Kenya Kids Project

Kenya Kids Education Fundraiser

Kenya Kids is an Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) sponsorship project created to serve children by embracing and strengthening highly vulnerable families.

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Get Involved

HOPE worldwide Kenya (HWWK) recognizes and values the contribution made by Volunteers and Corporate Partners since our registration in 1999, to the official launch of programs in 2003 and onwards.

Our Causes

Empowered, Healthy and Safe Communities

HOPE worldwide Kenya works with youth in informal settlements and addresses the structural drivers that directly and indirectly increases their vulnerability including poverty, gender inequality, sexual violence, and a lack of education.

Change a Life

Change a Life

Youth in Kenya face many challenges. At the heart of these challenges is poverty that makes them vulnerable to involvement in risky behavior, cutting short their potential, dreams and lives.

Public Notice
PUBLIC NOTICE

It has come to the attention of HOPE worldwide Kenya that some unscrupulous individuals purporting to work for the organization are soliciting money from unsuspecting members of the public on claims that they can help them secure employment opportunities.

All jobs vacancies are advertised and awarded on a competitive basis. The recruitment process starts with a vacancy advertisement through media and/or on our website www.hopewwkenya.org. no one should pay money for selection, interviews or employment to a vacancy purported to be from our organization or for favorable consideration for any other service.

HWWK will not hesitate to take legal action against any individual/s found to be involved in this misrepresentation of job opportunities to the unsuspecting public

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Kenya Kids Project

Kenya Kids Education Fundraiser

Kenya Kids is an Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) sponsorship project created to serve children by embracing and strengthening highly vulnerable families.

Get Involved

Get Involved

HOPE worldwide Kenya (HWWK) recognizes and values the contribution made by Volunteers and Corporate Partners since our registration in 1999, to the official launch of programs in 2003 and onwards.

Our Causes

Empowered, Healthy and Safe Communities

HOPE worldwide Kenya works with youth in informal settlements and addresses the structural drivers that directly and indirectly increases their vulnerability including poverty, gender inequality, sexual violence, and a lack of education.

Change a Life

Change a Life

Youth in Kenya face many challenges. At the heart of these challenges is poverty that makes them vulnerable to involvement in risky behavior, cutting short their potential, dreams and lives.

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HOPE worldwide Kenya (HWWK) started as a volunteer organization whereby a team of Christians from the Nairobi Christian Church, a constituent of the International Churches of Christ began feeding street children, working with youth, and doing blood donor mobilization. Their benevolent activities attracted more people to participate, and before long, the vision to have an established institution that would carry out the activities in a legal, coordinated, and professional manner was born. Registration with the local NGO Board occurred in the year 1999.

Vision

Empowered, Healthy and Safe Communities

Mission

HWWK is a local faith-based not for profit organization working with youth, children and key populations to improve their quality of life through inclusive health programming among underserved and vulnerable communities in Kenya

HOPE worldwide Kenya (HWWK) started as a volunteer organization whereby a team of Christians from the Nairobi Christian Church, a constituent of the International Churches of Christ began feeding street children, working with youth, and doing blood donor mobilization. Their benevolent activities attracted more people to participate, and before long, the vision to have an established institution that would carry out the activities in a legal, coordinated, and professional manner was born. Registration with the local NGO Board occurred in the year 1999.

Vision

Empowered, Healthy and Safe Communities

Mission

HWWK is a local faith-based not for profit organization working with youth, children and key populations to improve their quality of life through inclusive health programming among underserved and vulnerable communities in Kenya

HWWK works with other stakeholders to develop and implement strategies…

Communities are not sufficiently engaged in addressing their own health concerns…

HWWK works with youth and child caregivers in underserved communities to…

We mobilize resources to support high school education through sponsorships programs, facilitate transition to university and build partnerships for mentorship programs.

Kenya Kids is an Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) sponsorship project created to serve children by embracing and strengthening highly vulnerable families…

For girls in the communities where we work the struggle of not having sanitary towels is very real. Girls who are unable to afford sanitary towels often resort to using…

Youth in Kenya face many challenges. At the heart of these challenges is poverty that makes them vulnerable to involvement in risky behavior,…

Kenya Kids is an Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) sponsorship project created to serve children by embracing and strengthening highly vulnerable families…

For girls in the communities where we work the struggle of not having sanitary towels is very real. Girls who are unable to afford sanitary towels often resort to using…

Youth in Kenya face many challenges. At the heart of these challenges is poverty that makes them vulnerable to involvement in risky behavior,…

HWWK works with youth, orphaned and vulnerable children, marginalized and key populations, poor communities and the general public to improve their quality of life through responsive and innovative health programming in Kenya.
Help us raise money to fund our causes, We need you.
HWWK works with youth, orphaned and vulnerable children, marginalized and key populations, poor communities and the general public to improve their quality of life through responsive and innovative health programming in Kenya.
HWWK recognizes and values the contribution made by volunteers, Corporate partners and Hope Volunteer Corps Kenya.

HWWK recognizes and values the contribution made by volunteers, Corporate partners and Hope Volunteer Corps Kenya.

Our partners

Our partners

Change a Life

$ 30 (Ksh 3,000)
will provide nutrition support, school fees support, school uniforms and capital for income generating activities for caregivers

$10 dollars (Ksh 1000)
will give one year’s supply of sanitary towels to one girl who is unable to afford them.

$ 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

Change a Life

$ 30 (Ksh 3,000)
will provide nutrition support, school fees support, school uniforms and capital for income generating activities for caregivers

$10 dollars (Ksh 1000)
will give one year’s supply of sanitary towels to one girl who is unable to afford them.

$ 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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HOPE worldwide Kenya

VISION: Empowered, Healthy and Safe Communities.

HOPE worldwide Kenya joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Tuberculosis (TB) Day today. This year’s theme is β€˜Yes! We can end TB’.

World TB Day’s commemoration on 24th March every year aims to raise public awareness about the devastating consequences TB has on health, as well as our social and economic wellbeing.
Stakeholders have been called on to step up efforts in the fight to end the epidemic. The day also marks the discovery of the bacterium that causes TB by Dr. Robert Koch in 1882.

HWWK is working to #EndTB through our TB prevention, care and treatment Project funded by the Global Fund through a sub-grant from Amref Health Africa.

#WorldTBDay #YeswecanendTB
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HOPE worldwide Kenya joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Tuberculosis (TB) Day today. This year’s theme is β€˜Yes! We can end TB’. 

World TB Day’s commemoration on 24th March every year aims to raise public awareness about the devastating consequences TB has on health, as well as our social and economic wellbeing. 
Stakeholders have been called on to step up efforts in the fight to end the epidemic. The day also marks the discovery of the bacterium that causes TB by Dr. Robert Koch in 1882. 

HWWK is working to #EndTB through our TB prevention, care and treatment Project funded by the Global Fund through a sub-grant from Amref Health Africa. 

#WorldTBDay #YeswecanendTB

The HWWK senior management team led a 2-day projects review meeting on the 16th & 17th, March 2023 to recognize and celebrate achievements, identify the challenges, and seek possible solutions and cross-learning towards high-impact programming.

Our current projects meet diverse objectives including combined HIV prevention for (10-24 years) Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW); Adolescent sexual reproductive health and rights; HIV prevention for Key Populations; HIV Care and treatment for the general population; Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission (PMTCT); TB prevention; mitigate against COVID-19 and child sponsorship.

We acknowledge the support from our funders, partners, and stakeholders toward realizing empowered, healthy, and safe communities.
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6 days ago
The HWWK senior management team led a 2-day projects review meeting on the 16th & 17th, March 2023 to recognize and celebrate achievements, identify the challenges, and seek possible solutions and cross-learning towards high-impact programming. 

Our current projects meet diverse objectives including combined HIV prevention for (10-24 years) Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW); Adolescent sexual reproductive health and rights; HIV prevention for Key Populations; HIV Care and treatment for the general population; Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission (PMTCT); TB prevention; mitigate against COVID-19 and child sponsorship.

We acknowledge the support from our funders, partners, and stakeholders toward realizing empowered, healthy, and safe communities.Image attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment

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Talk of achievements, what has hwwk mukuru kwa Reuben achieved?

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Vivian Ruth Owuor is a DREAM girl from Soweto informal settlements in Savannah, Nairobi. She is a brave and resilient young woman and activist. This is her story. ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago
Vivian Ruth Owuor is a DREAM girl from Soweto informal settlements in Savannah, Nairobi. She is a brave and resilient young woman and activist. This is her story.

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Waw so inspiring kudoz girl keep going

πŸ‘πŸ‘ congratulations our gal

Bravo πŸ‘

Keep going girl πŸ‘,HOPE worldwide Kenya,is their facilitators jobs?

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HOPE worldwide Kenya

HOPE worldwide Kenya

VISION: Empowered, Healthy and Safe Communities.

HOPE worldwide Kenya joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Tuberculosis (TB) Day today. This year’s theme is β€˜Yes! We can end TB’.

World TB Day’s commemoration on 24th March every year aims to raise public awareness about the devastating consequences TB has on health, as well as our social and economic wellbeing.
Stakeholders have been called on to step up efforts in the fight to end the epidemic. The day also marks the discovery of the bacterium that causes TB by Dr. Robert Koch in 1882.

HWWK is working to #EndTB through our TB prevention, care and treatment Project funded by the Global Fund through a sub-grant from Amref Health Africa.

#WorldTBDay #YeswecanendTB
... See MoreSee Less

3 days ago
HOPE worldwide Kenya joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Tuberculosis (TB) Day today. This year’s theme is β€˜Yes! We can end TB’. 

World TB Day’s commemoration on 24th March every year aims to raise public awareness about the devastating consequences TB has on health, as well as our social and economic wellbeing. 
Stakeholders have been called on to step up efforts in the fight to end the epidemic. The day also marks the discovery of the bacterium that causes TB by Dr. Robert Koch in 1882. 

HWWK is working to #EndTB through our TB prevention, care and treatment Project funded by the Global Fund through a sub-grant from Amref Health Africa. 

#WorldTBDay #YeswecanendTB

The HWWK senior management team led a 2-day projects review meeting on the 16th & 17th, March 2023 to recognize and celebrate achievements, identify the challenges, and seek possible solutions and cross-learning towards high-impact programming.

Our current projects meet diverse objectives including combined HIV prevention for (10-24 years) Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW); Adolescent sexual reproductive health and rights; HIV prevention for Key Populations; HIV Care and treatment for the general population; Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission (PMTCT); TB prevention; mitigate against COVID-19 and child sponsorship.

We acknowledge the support from our funders, partners, and stakeholders toward realizing empowered, healthy, and safe communities.
... See MoreSee Less

6 days ago
The HWWK senior management team led a 2-day projects review meeting on the 16th & 17th, March 2023 to recognize and celebrate achievements, identify the challenges, and seek possible solutions and cross-learning towards high-impact programming. 

Our current projects meet diverse objectives including combined HIV prevention for (10-24 years) Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW); Adolescent sexual reproductive health and rights; HIV prevention for Key Populations; HIV Care and treatment for the general population; Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission (PMTCT); TB prevention; mitigate against COVID-19 and child sponsorship.

We acknowledge the support from our funders, partners, and stakeholders toward realizing empowered, healthy, and safe communities.Image attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment

Comment on Facebook

Talk of achievements, what has hwwk mukuru kwa Reuben achieved?

How can I join

Vivian Ruth Owuor is a DREAM girl from Soweto informal settlements in Savannah, Nairobi. She is a brave and resilient young woman and activist. This is her story. ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago
Vivian Ruth Owuor is a DREAM girl from Soweto informal settlements in Savannah, Nairobi. She is a brave and resilient young woman and activist. This is her story.

Comment on Facebook

Waw so inspiring kudoz girl keep going

πŸ‘πŸ‘ congratulations our gal

Bravo πŸ‘

Keep going girl πŸ‘,HOPE worldwide Kenya,is their facilitators jobs?

πŸ‘πŸ‘

πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

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