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World Vision and Kenya
| World Vision has been working in Kenya since 1974. Current programs are managed through 60 projects (Area Development Projects) in all eight provinces of the country. World Vision provides primary health care, education, advocacy, food security, water and sanitation, HIV and AIDS interventions and emergency response programs. Canadians sponsor 13,747 children in Kenya. Additional Resources |
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Girls run back to class as the bell goes off in their primary school, part of a World Vision Area Development Project in Kenya.
Peter (left) and Mary are all smiles after receiving a week’s supply of maize flour and milk powder from the World Vision project in Voi, Kenya.
Julius and his wife are both HIV positive. They credit World Vision with their son’s HIV-negative status. Emmanuel has been fed on replacement milk from birth. |
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