Kenya
Impact
Humanity First Canada has been at the forefront of combating drought, floods, and hunger in Kenya. Through targeted food distribution, water accessibility projects, and emergency aid, we’ve reached thousands of vulnerable families. By combining immediate relief with long-term initiatives like agricultural support and school repairs, we’ve empowered communities to thrive independently despite the challenges of extreme weather and resource scarcity.
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Liters Clean Water Delivered to Drought-Stricken Regions
Rebuilding Schools and Daycares After Disasters

Providing Clean Water in Kenya: Sustainable Solutions Through Water for Life Program
In Kenya, access to clean and safe water is a significant challenge for rural communities. Humanity First Canada, through its Water for Life program, has provided life-changing solutions by installing over 120 water wells and hand pumps in remote areas. These projects directly benefit thousands of families, ensuring access to clean drinking water for daily use.
The availability of clean water has drastically reduced waterborne illnesses and improved overall community health. Women and children, who traditionally fetch water from distant sources, now have the opportunity to focus on education and income-generating activities. Humanity First continues to empower Kenyan communities by offering sustainable water solutions and equipping locals with maintenance training to ensure long-term self-reliance.
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Water Wells And Handpumps Installed
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Empowering Youth Through Vocational Training and Skills Development in Kenya
Humanity First Canada is equipping young people in Kenya with valuable skills through its Knowledge for Life vocational training programs. These programs focus on skill development, such as sewing, carpentry, and other trades, to help youth gain employment and achieve financial independence.
One notable achievement includes the establishment of vocational training centers in partnership with local organizations. To date, hundreds of students have received hands-on training, enabling them to secure jobs or start small businesses. By empowering youth with marketable skills, Humanity First is creating opportunities for long-term economic growth and self-reliance in Kenyan communities.
Providing Food Security in Kenya: Fighting Hunger and Supporting Families in Need
Food insecurity is a persistent issue in Kenya, especially during droughts and economic challenges. Humanity First Canada’s Food Security program addresses this crisis by distributing food supplies to vulnerable families. During the 2017 Kenya drought, Humanity First provided bulk food support to 550 families, benefitting over 1,600 individuals who faced severe hunger.
Through ongoing food distribution campaigns, Humanity First ensures that families have access to nutritious meals, reducing hunger and malnutrition. By alleviating food insecurity, we are helping Kenyan communities survive and thrive during difficult times, offering both immediate relief and long-term support.
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Received Food Supplies


Disaster Relief in Kenya: Responding to Droughts and Restoring Hope
Kenya has faced recurrent droughts that leave millions without food and water. Humanity First Canada’s Disaster Relief program responds quickly to crises, providing lifesaving support to affected communities. During the severe 2017 drought, Humanity First delivered 160,000 liters of clean water and distributed food supplies to 2,462 households, offering immediate relief to families in desperate need.
In addition to emergency aid, Humanity First focuses on long-term solutions, including water infrastructure projects and community rehabilitation efforts. Our disaster response work has been a source of hope and recovery for Kenyan families during their most difficult times.
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Food Supplies Delivered to Households in 2017 Drought
Improving Education in Kenya: Transforming Schools and Empowering Students
Humanity First Canada is committed to providing quality education to underserved communities in Kenya through its Knowledge for Life program. At Hawewanje Primary School, we completed a Rebuilding and Repair Project that transformed the learning environment for over 350 students. The project included constructing modern restroom facilities, repairing classrooms, and improving infrastructure to create a safe and conducive space for education.
In addition, Humanity First supports vocational training centers that provide skills to youth, preparing them for employment opportunities and fostering economic independence. By investing in education, Humanity First is laying the foundation for a brighter and more self-sufficient future for Kenya's next generation.
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Students Empowered After Disaster Rebuilding



