Empowering Vulnerable Children out of Systemic Poverty
Who We Are
The Grace Foundation Trust has been at the forefront of supporting children in schools in remote areas of Kenya in the fight against poverty and injustice. We seek to empower school children by tackling issues related to critical WASH needs, forced child marriage and FGM . We offer essential resources to create safe learning environments which support whole-child education and welfare.We work with local and international stakeholders to ensure effective programme implementation and sustainable impact.
Our Projects
How we are working to uplift and support vulnerable children out of systemic poverty.
WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene)
We focus on building sustainable sanitation chain infrastructures that include wastewater management and borehole projects.
Shelter (Safe Girl Child)
We support girls rescued from forced marriages or at risk of female genital mutilation (FGM) with safe homes and rescue centres. This enables them to heal, regain control of their lives and finish school.
Educational Support
We enable children in need to succeed in school, regardless of their background, by providing partial scholarships to ease the burden of school fees, uniforms, books and other educational expenses.
Why Choose Us?
We are dedicated to making a lasting impact through comprehensive support services, ensuring every child has access to education, safety, and opportunity.
Holistic Support
Rather than focusing on one aspect of WASH, we look at all the interrelated areas that affect the well-being of vulnerable children in a community. Our support includes education, safety and health resources to ensure that each child’s needs are met for their overall development.
Community Empowerment
By involving local schools and communities, government agencies and NGOs, we create sustainable solutions to ensure that our interventions are culturally sensitive, environmentally sustainable, and financially feasible.
Environmental Commitment
Solar energy helps rural schools in remote regions to access safe drinking water from boreholes and improve quality of learning. We also manage wastewater to protect groundwater, essential for maintaining safe drinking water sources in such schools.