Subcounty but we are currently covering the whole of Bungoma County.
1 to 10 staff
Page Turners Kenya
Books empower kids by opening up new possibilities for them. A child reads Gifted Hands by Ben Carson, and it gives them the desire to be a neurosurgeon. If Ben Carson could move from poor academic performance to a decorated career in one of the most mentally-demanding fields, so can this child. Kids in areas like slums need this exposure the most, but unfortunately, their access to books is often limited. At Page Turners, we're working to change that. Our flagship project is at the Shining Star Centre in Dagoretti. Since 2021, we have sourced for books, turned a small room in the school into a library and rolled out a weekly mentorship program at the school. To help the children make the most of these books, we volunteered with them once a week for six months. Every week, we read and reviewed a book with them. We aimed to help them enhance their comprehension and analytical skills. But we also engaged them in activities based on the books, such as debates and mind-mapping, to boost their confidence, public speaking skills etc. Volunteers at Page Turners are chiefly young professionals and university students. So, in our sessions, we shared experiences from our work and school life in a bid to inspire the kids and empower them further. One of our volunteers, a mechatronics engineer, even introduced the kids to robotics by building a robotic arm for them and explaining how it works. While we'll be taking on a new school in 2023, we'll also be working with Shining Stars to maintain a functional library system and ensure the kids keep soaking up knowledge and exposure from books. For us to keep doing this, we need volunteers and donors. If you're young and love working with kids, we'd love to have you. Watch out for when we next advertise for volunteers, which is around April. If you can donate books, board games, or funds, they'll make a true difference for the kids. Reach out to Dommy Odhiambo through pageturnerske@gmail.com
1 to 10 staff
