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build and improve safe, decent homes
alongside vulnerable families across Kenya.
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the housing need in Kenya
Kenyans live in slums, representing about 56% of the country’s urban population.
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the size of the annual housing gap in Kenya
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providing adequate and affordable housing solutions
Habitat for Humanity Kenya has embarked on a 5-year (2020-2025) business plan that seeks to position the organization as one of the central players in providing Adequate and Affordable (AA) housing for low-income households in Kenya.
together we build
Kenya’s population stood at 47.6 million in 2019, with an estimated annual growth of 2.3%, according to the World Bank. Kenya is one the most developed countries in East Africa, with a young population as well as a dynamic and growing private sector.
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Individuals reached through construction & house support services
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New and Incremental Housing Units
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Individuals trained
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A home where dreams take root and inspire the future
Today, when you visit Selina, you are welcomed not just into a house, but into a home where the future has taken root, and where that future is already being passed on to the next generation one home at a time.