When we talk about change in Kenya, we talk about “we” — not “I.” The 2025 Annual Report is a testament to what happens when donors, communities, staff, and the families we serve move together toward a shared vision.
By the Numbers
This year, across all four of our program pillars, Kenya Works reached:
- 1,569,775 meals provided to children and families in need
- 77,755 individuals reached through our programs
- 61,619 shelter nights provided to children in crisis
- 1,011 students sponsored — 911 fully, 100 partially
- 33,000 beneficiaries of the Makini Pad menstrual health program
- 2,080 advocates and parents trained in human rights
What These Numbers Mean
Numbers tell one story. But behind each shelter night is a child who slept safely. Behind each sponsored student is a family whose future changed direction. Behind each Makini Pad is a girl who stayed in class.
The Power of We is not a slogan. It is the operating principle of everything Kenya Works does. We don’t deliver programs to communities — we build them with communities, and the results speak for themselves.
Thank You
To every donor, volunteer, partner, and advocate who made 2025 possible: this is your report too. The “we” in “The Power of We” includes you.
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