Who
Since 2004 Watoto Kenya Onlus supports social and cultural development of children and adolescents from Makobeni (Langobaya area, Kilifi County), a rural area in Kenya.
Our goals are education, capacity building, training, social assistance and job creation.
VISION
New generation in a rural area of Kenya free from ignorance and poverty.
MISSION
Give assistance, education and capacity building,
promoting social development and job creation.
VALUES
Solidarity, respect, partnership and change.
OBIETTIVI PER LO SVILUPPO
OUR PROJECTS
LATEST NEWS
Teachers service commision
In line with the Socio-Educational projects:
• Nutrition program (school canteen)
• Support for teachers
• Distribution of sanitary pads, health education campaign
sexual/reproductive, awareness and gender education
SCHOOL UNIFORMS ARE MADE AT THE WATOTO KENYA ONLUS TRUST & WATOTO KENYA TRUST TAILORING HEADQUARTERS.
“GANDINI” SCUOLA PILOTA DISCIPLINE STEM
La delegazione CEMASTEA in arrivo!
(Istituzione pubblica affiliata al Ministero dell’Istruzione, Centro per le abilità matematiche, scientifiche e tecnologiche in Kenya/Africa
Tree planting Gandini Primary School
La delegazione CEMASTEA in arrivo!
(Istituzione pubblica affiliata al Ministero dell’Istruzione, Centro per le abilità matematiche, scientifiche e tecnologiche in Kenya/Africa
SALAMACOMMUNITYCRAFTS
CBO keniana, è un centro risorse a Kibera, non solo il più ampio slum in Nairobi, ma anche in Africa.
Lavora con giovani madre offrendo servizi di sartoria, catering, parruccheria, competenze per la vita, sostegno ed educazione. Watoto Kenya Onlus Trust contribuisce con la distribuzione dei Kit Dignity (kit completo per il periodo mestruale).
DIGNITY KIT PROJECT
Direct Beneficiaries:
800 girls receive dignity kits
1000 girls between 11 and 18 sensitized and informed
1,000 young people aged between 11 and 18 sensitized and informed
Indirect Beneficiaries:
2000 sensitized and informed families
5,000 people informed about the project and gender issues
Dignity Kit: funded by “8×1000 Waldensian Church” – 2023 project
Direct Beneficiaries:
800 girls receive dignity kits
1000 girls between 11 and 18 sensitized and informed
1,000 young people aged between 11 and 18 sensitized and informed
Indirect Beneficiaries:
2000 sensitized and informed families
5,000 people informed about the project and gender issues
BREAKFAST FOR EVERYONE
Following the recommendation of the head of the province’s Education Department, with the 2023 school year we integrated the Food Program with support for 18 kindergartens for a total of around 1,400 children.
The program includes the distribution of “porridge” as breakfast.
From the quarterly report of the Department it is underlined that:
