Kenya
Development in Kenya continues to face challenges due to corruption, high unemployment, violent unrest, crime and poverty.
Bright Hope partners with the local, in-country church to meet the basic and spiritual needs of the extreme poor in Kenya and move them toward self-sustainability.
In Kenya, Bright Hope and our Allies are currently doing this amazing work:
8
Churches supported
91
Received job training
600
Received clean water
300
School scholarships
788
Savings members
11,299
Lives impacted
67,692
Meals served
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Rural communities as well as city slums experience a lack of clean water and sanitation, and many do not have access to adequate education or economic opportunities.
43.4%
of the population in Kenya is living below the international poverty line of $2 a day.
40%
of the population in Kenya is unemployed.
2.6 million
children in Kenya are orphans; 1 million of these children were orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
Stories of Hope and Transformation
