Charities In Kenya

Grant making to small-scale charitable organisations usually with an annual income of under ?500,000 and minimal admin costs. Charities should have a focus on long-term sustainability and integrated community development and are usually based outside the UK. Donations usually around ?3000, ongoing funding is possible once a relationship has been established. Must have UK bank account.

How Many Elephants (HME) protects African elephants and empowers women to protect nature. It amplifies female ranger voices through World Female Ranger Week (500m reach), enables human-elephant-conflict mitigation through the HME Beehive Fence project, and supports grassroots conservation through grants, storytelling, advocacy, education, and community-led action. Founded by Holly Budge.

Makes grants in areas determined by Trustees from time to time. Current focus is on the intersection between climate change and social justice in low income countries.

S.A.F.E. uses street theatre, films and community programmes to educate, inspire and deliver social change. We work across Kenya to promote positive behaviour change for public health outcomes. See more at www.safekenya.org

PROVIDING FOOD PROGRAMMES FOR FAMILIES IN AFRICAPROVIDING WATER THROUGH DIGGING BORE HOLES AND MENDING BORE HOLESPROVIDING INFORMATION ABOUT HIV/AIDS THROUGH COMMUNITY AWARENESS PROGRAMMESPROVIDING MOSQUITO NETSPROVIDING LOCAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL CARE PROGRAMMES.PROVIDING COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND SPORT PROGRAMMES.

The prevention and relief of poverty and financial hardship of smallholder farmers and workers in the tea industry by providing: grants, and loans; goods and services; buildings, accommodation, shelter, infrastructure and facilities; projects designed to improve agriculture, community capacity and working conditions; and such other charitable means as the Trustees may decide.

To provide and administer pre school education for 60 pre school children (4 to 6 years) in Archer's Post, Samburu, Kenya.All children to be provided with a daily nutritious meal.

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.

To provide relief to those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, both in the UK and overseas

THIRST brings together civil society actors from tea producing & tea consuming countries to improve the lives of tea workers & farmers, their families & communities. We share knowledge & experience, bring together our unique perspectives & speak out when necessary, challenging & supporting companies & governments to deliver on their responsibilities in line with UNGPs, SDGs and ILO conventions.

Wide range of fundraising activities organised by students and staff e.g. stall at village fetes, quiz nights, sponsored walk/silence/bungee jump, car wash. Seeking sponsorship from local community groups and businesses e.g. Lions, church groups, schools by giving presentations about the project. Sale of goods purchased in Kenya at local and national events e.g. NUT Annual Conference

Worshipping of the Triune God through Jesus Christ. Building individual members to full maturity in Christ. Emphasizing an "every member ministry" based on individual spiritual gifts. Building strong family relationships as the foundation of society. Bringing non-believers to faith in Christ both locally and world-wide.

Advancing the Christian faith, relieving sickness and financial hardship, promoting education, promoting and preserving good health by the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind, including through the provision of counselling and support in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the Trustees from time to time may think fit.

Holding regular worship services to promote the public benefit of the Christian faith in the community

The trustees of Kindheart organise 4-5 fundraising events per year in 3rd party venues. These include visits too Art Galleries, Quizzes, Wine tasting and a Christmas event. All events have between 30 and 80 attendees. The money raised goes to support charities who work with children in need.

This is a charity that assists street children in Kenya by giving them either a safe house in which to live or in Foster Care (whichever is appropriate). It also ensures they are fed, cared for mediacally and receive an education to help them become valued members of society. The charity works closely with local people who are respected and have a heart for these deprived children

The Trust supports the Enaikishomi School providing high quality education for children from 3 to 14 years within a poor Maasai community in Kenya. Through the School, the Trust endeavours to encourage entrepreneurship within the local community by activating several initiatives within the School compound. The Trust provides clean water to the School, community and training for local projects.

The charity holds and distributes monies arising from the charitable fund raising activities undertaken by the N Wales & NW England Rotary Passport Club. Funds are used for the relief or the poor and needy or such other charitable purposes that the Club may direct both in the UK and overseas.

The charity aims to improve in healthcare to people in underdeveloped countries, particularly in rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa, where access to appropriate levels of healthcare is very difficult.

Preaching the gospel, offering relief and charitable activities and holding of cultural activities and networking with other charities and organisations.

Our main activities include:Providing training to Pastors and church leaders in India, Nepal and Kenya.Relief of Poverty.Providing grants for the education and care of orphans, primarily in Kenya.Providing grants for the provision of educational support and materials.

This charity supports the school in Kawangware in the provision of resources for children, small payment for voluntary teachers, maintenance of the building and food. The trustees visit the school regularly to ensure how money is used and to support and ascertain new projects as needed.

Working to promote and preach the Word Of God to all members of the community. Providing support spiritually, socially and finacially to those members of the community in need. Supporting other churches and charitable organisations both locally and overseas in spreading the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and charitable endeavours.

The prevention of poverty or financial hardship anywhere in the world, by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, health care projects and other facilities and support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable usage and be self-sufficient; advance the education of children and young people who are socially and economically or socially disadvantaged.

HHKT primarily supports Happy Home Orphanage, nr. Kisumu, Kenya, assisting with the costs of primary and secondary education and welfare. We also donate towards relevant capital build costs and assist with some further education costs. We facilitate short visits to the Orphanage and produce a regular newsletter to keep supporters up to date and stimulate fund raising.