Welcome to Kenya Sustainable Health Aid (KESHA). KESHA is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) registered in Kenya and working in two major poor communities since 2006.
The target communities are:
- The slum community of Kawangware and Dagoretti constituency of Nairobi west district
- The marginalized communities of Tana River District.
Target population:
Women, Children, youth, HIV/AIDS patients, TB patients.
The NGO’s objective is to improve the social, economic and health status of the target communities.
The NGO has 3 main programs:
- Research for Health and development.
- Community Development.
- Water and sanitation engineering.
To implement the above programs KESHA has the following community sustainable activities:
- Health care services
- VCT services
- Malaria control and prevention
- Home based care for PLWHA
- Youth resource centre for drug and crime prevention.
- Health education
- Social and public health research including projects evaluations
- Construction of water and sanitation infrastructures.
- Nutrition improvement through support to micro-irrigation farming
- Volunteering in the above activities.
- Training and support to community based organization.
- Orphans and Vulnerable Children sponsorship.
- Environmental Conservation
Partners and donors
KESHA has locally and international partners who includes:
Government Ministries and projects, Tana River ALRMP II - World Bank, USAID, NACC, Humanitaire Medico Pharmaceutique, Malaria control program-MOH, KANCO, Nairobi Based NGO’s Consortium, NPC, Rosalind Hopton, Chuck Lane, Catherine Lane, KESHA Health services, Himat engineering and construction.
You can partner with us too or volunteer in these projects and make a difference to these poor communities!
Thank you in advance,
Shedrack O. Hiribae
Executive Director
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