Charities In Kenya

1. SUPPORTING AND FUNDING EMERGENCIES2. BUILDING HOMES FOR POOR PEOPLE IN THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES3. PROVIDING MEDICAL CARE FOR PEOPLE IN THIRD WORLD COUNTRY4. PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO POOR PEOPLE5. FEEDING THE HOMELESS

The Better Coffee Foundation addresses the broader issues impacting the coffee industry. Our mission includes enhancing positive & mitigating negative aspects within the coffee value chain. We engage local agents of change globally to address social & ecological issues. Operating across geographies, we support sustainable actions and maximise the positive impact on communities and the environment.

Previously registered as Mji wa Neema the charity changed its name in November 2015 to Saidia Children's Charity (Kenya). The charity raises funds for AIDS orphans in the Naivasha and Gilgil area of Kenya. The new orphanage building was completed in Jan 2008, financed almost entirely by this charity. We also support other projects in the area for work amongst children.

Our aim is to freely distribute Bibles/Christian literature for the honour and glory of God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Ghost, in obedience to the great commission (Mark 16. 15, 2 Timothy 2. 2). We aim to show compassion to those in need (James 1. 27). Bibles and books are freely distributed in Africa and Asia, with support to an orphanage in Asia.

To advance the Christian faith in Brighton & Hove, London and the surrounding areas.

The Organisation undertakes charitable activities in various ways such as providing support to the needy and poor individuals.

To promote the conservation, preservation and restoration for the public benefit of the world's animal, bird, fish and plant life and its industrial, urban, natural and marine environmentsof ecological or scientific importance, and its natural rescources;To advance the education of the public in natural history, environmental studies, ecology and conservation.

Kisa Kids aims to assist parents and educators in shaping and nurturing the minds and souls of the future generation. Through the distribution of Islamic Studies curriculum, children's Islamic literature, Islamic projects resources, and more. We strive to support caregivers and equip them with some of the tools needed to educate and nurture our children.

Marafiki Trust raises funds in the UK to support vulnerable children and their families through established charitable organisations in Kenya. These include a drop-in centre which provides ongoing physical, emotional and educational support for children identified as being at risk of finding themselves on the streets, and a centre which supports children with cerebral palsy, and their parents.

To preserve & protect health & relieve sickness in particular but not exclusively by: Promoting the co-ordination of a research strategy in different countries for the scientific exploration of early development in relation to chronic disease in later life. Promoting the development and application of public health strategies to prevent chronic disease. Supporting educational activities

A church in the locality - regular services & activities inc children and youthOrganises activities accessible to community irrespective of belief/background e.g. choir, book clubs, friendship groups & Library service.Funds and supports projects in Kenya through partnershipsProvides metal illness prevention service, Dementia & general support to meet individual needs.

To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the statements of belief appearing in the schedule by undertaking religious activities using Zoom for online events. We also hold weekly Bible study classes for adults, young people and children, along with street preaching to reach the wider community.

Umoja Street Child Trust exists to support, fund and facilitate the work of the Umoja Boys Rescue Centre (UBRC) in Kwale, Kenya. The UBRC in turn exists to rescue, rehabilitate and restore street-living boys in Kenya. As part of these processes we also care for them at every stage, and enable the boys to either access education (by sending them to school) or we provide education on site.

The charity engages in 2 activities: 1) raising funds within the UK and 2) creating businesses in Western Kenya that will allow the Children?s Centre to become sustainable for its day-to-day running costs. The centre cares for around 300 orphans and needy children, providing primary and secondary education. The children live on site or with extended local family groups and are fed and cared for.

Providing support and assistance to destitute children in Nairobi including medical, educational and general relief of poverty. We educate and feed 70 children at our Nursery School and run a separate feeding programme for another 75 children of Primary School age.

Church activities

We provide places of worship; to allow existing believers or adherents to practice their faith or follow its doctrines.We provide services of Christian worship and Fellowship; preaching/teachings, prayer meetings, public celebration of religious festivals, to encourage and allow existing believers or adherents practice their faith or follow its doctrines. We also encourage interested members of

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PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS, GENDER EQUALITY AND RELIEF IN NEED

a. The advancement of the christian religion in South Africa for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures and producing and/or distributing literature. b. The relief of financial hardship among the children in South Africa by providing such persons with food, school, uniforms and tuition fees.

The goal of Hope for the Nations is to raise funds and awareness and distribute money in the form of grants, equipment and social investments to those working with orphans, widows, the vulnerable and schools in areas of extreme poverty.

To advance the Christian Religion in accordance with the Statement of Belief/Articles of Faith (Oneness Apostolic faith) in such ways in Ipswich and in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the Charity Trustees from time to time may think fit.

Makes grants to individuals and organisations

To relieve hardship, poverty and suffering by giving help to beneficiaries both here and abroadTo provide help and support for victims of natural and civil disasters, both home and abroad, supportive of victims of suffering human rights abuses.Advancement of religion, both home and abroad and the promotion of racial harmony.Raising of funds by fundraising activities.