What We Do
Our Pillars
Health and HIV Services
HWWK works with other stakeholders to develop and implement strategies and interventions that increase access and utilization of health services to youth and children- its primary beneficiaries. Learn More
Strengthening Community Health & Related Structures
HWWK works with like-minded stakeholders and seeks to create and strengthen community structures that are responsive, sustainable and effectively supporting citizens Learn More
Reduced Water Borne Diseases
HWWK designs and implements programs that improve access to clean water and sanitary facilities in areas where it works to reduce water-borne diseases and improve the health of youth and children in their communities. Learn More
Improved Livelihoods Programs
HWWK works with youth and child caregivers in underserved communities to improve their entrepreneurship and vocational skills to enable them start businesses and/or get jobs. Learn More
About Us
Who We Are
HOPE worldwide Kenya (HWWK) was registered in 1999, although prior to this, a team of Christians from Nairobi Christian Church, a member of the International Churches of Christ, would reach out to and serve the needy through benevolent activities. These voluntary activities attracted more people to participate and before long the vision translated to an established institution that would carry out the activities in a legal, coordinated and professional manner.
Initially HWWK received financial assistance from Rotarians for Fighting AIDS and Rotary Club of Nairobi East to help vulnerable children in Mukuru with provision of basic education and appropriate nutrition.
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Change a Life
Kenya Kids
$ 30 (Ksh 3,000)
will provide nutrition support, school fees support, school uniforms and capital for income generating activities for caregivers
Sanitary Towels For Every Girl
$10 dollars (Ksh 1000)
will give one year’s supply of sanitary towels to one girl who is unable to afford them.
Empower Youth Through Vocational Training
$ 70 (Ksh7,000)
will provide Hair and Beauty training for one beneficiary for 6 months at our Mukuru Center of HOPE where we offer subsidized vocational training to empower youth
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Latest Events
Naomi Nyatichi Nyagaka
My name is Naomi Nyatichi Nyagaka. I am an 18-year-old high school graduate. I sat for my high schoo...
Ann Lubongo Nyoteyo
I am Ann Lubongo Nyoteyo. I’m an 18-year-old high school graduate from Kereri Girls High School. I l...
Okoth Tyson
My name is Tyson Okoth. I am 18 years old and currently in my second year of high school. I live in...
Real Change
Success Stories
Lost Girl of Sudan Finds Her Way to a Brighter Future
Lucy Lokodo is a vibrant young woman working towards achieving a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Information and Technology. Having been rescued from her village at the height of the civil war, she found herself living in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya when she was only 6 years old.
Lucy
Nairobi
A Teenage Mother Finds Hope
Damaris is a joyful teenage mother of one who lives in Mukuru informal settlement. She became pregnant at 15 years of age when she was in secondary school. The news upset her parents and her father stopped paying her school fees when he learned she was pregnant.
Damaris
Mukuru, Nairobi
HWWK wins 2019 CSO Excellence and Diversity and Inclusion Awards
HWWK is privileged to have won top awards in the recently concluded national Diversity and Inclusion Awards and the EPIC - Africa 2019 African CSO Excellence Awards.
HOPE worldwide Kenya
Nairobi