Hunger

Hunger is one of the biggest problems facing the world. Unfortunately, many of the elderly and children in marginalized poor communities go to bed hungry. Malnutrition is widespread throughout Kenya, largely to financial insecurity.  With your help, we can make sure this reality changes!

Feed a child and elderly

Hey there! Thanks for your interest in this program. As you are well aware, Covid-19 struck the Economy really hard all across the globe. Kenya and all of its marginalized slums and rural villages were no exception to this. The Economy of the slums is very small and fragile. Most people survive of casual labor like washing clothes and doing some occasional construction work.

After our government started to impose restrictions on Kenyan citizens, especially in the area of Nairobi, a lot of people were left without any source of income. The slums were hit very heavily. Because of this, people that were already struggling before were left on the brink of starvation, many of them with several children to feed.

The elderly parents who take care for grandchildren are starving to death for lack of any extended support.  Thanks to a couple of generous contributors to our charitable mission, we have been able to support the feeding for slum children and elderly initiative programs in weekly basis.

We are able to donate the food staff materials to support the programs. However, this is not enough. We still have a lot of children spending some days eating a very scarce amount of food.

We want to be able to feed them every day! Even if the virus calms down, the impact on the economy will be hard and long-lasting. This is why, we are asking for your support! Help us feed the children and elderly parents in our slum, so that none of them have to go hungry ever again! 

Even though you can donate just one time, it would mean the world to us if you could support us on a regular basis, so that we can actually ensure the sustainability of this project!

Contact

For any questions, feel free to contact us at:

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