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Welcome to Kenya Sustainable Health Aid (KESHA) - Tana River Program is a Community Organization working with poor and marginalized communities in Kenya 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:
Marginalized and slum communities
The NGO’s objective is to improve the socio-economic, health and education status of the target communities.
The NGO has the following programs:
Activities
To implement the above programs KESHA has the following community sustainable activities:
- Health care and education services
- VCT services
- Malaria control and prevention
- Home based care for PLWHA
- Tana River Governance and Democracy Forum
- Youth resource centre for drug and crime prevention.
- Social and public health research including projects evaluations
- Construction of water and sanitation infrastructures.
- Nutrition improvement through support to micro-irrigation farming
- Volunteer program
- Training and support to community based organization.
- Orphans and Vulnerable Children sponsorship.
- Environmental Conservation and Eco-tourism
Partners and donors
International Partners:
| - Rosalind Hopton /Ethiopian Mission Network Inc |
| - Chuck Lane - Webmaster and Cat Lane - Volunteer |
| - Dr. Patricia Barrington—Bread and Soup Organization www.breadandsoup.org |
| - Teachers without borders |
Local Partners:
| - Government Ministries and projects |
- KANCO |
| - Tana River ALRMP II - World Bank |
- Nairobi Based NGO’s Consortium |
| - USAID |
- NPC |
| - NACC |
- Local CBO's and community |
| - Women researchers of Kenya |
- Urai - Civic organization |
| - Humanitaire Medico Pharmaceutique |
- Transparency International Kenya |
| - Malaria control program-MOH |
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Shedrack O. Hiribae
Executive Director
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