Holistic Transformation through Integrated Faith and Empowerment

Supports frontline churches in designing and adapting evidence-informed programs using community data and global intervention models to improve program effectiveness and local ownership.

Conducts advocacy efforts to protect children from abuse and exploitation, supported by organizational certification in child protection standards.

Achieved KCS Level 1 certification in Child Protection from Keeping Children Safe, demonstrating institutional commitment to safeguarding policies and practices.

Partners with higher education and technical institutions—including Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST), Meru Institute of Business Studies (MIBS), Kabarak University, and Sensei Institute of Technology—to provide scholarships, tuition support, and vocational training in fields such as ICT, business, automotive engineering, and beauty therapy. Has supported over 1,500 youth in education and skills development.

Provides targeted health and nutritional interventions to mothers and babies from the prenatal stage through the child’s first year of life as part of holistic child development programming.

Implements timely, targeted interventions to address emerging challenges faced by program participants, ensuring adaptive and responsive support within communities.

Implements evidence-based, context-specific programs in partnership with over 480 churches across 32 counties in Kenya to address multidimensional poverty and promote holistic child development. Serves nearly 140,000 children and youth, with ongoing monitoring and evaluation to assess goal achievement.

Conducted over 18,000 youth surveys in collaboration with 47 church partners since April 2024 to inform programming and measure outcomes.

Engages local communities, prisons, and schools to address social needs through integrated support services, promoting holistic personal and community development.

Provides breakfast and lunch to over 50 students daily at Manna Junior Secondary School in Kisumu to support their health and academic success. This program is part of the broader operation of Manna Junior Academy and Manna Junior Secondary School, which serves over 500 students.

Conducts daily visits to widows to provide emotional support, assist with household chores, share religious teachings, and pray with them, fostering personal well-being and spiritual connection.

Distributes food, clothing, and basic items to prisoners and impoverished communities, and builds water systems and church buildings to improve living conditions and community infrastructure.

Organizes monthly food distribution events providing essential food items to over 350 widows in Kisumu, ensuring consistent access to nutrition and basic sustenance.

Delivers training programs, webinars, and resources to equip pastors with leadership skills and theological knowledge, strengthening local religious leadership.

Distributes free Bibles, study guides, and discipleship manuals to individuals and communities across East Africa, supporting spiritual growth and religious education.

Provides scholarships and financial aid to support students transitioning from primary to secondary school, ensuring continued access to education for disadvantaged youth.

Organizes social events and networking opportunities to foster community, friendship, and mutual support among widows, enhancing their social integration and emotional resilience.

Has constructed over 500 transitional shelters for vulnerable widows in Kisumu, providing safe and dignified housing as part of holistic care efforts.