what we do
A recent study of patients under the care of the malnutrition clinic found that 90% of mothers had lost at least one child from birth within the past 10 years through illness, disease or malnutrition.
Medical insurance is a key part of this breaking this cycle of poverty.
We fund what people need the most- that’s it.
OUR PROJECTS
Below is an overview of the active projects currently underway – click each to visit the relevant pages to find out more.
Provide a free malnutrition service and relevant food for those in need.
Provide financial support to cover school/college/vocational training/university fees.
Support women in the start up of a micro business.
Provide women with medical insurance under the NHIF scheme for 2 years for their families.
- SAFE ENVIRONMENT
Provide a means/safe working environment for women to work for a fair wage utilising local skills.
- EDUCATION
Endeavour to have every child enrolled at school.
- EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
For families in crisis – death, illness, redundancy or losing their homes.
- MEDICAL CARE
Facilitating urgent and ongoing medical care for those in need – we assist with medical bills, transport to hospital, and facilitate necessary medical procedures.
EMPOWERING FAMILIES
Forging a pathway to empower women and their families to climb out of the poverty trap, through empathy and understanding.
Enabling a brighter future for new generations by maintaining consistent education for children, from nursery right through to college or university.
Giving peace of mind to the families we support that their healthcare needs will be covered, by keeping their Kenyan national health insurance up to date.
Crisis aid for families facing unexpected challenges – ranging from bereavement and long-term illness, to redundancy and homelessness.
Assisting with arrangements for cleft palette surgery and other conditions in infants, providing transport, advice and support.