When Anna Echom arrived in Kakuma on a Monday afternoon close to a decade ago, Kenya was on the brink of the precipice, and the scotching sun was a poignant indication that life ahead was not for the faint-hearted. Over 1000 people had been killed, thousands others literally uprooted from their homes and property worth
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) will continue partnering with the National Council of Churches of Kenya aimed at improving the living condition of refugees in the country. This is according to Honorine Sommet-Lange, the newly appointed UNHCR Head of Sub-Office, Kakuma. Lange who lauded the Council for her work in Kakuma Refugee
A group of 70 vulnerable women in Meru slums, are set to redefine the socio-economic landscape of the area, thanks to Jamii Imara project launched last year. Through the project, the women are empowered economically by accessing micro-credit facilities. This has enabled the women uplift their living standards by establishing small businesses, educate their children
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) is gearing up for the grand official opening of its first two fully -fledged Jumuia hospitals by end of this year. The premier facilities – Jumuia Friends Hospital Kaimosi and Jumuia Hospital Huruma- are currently undergoing major renovations, that will see them transformed into 80-bed and
At least 8,700 refugees have been given a new lease of life, courtesy of the ongoing Refugee Service Project being implemented at Kakuma Camp, by the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) and partners. Since the beginning of this year, the group among them asylum seekers from various countries, have been given humanitarian
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Canon Peter Karanja, has affirmed the Council’s commitment to supporting refugee work in the Country. Canon Karanja said that the Council considered the engagement a Christian calling and would seriously continue playing her role aimed at enhancing the living conditions of refugees in the country.
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) is exploring areas of mutual engagement with Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST). Speaking in Kakamega during a courtesy call to MMUST Deputy Vice Chancellor Prof. Joseph Rotich, NCCK General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja disclosed that the Council will most likely pursue possibilities of
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja, has called on all Council subsidiaries to synergize with an aim of enhancing their collective and individual institutional impact in the country. Speaking during a rare luncheon for Chief Executive Officers of various NCCK subsidiaries, Canon Karanja noted that the