Charities In Kenya

Printing, publishing and selling books, periodicals, calendars and other publications designed to propagate the Protestant and Evangelical tenets of the Christian faith which are in line with the interpretation put forward by such early writers of the 'Brethren' movement as J.N.Darby and W.Kelly.

Bible Study Workshops & Online Courses for ministers, disciples and leaders.Family and Marriage Programs.Support, Personal & Professional Development of Ex-Offenders who are NEET.Open Space and Hiring Facilities for the public.Biblical Teaching and Preaching Materials for the church and the public to access.Music, Arts & Craft community activities.Childcare Support & Facilities.

Sunday church services, mid-week meetings, mid-week home groups, leadership development programme, youth gatherings, children's clubs, creche, benevolent giving.

The objects of the ISF are the relief of sickness by the promotion, preservation and protection of health based on the context of self-care. ISF?s core strategies are 1. Helping to develop evidence-based self-care concepts, practices and policies and 2. Helping to promote the role of self-care in health.

Our mission is to enable people to bring about change in pursuit of a just and sustainable world for all.

To improve conditions and facilities at Salvation Army schools, hostels and community centres in Kenya.Promote and support the development of music within and for The Salvation Army in Kenya.

We help to develop and support self-help groups of caregivers of children and adults with disabilities. We encourage caregivers to support each other financially and emotionally and to gain skills. We give funds to enable groups to embark on money-making capital projects. The profits are used to benefit the health, education and wellbeing of loved ones with disabilities.

To improve the emotional and mental health of people who are experiencing feelings of distress and to reduce the incidence of suicide.

The Charity identifies & equips mentors to help children & adults to navigate life, including Christian spiritual teaching & discipleship, primarily in Kenya. We provide grants to assist organisations working with children in the juvenile justice system & their families, to provide psychosocial & holistic programmes, as well as workshops promoting family, relationships, education & well-being.

To advance education by the provision of financial support for costs related to the administration, bursary and maintenance of the Pepo La Tumaini Primary and Senior Schools located in Isiolo, Kenya. To advance education by the provision of periodic financial aid to the Pepo La Tumaini clinic and school in Isiolo, Kenya.

Providing grants and sponsorship to children and young adults in the developing world to go to school and university.To assist children to be able to spend time at school by providing access to clean water supplies.

International Christian Missions Charity offering Christian educational, humanitarian & ministerial support around the World.Perfecting & networking the saints for the work of the ministry teaching and building up individuals in line with the scriptures authorised by the British Monarch James and in doing this upholding within the nation - Britain's Constitutional Acts of 1534, 1689 & 1700.

1) Advancing of Christian faith [in accordance with the Statement of Beliefs] in parts of the UK or the world. 2) The THFMB in UK and around the world are doing Orphanages, church planting. 3) Helping people in need ( food ,Financial and counselling ) in United Kingdom or the world as the Trustees from time to time may think fit. 4) Working in Our local community to make it a great place

CAA is a membership organisation for institutes representing architects in Commonwealth countries and promotes co-operation for 'the advancement of architecture in the Commonwealth' through sharing of architectural knowledge. An accredited Commonwealth Civil Society organisation CAA is best known for its validation of courses in architecture assessing courses against set criteria.

Pharaoh's Dream Trust, founded in 1996, makes hardship grants to individuals and to organisations having similar objects to its own. Over the past 8 years, the charity has provided support to a community in Kahawa West, Nairobi, Kenya, in respect of grants towards the refurbishment of premises used as a primary school, running costs and emergency relief (food and potable water).

The Pangolin Project CIO supports the activities of the Pangolin Project in Kenya which is dedicated to the conservation of the pangolin, an animal in danger of extinction primarily from illegal poaching. THe objectives of the PP are:1. To build knowledge and awareness 2. To identify and implement proven protection strategies3. To develop protocols to respond to reports of illegal activity.

Discussion, information and knowledge sharing focal point for individual humanitarian logisticians and organisations involved in humanitarian transport and logistics. Networking of volunteers abroad.

Construction, maintenance of 4 school buildings in Mombasa. Provide teachers/staff wages at 2 schools & resources pay school/college/university fees for needy students. Help relieve poverty by providing housing, food, clothes, medicine & help with small income generating projects. Promote good health by providing clean water, toilet facilities mosquito nets & reusable washable sanitary kits.

The Friends of Julius and Dora Children's Centre generates funds and provides support for the Julius and Dora Children's Centre at Maseno, Kenya. The J&D Children's Centre started operations as a registered NGO in Kenya in April 2008 providing a home for orphaned and abandoned children, including food, education and care, and offering them dignity and hope for a sustainable future.

SWT supplies Biblical teaching and training literature to pastors, teachers and libraries in the poorest nations of the world where this is unavailable or unaffordable. SWT also supplies resources online as website downloads and direct emails.

The Borletti-Buitoni Trust helps outstanding young musicians to develop and sustain international careers with awards that fund tailor-made projects. Since June 2019 it has also made grants to organisations internationally who make a difference to communities through music.

Providing grants to assist Protestants who are unable to fund their living expenses while undertaking or training for evangelistic work.

We provide support for charities in sub-Saharan Africa who provide resources for young people up to the age of 30 by way of advice, assistance and programmes of physical, educational and other activities. The Charity's currently provides support to the Biojemmss Organisation Uganda (NGO registration number 8224 S. 2914/8737).

SPT continues its work focused on Churches, Orphans, Relief and Education in Africa and India. We continue to be particularly interested in enabling relatively new schools with Christian ethos in Africa and those working with orphans in India.

The trust spends most of its income on grants for secondary school fees in East, Central and Southern Africa (in Kenya, Lesotho, Somaliland, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. It will accept donations both to add to its capital and to fund individual students needs.