By Eddah Waithaka World Vision Kenya today launched a powerful new national strategy and water access plan, charting an ambitious course to dramatically improve child well-being and water security across the country over the next five years. The organization’s 2026-2030 National Strategy sets a bold target: improving outcomes for 13.3 million children, families, and community […]
By Eddah Waithaka On Saturday, World Vision Kenya (WVK), through the Inuka Angaza Fund, hosted the ‘Less Steps for Water Run’ at its National Office in Karen, Nairobi. The event brought together colleagues, partners, families, children, and supporters to address water scarcity in Salgaa, Nakuru County. The initiative aims to expand clean water access to […]
By Eddah Waithaka Gilbert Kamanga, National Director for World Vision Kenya, today announced the launch of a groundbreaking initiative, ‘Re-Greening for the Future’, aimed at addressing the escalating impacts of climate change through adaptive research and community-driven solutions. The program, supported by key partners including the Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI), the Australian Centre for […]
By Eddah Waithaka Today marks World Vision Kenya’s 50th anniversary, celebrating five decades of unwavering commitment to improving the lives of children, families and communities across the country. Founded in 1974, the organization has grown from a modest relief initiative in Machakos County to one of Kenya’s largest child-focused humanitarian organizations, providing transformative services that […]
By Eddah Waithaka World Vision Kenya collaborates with the global community, children,, and the Government of Kenya for the theme “Right to Food for a Life and a Better Future.” This impactful message emphasizes that food goes beyond being just a commodity it is a basic human right vital to ensuring, health, and opportunities for […]
By Eddah Waithaka To fight child hunger and improve child nutrition in Kenya, World Vision Kenya today launched the ENOUGH campaign. The launch of the “ENOUGH” Campaign initiative underscores the fundamental belief that every child has the inherent right to access adequate food and nutrition, and no child should ever endure the anguish of going to bed […]
