Established in 2006, originally as a church mission initiative, Kenya Partners became an independent charitable organization in 2009, after attaining its 501(c)(3) non-profit status. Based in Nakuru, Kenya Partners is a registered non-governmental organization and is dedicated to combating extreme poverty through sustainable educational opportunities and access to comprehensive healthcare.

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Kenya Partners operates- 

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The Wesley Mission Health Centre which is fully staffed with local Kenyans, and is well-equipped to provide 24/7 primary care services, including maternity, 365 days each year. 

 

The Betty Mavity Roberts UM Mission School, serving children in grades K-12, constructed on 10 acres of rural land outside Nakuru in the village of Lanet, housing 700+ students from all over the country.

 

Two pre-school centers serving children ages 3 to 5 years of age - one center is in a slum known as "Squatters Hill" and the other center, named "Mercy Kids Pre-School", is located in a rural area near the clinic.  Both centers have feeding programs for its students, and the staff at Squatters Hill also provides a nutritious lunch of rice and beans to other children in the community.

 

In all its programs, Kenya Partners is feeding over 1000 childen each day and helping children in orphanages.