World Vision Kenya

At World Vision Kenya, we stand united in the fight to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls. Together with our partners, we are committed to building a safer, more equitable world where every woman and girl can thrive without fear. 💪✨ Let’s #MakeTheWorldSafe because their safety is our shared responsibility. The world is not truly safe until they feel safe. 🔗 Join us in advocating for change, amplifying voices, and taking action! #16DaysOfActivism #EndGBV #ForEveryChild

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Despite the challenges, we saw many moments of joy and hope in 2024. These are just a few of them, caught in pictures: 1️⃣ Judith, 14, in Malawi enjoys playing with friends knowing her family can grow vegetables year-round through winter farming 2️⃣ Michael and Joyce in Chicago, Illinois raise funds to help those in needs by completing the Global 6K for Water 3️⃣ Despite his disability, Elvis, 16, in Peru starts his own business, a food cart, after completing the Youth Ready program 4️⃣ After fleeing Sudan, 8-year-old Hafisa and her sibling can play again in World Vision’s Child-Friendly Space in Chad 5️⃣ Agnes in Kenya is determined to support her four grandchildren and give them a good education 6️⃣ Public speaker Jeremy Willet meets his sponsored child, Soaphea, 11, in Cambodia 7️⃣ Two boys in Mongolia play with lambs as their communities recover after the devastating dzud 8️⃣ Lumuno, Aubrey and Rita in Zambia enjoy porridge in a community where the malnutrition rate went from 30% to zero 9️⃣ Yessica in Honduras overcomes poverty by learning how to farm and completing Biblical Empowered Worldview classes 🔟 Four girls in rural Kenya now have the time to just be kids instead of spending hours collecting water

Digitalisation and microfinance are having a transformative impact on climate resilience in Kenya. 📱💰 In this #DRRvoices blog post, Jacinta Kamemba explains how VisionFund International partners with a local fintech provider to empower farmers to access digital loans via mobile phones. Within hours of receiving a drought warning, farmers could borrow emergency funds to buy critical supplies – like water tanks – to protect their crops. Explore the newest #PreventionWeb blog post now ➡️ https://ow.ly/nlRq50UrUzb

Nancy dreams big. "I want to expand my business into a wholesale shop. This work brings me joy, and I’m proud to support my husband and parents," she shares. Nancy is one of 8,772 girls benefiting from the #USAIDTumikiaMtoto project, a life-changing initiative funded by USAID. This program equips adolescent girls and young women with vital economic skills to boost stability, create job opportunities, and empower them to succeed as entrepreneurs. Implemented by World Vision Kenya and six local implementing organizations, including AVSI Foundation, the project fosters skill-building, nurtures expertise, and paves the way for social and economic transformation. #EconomicEmpowerment #PeopleForDevelopment 

Education is everything to a child, and ensuring Access to Education is one of the 5 key pillars for World Vision's Big Dream to End Child Marriage. World Vision's work goes beyond providing school fees and building classroom and dormitories. They also ensure children know their rights and have a platform to advocate to government and other adults in authority to push for the resources and support so that they can learn and ultimately create a bright future for themselves! This is one of the reasons I continue to support World Vision and the Big Dream! hashtag #SWSW #WorldVisionUSA #EndChildMarriage #EndFGM

This week, World Vision Kenya, in collaboration with the Migori County Agriculture, Livestock, Veterinary Services, Fisheries and Blue Economy Department and our consortium partners under the Global EverGreening Alliance's #RestoreAfrica Programme—The Green Belt Movement and Africa Harvest Biotech Foundation International—took significant steps toward sustainable livelihoods and climate action. 💡 We empowered 23 lead farmers with critical skills in: ✅ Business Model Development ✅ Group Formation and Management ✅ Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) for key value chains - mango, local chicken and sorghum. 🌱 As part of this initiative, we established a community demonstration (demo) farm in Kachieng ward, featuring 50 grafted mango tree seedlings. This demo farm will serve as a hub for hands-on learning and innovation in sustainable agriculture, equipping local farmers to adapt to climate change and improve their income and livelihoods. 💚 We’re restoring landscapes by growing a greener future, one seedling at a time! #Agroforestry #FMNR #SustainableAgriculture CIFOR-ICRAF | Justdiggit | Self Help Africa | World Vision Australia

Our Central Rift Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Scale-Up Project #CRIFSUP recently hosted distinguished members from the WVK Ministry Committee and Senior Leadership Team, including Dr. Anne Kimari, David Liambilia, Heglon Kitawi, and Fredrick Kasiku, in West Pokot County. This trip showcased the potential of the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration #FMNR approach as a community-driven solution for sustainable and thriving communities in #ASAL areas. The team was inspired by the stories of 3 farmers who have overcome adversity and proven that, with determination, transformation is within anyone’s reach. What does transformation look like with #FMNR? ✅ Farmers embracing new, sustainable agricultural practices ✅ Better nutrition and well-being for families ✅ Restored soils and enhanced land productivity ✅ Increased household income through sustainable practices ✅ Access to a reliable, eco-friendly source of fuelwood for cooking ✅ Families able to grow #ENOUGH food to meet their needs ✅ Reducing violence and improving safety for communities, especially boys and girls Special thanks to the Australian NGO Cooperation Program #ANCP for their funding, which has better equipped these communities to thrive and become more resilient to the impacts of climate change.

Happy #JamhuriDay to all Kenyans! 🇰🇪 Today, we celebrate the spirit of independence, unity, and resilience. Let’s honor our heritage and work together towards a unified, peaceful, and brighter future. #JamhuriDay #KenyaAt61 #WorldVisionKenya

🎄 The Christmas season is here! Today, we gathered as a family to celebrate God’s goodness and the incredible privilege of serving the most vulnerable children, their families, and the communities where we work. With hearts full of joy, hope, and love, we are reminded of the light 💡 Christ brings into our lives and how we’re called to share that light with those we serve. This season, we’re especially thankful for the lives we’ve touched, the challenges we’ve overcome, and the hope we’ve been able to spread. It’s a time to pause, give thanks, and renew our dedication to walking alongside those who need us most. May this season inspire all of us to keep making a difference, one child at a time and Christ at the center at all times! Happy holidays 🎄 #WeAreWorldVision #ChristmasSeason2024 World Vision World Vision Somali World Vision Sudan VisionFund International World Vision Kenya Lilian Dodzo Suganya Kimbrough Simon Mane James Angáwa Reuben Mwaura