Charities In Kenya

The charity provides religeous activities for all age groups. Prayer meetings, teaching, tea and coffe for local people. Teaching courses on the bible. Sunday School and youth work. Outreach to the community with both spiritual and practical help. We support oversees missions to the young people of the world.

To promote community participation by providing facilities for association football and other sports. To advance the education of all. To relieve poverty, through the provision of goods and services to such persons and organisations otherwise unable to afford them through financial support, coaching, training, or other activity, as the Trustees may decide.

The Charity's objective and principal activities are to support and develop the capacity of as well as carrying out advocacy work for the Green Belt Movement (GBM) in Kenya.

Education/Training for Fire Services.Medical/Health/Sickness aid Overseas aid/Famine reliefEconomic/CommunityProvides human resourcesProvides buildings/facilities/open spaceProvides services

Our focus in the U.K. is to provide comfort and security for the elderly in a family atmosphere, in our residential homes, nursing unit and retirement flats. The Congregation's work overseas is more diverse; to respond to destitution, sickness, lack of employment or education opportunity.

We provide nursery school education for orphans and children from very poor families. We also provide them with at least one meal a day as most of them come to the school very hungry. At any given time we have between 16-20 children but we have a capacity for 50. We are currently unable to take on more due to lack of funds. The nursery school is in Kenya.The demand to take more children is high.

Collecting donations and making one grant to The Bethany Project (Tanzania) UK

We believe in the potential of the food system to solve the world's most intractable problems, from poverty and hunger to the economy and the environment. We work to unlock this potential.

Our support service gives our beneficiaries new ideas that encourage them to take their own initiatives and control of their own futures. Various activities are designed to help them gain new skills, confidence and motivation to help themselves and become independent.

The Charity recycles sports kit, primarily cricket, for the benefit of young people in the UK and overseas. Through this we make a positive and tangible impact on young peoples' lives by giving them a chance to participate in sporting activities, promoting social inclusion and also protecting the environment.

OperAffinity establishes educational programmes that cater for groups that have minimal resources and little to no access to the arts and music in general.

To advance in life and help young people particularly by supporting the work of, and making grants to, the Enabling Leadership organisation in relation to its programs in Asia.

We aim to work with children, adults, families, and older people, with a disability or with carer needs, in supporting and assisting the community to a wide range of services and activities.To achieve all positive outcomes the project provides a wide range of activities such as General advice and welfare rights advice and ESOL classes

For Tutudesk UK, the activities during the year have primarily focused on establishing the organisation and building the network and relationships that will be required to ensure that the Tutudesk Campaign achieves its initial goal of providing 20 million Tutudesks.

CHASE Africa changed its charitable status with effect from 1st Jan 2023 and has a new charitable number 1200992. All activities from that date are reported on in the new charity's listing. The strategy, governance and activities remain the same. We support local partner organisations in East Africa to deliver health services to underserved rural communities with a focus on Reproductive Health.

Anchored in the principle of human dignity, ICRW advances gender equity, inclusion and shared prosperity. ICRW works with non-profit, government and private sector partners to conduct research, develop and guide strategy and build capacity to promote evidence-based policies, programs and practices. We are thought leaders driven by a passion to alleviate poverty and rectify injustice in the world.

We provide training, advice, relief of poverty,overseas aid/famine relief,employment, economic development, environment conservation, medical, health and sickness and heritage.

General charitable purposes giving grants to individuals.

1. Provision of medical equipment2. Provision of training in the use of medical equipment3. Provision of funds poverty relief

To Provide advice, advocacy and information on statutory/public and voluntary sector services to Africans and other minority groups to address the mental health and well-being issues faced by Africans including refugees, asylum seekers & Migrants in Luton & Beds areas, to provide a signposting support service to organisations that provide advice on welfare, benefits, housing and employment.

The Charity has been established to protect the wildlife of the African plains by making grants to support conservation efforts, educate the public and provide local communities with alternative and sustainable sources of funding (as opposed to funding from poaching activities).

We are a small charity working with a primary school in a remote area of Kenya. Our aim is to raise money to help develop their limited resources.

Raising donations to finance the installation of solar energy systems in African Schools and Villages.

Worldwide Silver Lining exists to support the development of schools worldwide, with an emphasis upon Africa. The charity supports the work of other charitable organisations working in African countries. The charity currently makes grants to a charity school in Kenya and a Masai education and health project in Tanzania

The objects of the Trust are to help promote, for the public benefit, the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment in East Africa on a sustainable basis.