At the service of women in Kenya, promoting their education and looking after their welfare.
“When women enjoy secure and equal rights, everybody benefits” -Mrs. Anna Kajumulo Tibaijuka, Secure Land Rights For All UN-HABITAT 2008
When you develop a woman you develop a whole community.
Over 50 Years of:
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- Revitalization
- Dynamism
- Energy
- Passion
- Hope
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That’s what we stand for, that’s what we give the girl and the woman.
Kianda is a local word meaning “fertile valley”, where everything planted flourishes. Not in vain was the name chosen over 50 years ago.
