Charities In Kenya

The charity publishes and distributes worldwide the monthly magazine ' Glad Tidings of the Kingdom of God'.

Our Charity aim is to raise money for conservation projects around the world.we auction football shirts on our website also hotel stays and all football items such as boots gloves tickets etc.

Religous activities. School and Youth Group visit's to learn about Messianic Judaism, as well as visits to schools by the Rabbi.Practical support for members of the local community.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FOR NEEDY PERSONS

Arian Teleheal is a UK registered charity which enables doctors working in warzones and lowresource countries to consult with expert clinicians from across the world by using everydaytechnology such as smart phones, instant messaging, and video chat. We provide advice in all majorspecialties.

The relief of poverty among people living in impoverished areas by providing short term financial support through grants of money to pay for items , or items , services or facilities, which the recipients could not otherwise afford.

We fit out and support community libraries in rural Kenya in consultation with local people, providing books, newspapers, IT, book development programmes and training in order to improve literacy and availability of information. We also give secondary school bursaries to able, needy students from the immediate locality, in return for a few hours work in the libraries, each week.

Advancement of education for children in Kenya by assisting in the establishment and maintenance of schools and educational institutions and their proper staffing and administration and by assisting children with school fees where deemed necessary by the Trustees , and relief of poverty in the communities where the Trust provides education

Interfaith Harmony , Education training, General Charitable purpose

To advance the education of child and in particular children who are socially and economically disadvantaged or whose lives have been impacted by poverty, illness or civial conflict by the provision of high quality health education information and materials for the children's educators and families delivered on the web and by mobile phone.

The Trust works closely with its chosen mission partner in Kenya, Yala Widows and Orphans Support Project, registered as a Community Based Organisation in 2008, to improve the lives of the local community by supporting community development projects, specifically Barbara Leighton Academy, through the local provision of high-quality nursery and primary education.

Provision of built environment based aid by providing labour, materials, funding and professional advice to community groups, NGOs and other non-profit humanitarian organisations.

Relief of people in need by providing financial and material assistance for housing projects in any of the Commonwealth independent states whose membership is confirmed by the Commonwealth Secretariat

At Children First Kenya, our top priority is to make education accessible to every child and fight for gender equality. We focus our work predominantly in parts of Kenya inhabited by the Pokot tribe. We believe that education is pivotal to ending child marriage and practice of FGM, and in turn to building a fair and bright future for everyone.

USING MUSIC AS A MEANS OF INTERNATIONAL DIALOGUE, KNOWING NO BOUNDARIES

Advancement of the christain religion through evengelism and community service development

Founded in 2010, Zambian Gems Foundation (ZGF) is a non-religious and non-political organisation. It provides education for socioeconomic justice. ZGF maximises its impact through partnership with local governments and organisations for selected projects in developing communities around the globe.

We provide support to communities in Western Kenya through the provision of grants, support, guidance and volunteers.

We support inspirational music projects which actively preserve and promote a community's cultural music heritage while also discovering and nurturing new, emerging talent. We are currently supporting a cultural music heritage project in East Africa called Singing Wells. For project news, music videos from our field recordings and more information please visit www.singingwells.org

Our efforts are entirely voluntary and provide opportunities to people disadvantaged by their personal circumstances, particularly children and young people in Kenya affected by poverty, malaria, AIDS and malnutrition.We give time, energy and our own money to several projects - scholarships for 300 children to attend secondary school, an educational farm, a cycling cub and mentoring.

Keep in Step International is a Christian charity working to encourage, equip and empower Christians to stand firm in their faith through discipleship training, education and sharing the love of Christ. We primarily work in South Sudan, Uganda, Kenya and Zambia.

The EJN works with journalists and others in Europe (W. Balkans & Turkey), China, Africa and the Middle East to improve media ethics, good governance and self-regulation to address misinformation and abusive forms of public communications. We are active in European and global discussion on media policy to combat misinformation and propaganda and to promote ethical discourse in the public sphere.

Supporting a children's home in Nairobi, Kenya. The home is for children who were previously living on the street. Children living in the home are assisted in returning to the educational system. Where possible and appropriate they are reunited with their families. We are not able to respond to unsolicited requests for funding.

To proclaim and further the Gospel of God by the prevention or relief of poverty, through assisting Schools and Churches to facilitate mission expeditions.

The charity supports the work of Capital Church Cardiff. This includes providing regular public worship services, home-based study groups and social activities. Support is given to an organisation helping street sex workers in Cardiff. There are friendship and project links with churches in South Wales, Ghana, Guyana and Kenya.