Our Programmes Learning from the identified regional, national and church needs, and taking into consideration the prevailing trends, the Council has designed programmatic interventions which focus on 7 thematic areas. These programmatic interventions are detailed in the 6th Corporate Plan currently being implemented. Thematic Focus Programmes / Departments 1. Capacity Building for
The work of the National Council of Churches of Kenya covers the entire country. To ensure that the Council is relevant to the lives and concerns of the people, research is undertaken during the development of the Corporate Plan to identify the most pressing needs in the country. During the development of the 6th Corporate
To enhance her grassroots reach, the Council has devolved her structures to regions and counties under the County Coordinating Committee (CCC). This structure (CCC) comprises the member churches and organizations. The Council has thus divided the country into nine regions comprising five or six counties which serve as the primary theater of activity. The
Corporate Plans Seeking to transform the lives of the people, the Council periodically prepares corporate plans to guide its operations and interventions. This approach was adopted during the process of the Renewal of the Council in 1995. The First Corporate Plan ran from January 1996 to June 1998. The plan focused on the establishment
NAME: Margaret Nyaguthi PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 I am Margaret Nyaguthi aged 49 years, married and a mother of two children. I live in Kiawara slums in Nyeri town together with my family. Prior to NCCK micro-credit project in 2005, I and my husband used to sell a
NAME: Margaret Kawira Kagundu PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 My name is Margaret Kawira. I am 36 years old, married and a mother of four children. I live in Witemere slums in Nyeri town. Prior to NCCK micro-credit project in 2005, I used to run a grocery kiosk which
NAME: Shelmith Wangari PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 My name is Shelmith Wangari a resident of Majengo slums in Nyeri town. I am a 49 year old single mother of three. I also live with my late sister’s two children and my aged mother. Before the intervention by the