We still believe that Monday is a good day to be motivated for the week. And speaking of weeks, this week we start a new campaign dubbed #KeNation (read thread below)

One silver lining in this pandemic is the way humanity is showing up for each other. For the next few weeks we will share the initiatives by various Kenyan people and organizations in the hummingbird spirit of #DoingTheirLittleThing

Our mantra for the week.
As we continue to share these short stories of various Kenyan initiatives currently happening around the country, we hope that the weight of unity will be seen!
#paukwa
#KeNation
#TogetherWeCan

Love Inc. is a network of churches that helps the communities they serve. They have set up a phone line (0719139136) where families can register to receive a care pack. They are also raising funds that will go into distributing more care packs, and accepting volunteer efforts.

The current pandemic has prioritized social distancing & #MutualAidKe wants to encourage social distancing in vulnerable communities (defined as those who live from hand to mouth) by providing sustainable food & sanitation relief that will last and encourage them to stay home.

In this season of social distancing, with hospitals potentially getting crowded, many with pre-existing conditions find themselves restricted to their homes. The Kaeris Health Services team – that includes various health workers who specialize in outdoor health services.

PCEA Loresho Community Church has started a giving campaign and is actively rallying its congregants in response to the plight of the vulnerable in our society unable to meet their daily needs