Building Sustainable Communities
in Kenya
We work hand-in-hand with leadership in rural communities in Kenya to identify opportunities that transform families
and end the cycle of global poverty.
10 Million People Live on Less than $1.90 per day in Kenya, Africa
Poverty is generational. Change is slow. We've identified four recurring challenges keeping families in extreme poverty. We want to end it in the next generation. Keep reading to see how you can be involved!
Sustainable Food
Hunger is one of the most basic needs to be met, and one of the biggest challenges in developing countries. Learn more about how we help answer the question "How do I feed my family each day?"
Clean Water
On average, women walk six hours a day to unclean water wells shared with animals to find water for cooking, drinking, and cleaning. Learn how we're helping source clean water for families here.
Education
How do you pay for your child's school tuition and fees when you earn less than $2.00 a day?
See the impact we're making to help keep kids in school and educate families in sustainability.
Health
Nutrition, hygiene, emotional, and mental health support are critical for each member of a family to thrive. In rural areas, the challenge increases as we create systems to reach the individual.
Our Impact Since 2015*
21000+
Sustainable Food
Projects
1675+
Clean Water
Projects
6000+
Education
Projects
8575+
Health
Projects
400+
Expedition Travelers
*Numbers updated quarterly
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When we choose projects to work on, we want to make sure that they fit within our model of Economic Development and Self-reliance in Families. These are the core projects we focus on for Sustainable Food, Clean Water, Education, and Health.
Watch our Sustainable Food Video
Garden Towers
Chicken Businesses
Goats
Rainwater Capture Tanks
School Fees
HopeKits
Partner Testimonial
This has been the most significant partnership we have ever made, and I am truly grateful for the 100 Humanitarians team, and how they have been so diligent and responsible for solving food security crisis in Kenya.
Brian Paul, President of The USANA Foundation
Get Involved with 100 Humanitarians International
Whether you want to donate, volunteer at a sew-a-thon, or join us in Kenya, we'd love to have you involved!
100% of your donation goes towards our projects & mission!
We have several opportunities to volunteer and host service events!
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