Integrated Development with Local Ownership

Organizes blood donor mobilization campaigns to address blood shortages in Kenyan hospitals, complementing the Ministry of Health and supporting national blood banks.

Operates child and youth sponsorship programs that provide education subsidies, mentorship, and support for high school and university transition. Projects include KENYA KIDS, JAM QUEST, and Kenya Youth Employment and Opportunities Project (KYEOP), collectively supporting hundreds of in-school and vulnerable youth across Kenya.

Delivers integrated health services including nutrition, psychosocial support, shelter, and disease prevention through Wellness Centers and Drop-in Centers in informal settlements like Mukuru, in partnership with County Health Medical Teams.

Implements the DREAMS CONNECT and SHE SOARS projects to empower adolescent girls and young women through HIV prevention, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) education, economic empowerment, and gender-based violence prevention. The DREAMS program operates across 31 wards in 13 sub-counties in Nairobi and has reached over 77,000 girls and young women.

Implements targeted HIV prevention, care, and treatment programs for key populations including female sex workers, men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs, and transgender individuals through projects such as the UON CRISSP KP and Global Fund HIV initiatives. Provided comprehensive HIV prevention services to over 28,000 key population individuals and supported TB contact tracing and treatment linkage.

Implements the two-year Start Small Education (Elimu ya Vijana Tuelekeze) Project to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on education by training teachers in mental health and psychosocial support and equipping adolescents with life skills, financial literacy, leadership, and ASRH education. Empowered 31,000 adolescents and trained 130 teachers.

Provides vocational training, entrepreneurship training, microfinance access, business initiation support, and job placement services to youth, orphans and vulnerable children, and women. Includes Income Generating Activities such as smart farming by the Osiligi Girls’ Group and the establishment of Village and Youth Savings and Loan Associations (VSLA/YSLA).

Organizes food distribution events for the elderly and broader community, addressing food insecurity beyond the school population.

Provides targeted care and support services to elderly individuals in the community, complementing food distribution efforts.

Runs a primary school with approximately 50 students enrolled across five grade levels as of 2025, providing structured education to children in the community.

Leads pad drives for girls to support menstrual hygiene and conducts clean-up initiatives in local river and sewage systems to improve environmental health.

Supplies two daily meals to all enrolled students Monday through Friday and breakfast on Saturday, ensuring consistent nutrition for approximately 50 children.

Organized a charity road race in Nairobi on June 30, 2019, to raise KES 50 million for the education and social support of needy students.

Provided KES 200,000 in support of planting 1,000 trees during the Forest Challenge 2019 at Kereita Forest, Kiambu County.

Enabled 273,000 end users to access finance and provided sustainable solutions for capital access, agricultural productivity, and market entry for micro and small enterprises over nearly two decades.

Established a Board of Trustees to oversee organizational operations in collaboration with the CEO, enhancing institutional capacity and governance.

Awarded four-year secondary school scholarships to 7 needy students in February 2020.

Engaged 50,000 farmers to date and strengthened agricultural value chains by improving access to finance, increasing productivity, and facilitating market access for smallholder farmers, cooperatives, and agri-MSMEs.