A Nation Facing Complex Challenges

Kenya is grappling with a mix of political instability, poverty, and the impacts of climate change, which are contributing to a growing humanitarian crisis. Over 4 million people are currently facing food insecurity, and more than 3 million are displaced due to internal conflicts and natural disasters, particularly in regions like the northeast and parts of the Rift Valley. Christian communities, particularly in the northeastern regions, face ongoing persecution, with churches attacked and believers targeted by extremist groups. These challenges have created a deeply vulnerable population struggling with both survival and basic services.

Our Response

Our teams in Kenya are providing:

• Sustainable agriculture projects
• Education and school construction
• Healthcare services
• Rescue and rehabilitation for victims of human trafficking
• Infrastructure development
• Vocational training to promote self-sufficiency

We are working in Kenya to empower communities through sustainable, long-term solutions. By implementing sustainable agriculture initiatives, we help families achieve food security and economic stability. Our education programs focus on building and supporting schools, ensuring that children have access to quality learning opportunities. Healthcare services provide critical medical care to underserved populations, improving overall well-being. We are also dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating victims of human trafficking, offering them safety, counseling, and pathways to independence. Through infrastructure development and vocational training programs, we equip individuals with the skills and resources needed to build self-sufficient, thriving communities.