Charities In Kenya

THE FOUNDATION DEVELOPS AND DELIVERS PROJECTS THAT SUPPORT THE RESILIENCE OF THE CHARITABLE SECTOR.

The Beehive works for the relief of poverty amongst young, teen-age, African girls who become pregnant through sexual abuse. Through our sister Kenyan charity, The Beehive Trust, we provide a long-term, family style home with medical care, parental training, counselling, and education or vocational training to enable them to became confident and self-sufficient adults with their child.

Assisting Kenyan youth and other Kenyans in the promotion of education, relief of hardship, suffering and disease and the advancement of the Christian religion. Giving grants through our 3 trust partners and directly to 2 schools in Kenya to fund water, agriculture, adult education, school building and health improvement projects as well as drought and famine relief..

Madina Trust is constituted by Trust Deed dated 6 January 1998 and Supplemental Deed dated 29 October 1998 and its objects are the advancement of the Islamic faith and dissemination of the teachings of Islam.

Establishing itself around Martyn Joseph?s [www.MartynJoseph.net] formidable music career and years of humanitarian work, Let Yourself Trust is a non-profit organization that provides funding for and informs on a wide variety of projects and justice movements both abroad and home. 2014 marks LYT's first two projects - the Alrowwad Children's Theatre in Palestine, and Project Somos in Guatemala.

Fahamu strengthens and nurtures the movement for social justice in Africa

The purpose of CHinK (Children in Kenya) is to provide and run a school in Mtwapa, Mombasa. The aim of CHinK and its school is to educate and care for over 200 very poor and needy children from the age of 3. Many of the children are from destitute families hit particularly hard by the world-wide economic crisis; some are orphaned.

Mercy Rescue Trust runs a baby rescue centre in Kitale, Kenya. Babies who would otherwise be left to die are rescued, nursed back to health, and re-homed with local families. The centre is staffed by Kenyan nationals, maintaining the local culture and providing local employment.

The charity awards secondary school scholarships to bright but disadvantaged children living in the Rift Valley and Central Provinces of Kenya. Those scholars who do well enough at secondary school are then supported through further education. The charity also funds a lunch programme for two primary schools and provides resources to other linked schools in the most deprived areas near Langalanga.

British Scouting Overseas is part of The Scout Association of the United Kingdom and supports Groups running the UK Scout programme in many throughout the world. This is support is provided through a network of Districts (covering defined areas of the world) and a system of learning and development for adult volunteers.

To relieve poverty and advance the Christian religion amongst the people of East Africa particularly, though not exclusively, through the provision of churches, child rescue homes, medical centres and schools, and through the translation and distribution of Christian literature.

Raise funds to support our partner charity in Kenya whose main activity is rescuing abandoned babies. They are cared for at four centres in Kenya and wherever possible placed in loving adoptive families. Children not adopted are cared for in family homes including one for those with special needs. We also support learning centres and feeding programmes in rural areas.

We run church services, counseling, youth activities, christian based conferences, teaching seminars, pray for people, evangelism, house fellowships, preaching the gospel, concerts, prayer meetings

We give aid overseas to children, the poor and for education. We support ministers and bible students.We run seminars in the Uk and help churches

The charity's main project is to deliver a learning and development programme for church leaders called Reconciling Mission. The purpose of the Reconciling Mission programme is to equip and resource participants for envisioning and emboldening Anglican Christians and their churches to engage more deeply with their neighbours, and to contribute to reconciliation across inequalities in society.

Promote Christ, Christianity and provide a place of worship for different ethnic groups in the community.Provide pre and post marital counselling, parenting and family life.Provide jobs and career guidance to all manner of persons.Give grants and financial assistance to single parents and children.Establish childcare after school, music and drama.Organise youth sporting competitions.

At Digilearning, we create pathways for underprivileged youth from marginalised communities, guiding them towards realising their full potential through educational and personal development programs. Through our programmes we equip young talent with the knowledge, skills, a network and career experiences needed for successful careers.

The Uganda Childbirth Injury Fund provides skilled resources and funding to cure by surgery and free of charge, young women made incontinent through obstructed labour because no facilities were available for emergency help.

To carry out its objective Destiny Children aims to get all the children at Destiny Garden School sponsored, and, at £15 per month for each child, this will fully cover the running costs and the development of the school. The charity also holds fund raising events to supplement this income and help with the school's development.

The promotion of the Christian Faith through the enabling of Christian discipleship and evangelism.The practical and effective relief of poverty and suffering, particularly but not exclusively in Africa.

Global Angels empowers and transforms disadvantaged communities around the world.We partner with innovative projects to deliver tangible on the ground resources such as safe drinking water, education, healthcare.energy & infrastructure. We seek to develop, fund and replicate these highly-impactful, sustainable projects, building capacity of scalable models, increasing their reach and impact.

To advance the education of the public whether in the United Kingdom or overseas in all matters relating to the African arts in all their forms, including but not limited to theatre, dance, music, cinema, architecture, literature and the visual arts. The charity raises funds and administers the Caine Prize for African writing.

Strengthening the BUILD training network. (BUILD stands for 'Biblical Understanding for In-service Leadership Development'.) BUILD is a locally grown, grassroots church leadership training initiative of the Church of Uganda, which has spread to neighbouring Anglican provinces and further afield. We actively encourage and support that growth and development with small grants, expertise and visits.

The Mount Elgon Foundation seeks to preserve the natural and cultural heritage of Mount Elgon on the Kenya-Uganda border. Our initial focus is to support the Mount Elgon Elephant Project that aims to protect the Elgon cave elephants and mitigate human-elephant conflict. It includes funding the development of sustainable livelihoods. Other projects will be supported when funding is available.

Relieving children who are in condition of need, hardship or distress through provision of grants of money or provision of items or supplies or facilities.