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Your support makes a difference!

Habitat for humanity Kenya is grateful to our donors for the  commitment in helping improve the housing conditions for the vulnerable elderly, taking care of orphans in Homabay and Laikipia Counties, Kenya. Their determination in life irrespective of the double vulnerability has given the grandparents the assurance that their grandchildren will grow up in a decent home. Having a decent place to call home to these children increases their self worth and improves their self […]

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Vulnerable Group Housing, Faith Warui’s story

Faith Warui was born in 1988 at Mukima area, Daiga location, Laikipia east sub-county, Laikipia County. Faith is blessed with 2 children Linus and Wairimu, 12 and 7 years respectively and has lived all her live with her mother, in a wooden house with dilapidated wooden walls, damp earthen floor and poor ventilation. Her father passed away a while ago, and her mother has been her only source of support as a single mother living

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The impact on a community by an International Global Village Team

How much can a team of 11 global volunteers do in 5 days? a lot apparently. A part from helping speed up the construction of a classroom from foundation to lintel level, the team also learnt Kiswahili! This is the story of the Kyumbi Primary School, Machakos, and build team led by Cid Smith that participated in the Habitat for Humanity Kenya (HFHK) volunteer engagement program from 19th-27th May 2018. And they even mastered this

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KWFT WINS BANKING AWARD FOR HOUSING MICROFINANCE PRODUCT

Habitat for Humanity’s Terwilliger Center for Innovation in Shelter’s partner for the Building Assets Unlocoking Access project – Kenya Women Microfinance Trust (KWFT) took home top honors at the 2017 Banker Africa awards having been declared the “Best Microfinance Institution in East Africa” and the “Best Microfinance Institution in Kenya.”  KWFT was also awarded at the 2017 ‘Think Business Banking Awards’ having won “Overall Best Leading Microfinance Bank in Kenya 2017”. The bank was lauded

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A house that helped save a life (Maai Mahiu Project-Success Story)

A house that helped save a life Julia is a survivor. The 54 year-old is HIV positive and knows that her regime of taking Anti-retroviral medicine and ensuring a healthy diet are critical to her very existence. In her verdant cottage garden, Julia cultivates a wide range of fruit and vegetables to help her cope with the obligatory daily cocktail of medicine. As she busies herself in her immaculately kept yard, Julia talks with her

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