Our Work

Women Empowerment

Through training programs, empowerment gatherings, and income generating activities, ADEPS enables women to tackle poverty by promoting sustainable change.

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78.3%

of Kenyan women face severe food insecurity

22.8%

of girls and women subjected to violence at the hands of a partner

91%

of human trafficking victims for are women

Source: Neema, Learn the Facts: The State of Women in Rural Kenya (2020); UNICEF, Child Marriage in Eastern and Southern Africa (2022); Save the Children, Kenya (2022)

How We Do It

Building Up the Next Generation

Due to hard core poverty, diseases, and other systemic problems witnessed in this area, children find themselves in the crossfire of violence and abuse. Our solution is to create a safe environment where children can be children, thus our development of day care centers. At no cost to the child or their families, the center offers formal education, recreational programs, counseling services and behavioral evaluations to understand each child’s personal needs.

Knowing that it takes a village to raise a child, ADEPS also organized individual, group, and family therapy sessions to encourage proper parenting and child development.

What We’ve Accomplished

We’re Just Getting Started

ADEPS is small but mighty. Currently, we have 140 children from different troubled backgrounds protected under our day care center and hope to continue providing aid to many more. In the future, ADEPS hopes to support these children through educational scholarship packages for primary and secondary school as well as college.

With your donations, ADEPS can continue providing essential care to children at no cost to their families. For $20USD, donors can provide an underprivileged child with tuition, uniforms, books, and meals for 6 weeks.