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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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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.
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
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.
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.
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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
4,546
HOPE worldwide Kenya
VISION: Empowered, Healthy and Safe Communities.
Happy Holidays - mailchi.mp/a6aef3e024f2/happy-holidays-from-hope-worldwide-kenya
As we observe the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, HOPE worldwide Kenya are at the forefront in the fight to end GBV in Kenya.![]()
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In this short clip, one of our project staff under the Start Small Project, funded by CARE International in Kenya, explains how HWWK contributes to the fight to end Sexual and Gender-Based Violence experienced by adolescents in Kenya.![]()
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#16days #16DaysOfActivism #EndGBVTogether
HOPE worldwide Kenya also celebrated World AIDS Day in Nakuru County at the Nakuru Athletics Club. The event was graced by H.E President Uhuru Kenyatta, who also conferred city status to Nakuru.![]()
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President Kenyatta applauded the strides made by Kenya in reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS, noting that new infections have gone down by 68.4% between 2013 and 2021.![]()
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#worldaidsday #worldaidsday2021 #hopeworldwidekenya
HOPE worldwide Kenya celebrated World AIDS Day today. The Nairobi County celebrations were held at Mathare informal settlements, and was graced by chief guest Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) Director General Mohamed Badi, amongst other county representatives in health and education.![]()
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The theme for the day was “END: New HIV Infections, Teenage Pregnancy, and Gender Based Violence”. ![]()
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The event was held to commemorate the fallen heroes due to HIV infection, as well as to celebrate the milestones achieved on the road to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030.![]()
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#WorldAIDSDay #worldaidsday2021 #HOPEworldwideKenya
Fundraiser Alert!!![]()
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One of the ways we as HOPE worldwide Kenya serve children and youth is through a project we call 'Kenya Kids'. Kenya Kids is a child sponsorship project that provides support to vulnerable and bright children. ![]()
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Through this project, we have supported over 70 children through high school and have facilitated some in their transition to university. However, we want to do more. The Kenya Kids project provides you with the opportunity to contribute to children’s freedom to education and the fulfillment of their dreams. Donate now and help keep a child in school. ![]()
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Watch the video below to learn more about our fundraising initiative and how you can help us reach our target. ![]()
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You can also visit our M-Changa page for more information: secure.changa.co.ke/myweb/share/50212
The Kenya Christian Industrial Training Institute (KCITI) held a graduation ceremony for Certificate and Diploma students last week at their campus in Eastleigh, Nairobi. ![]()
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HOPE worldwide Kenya, in partnership with KCITI, had enrolled young women in the DREAMS project into the institute to gain various vocational skills including ICT, catering, and automotive engineering. The young women’s achievements mean that DREAMS is moving towards accomplishing one of its goals, which is to empower adolescent girls and young women for economic sustainability beyond the project. ![]()
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HWWK congratulates the graduates and wishes them all the best for their respective futures.
DREAMS Project’s Tassia office held an event in Fedha Estate, Embakasi last weekend to celebrate the project’s achievements as it comes to a close next month. The event included fashion shows, dancing, skits, and a football match. ![]()
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Tassia DREAMS girls along with facilitators, mentors, and other project staff attended the event with a special appearance by Ms. Zarika Fatuma, a professional boxer. Zarika is the former World Champion of WBC Super Bantam Weight, and held the belt for over 4 years. She attended the event with her two daughters, while also donating sanitary towels, snacks, and other goodies to the Tassia DREAMS girls.
DREAMS Project leaders from their respective wards met for a monthly progress review meeting last week at the Jimlizer Hotel in Buruburu, Nairobi. The main agenda was to evaluate the achievement on layering (providing age-appropriate multiple services to project beneficiaries).![]()
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The team had a chance to listen to two potential partners to explore possible project sustainability strategies:![]()
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1) WSV – A social enterprise providing development organizations with pre-designed business models, presented by Co-founder Bradley Heslop.![]()
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2) Data Driven (DD) Finance – A Norwegian insurance company established to enable low-cost insurance for uninsured low-income populations globally, presented by Training and Customer Specialist Mercy Njagi.
Yesterday, HWWK in partnership with LVCT Health conducted a successful DREAMS Project sensitization meeting with Nairobi Metropolitan Services School Health Department at Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, Nairobi.![]()
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Mr. Mohammed, the School Health Unit Head, along with his deputy, Ms. Petronila Mabea, and Ms. Caroline Magiri, the senior nurse, graced the meeting. 16 school health focal persons were also present, representing wards and sub-counties in Nairobi.![]()
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The DREAMS Project contributes to healthy, enlightened, and productive learners in the community they live and/or learn in, aligning with the NMS School Health slogan, 'Loud and Proud Warrior for a Healthy Learner'.
4,546
HOPE worldwide Kenya
VISION: Empowered, Healthy and Safe Communities.
Happy Holidays - mailchi.mp/a6aef3e024f2/happy-holidays-from-hope-worldwide-kenya
As we observe the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, HOPE worldwide Kenya are at the forefront in the fight to end GBV in Kenya.![]()
![]()
In this short clip, one of our project staff under the Start Small Project, funded by CARE International in Kenya, explains how HWWK contributes to the fight to end Sexual and Gender-Based Violence experienced by adolescents in Kenya.![]()
![]()
#16days #16DaysOfActivism #EndGBVTogether
HOPE worldwide Kenya also celebrated World AIDS Day in Nakuru County at the Nakuru Athletics Club. The event was graced by H.E President Uhuru Kenyatta, who also conferred city status to Nakuru.![]()
![]()
President Kenyatta applauded the strides made by Kenya in reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS, noting that new infections have gone down by 68.4% between 2013 and 2021.![]()
![]()
#worldaidsday #worldaidsday2021 #hopeworldwidekenya
HOPE worldwide Kenya celebrated World AIDS Day today. The Nairobi County celebrations were held at Mathare informal settlements, and was graced by chief guest Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) Director General Mohamed Badi, amongst other county representatives in health and education.![]()
![]()
The theme for the day was “END: New HIV Infections, Teenage Pregnancy, and Gender Based Violence”. ![]()
![]()
The event was held to commemorate the fallen heroes due to HIV infection, as well as to celebrate the milestones achieved on the road to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030.![]()
![]()
#WorldAIDSDay #worldaidsday2021 #HOPEworldwideKenya
Fundraiser Alert!!![]()
![]()
One of the ways we as HOPE worldwide Kenya serve children and youth is through a project we call 'Kenya Kids'. Kenya Kids is a child sponsorship project that provides support to vulnerable and bright children. ![]()
![]()
Through this project, we have supported over 70 children through high school and have facilitated some in their transition to university. However, we want to do more. The Kenya Kids project provides you with the opportunity to contribute to children’s freedom to education and the fulfillment of their dreams. Donate now and help keep a child in school. ![]()
![]()
Watch the video below to learn more about our fundraising initiative and how you can help us reach our target. ![]()
![]()
You can also visit our M-Changa page for more information: secure.changa.co.ke/myweb/share/50212
The Kenya Christian Industrial Training Institute (KCITI) held a graduation ceremony for Certificate and Diploma students last week at their campus in Eastleigh, Nairobi. ![]()
![]()
HOPE worldwide Kenya, in partnership with KCITI, had enrolled young women in the DREAMS project into the institute to gain various vocational skills including ICT, catering, and automotive engineering. The young women’s achievements mean that DREAMS is moving towards accomplishing one of its goals, which is to empower adolescent girls and young women for economic sustainability beyond the project. ![]()
![]()
HWWK congratulates the graduates and wishes them all the best for their respective futures.
DREAMS Project’s Tassia office held an event in Fedha Estate, Embakasi last weekend to celebrate the project’s achievements as it comes to a close next month. The event included fashion shows, dancing, skits, and a football match. ![]()
![]()
Tassia DREAMS girls along with facilitators, mentors, and other project staff attended the event with a special appearance by Ms. Zarika Fatuma, a professional boxer. Zarika is the former World Champion of WBC Super Bantam Weight, and held the belt for over 4 years. She attended the event with her two daughters, while also donating sanitary towels, snacks, and other goodies to the Tassia DREAMS girls.
DREAMS Project leaders from their respective wards met for a monthly progress review meeting last week at the Jimlizer Hotel in Buruburu, Nairobi. The main agenda was to evaluate the achievement on layering (providing age-appropriate multiple services to project beneficiaries).![]()
![]()
The team had a chance to listen to two potential partners to explore possible project sustainability strategies:![]()
![]()
1) WSV – A social enterprise providing development organizations with pre-designed business models, presented by Co-founder Bradley Heslop.![]()
![]()
2) Data Driven (DD) Finance – A Norwegian insurance company established to enable low-cost insurance for uninsured low-income populations globally, presented by Training and Customer Specialist Mercy Njagi.
Yesterday, HWWK in partnership with LVCT Health conducted a successful DREAMS Project sensitization meeting with Nairobi Metropolitan Services School Health Department at Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, Nairobi.![]()
![]()
Mr. Mohammed, the School Health Unit Head, along with his deputy, Ms. Petronila Mabea, and Ms. Caroline Magiri, the senior nurse, graced the meeting. 16 school health focal persons were also present, representing wards and sub-counties in Nairobi.![]()
![]()
The DREAMS Project contributes to healthy, enlightened, and productive learners in the community they live and/or learn in, aligning with the NMS School Health slogan, 'Loud and Proud Warrior for a Healthy Learner'.
