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Bombolulu Workshops is a project of the Association for the Physically Disabled in Kenya (APDK). Their mission is to enable persons with physical disabilities to overcome their limitations by empowering them economically and socially so that they become fully integrated members of their communities.
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Teenage Mothers and Girls Association of Kenya is an organization working for the rescue, rehabilitation and economic empowerment of girls and young women. Their programs focus on helping solve the problems of HIV/AIDS infected children, their parents (often teenage girls who are single), orphans, the poor and the destitute of the community.
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Kenana Knitters started in 1998, the primary object being to help rural women find some much needed form of income utilizing their spinning and knitting skills. The group buys homespun wool produced locally, and then knits it into toys, bed-covers, jerseys, socks, scarves, hats and other fashion and sport accessories.
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Trinity Jewelry Crafts was started in April 1984 by three individuals born in Mathare Valley, one of the oldest and largest slums in Nairobi, Kenya. The aim was to create a decent and more reliable way of earning a living for both them and their neighbors.
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