World Vision is a Christian relief, development, and advocacy organization working with children, families, and communities to overcome poverty and injustice.
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2 million litre Filtration unit, 500,000 litres clear tank and 36,000 litre over head tank , courtesy of World Vision Kenya and County Government of Makueni.
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Happy Mazingira Day! 🌱🌍
At @VisionFundKE , we believe a healthier environment supports stronger livelihoods and more resilient communities. Together, let’s protect our environment for a brighter, sustainable future.
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World Vision is deeply concerned following the Ministry of Health's confirmation of Kenya's first imported case of Ebola (Bundibugyo) virus disease. Preventing further transmission is now critical.
@WorldVisionKE is strengthening infection prevention measures and working with health authorities to protect children and communities.
Containing Ebola requires equipped health workers, accurate information to counter fear and stigma, and strong regional cooperation.
Children must remain at the centre of the response. World Vision stands ready to work with governments and partners to prevent further transmission and keep communities safe.
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For Habiba, the promise of clean water means everything.
After seven years without safe water, support from the #Kenya Humanitarian Fund is helping @WorldVisionKE rehabilitate boreholes across 21 communities, bringing clean water closer to families.
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John 3:16 ❤️
Yesterday, we gathered as the World Vision family for a Day of Prayer; giving thanks for FY26 and committing FY27 to God.
We prayed for children, communities, colleagues, partners and the work ahead, trusting God to guide us as we move forward in faith, together.
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RMS & WORLD VISION KENYA: BUILDING and nurturing strategic partnerships with persons and institutions to advance the cause of society’s common good.
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Joining Forces Alliance sign ✍ a Memorandum of Understanding–a collective power to safeguard children 🚸 in Kenya.
Since 2017, the 6 agencies joined forces to secure children's rights and end violence against them. Read more about Joining Forces Alliance>joining-forces.org/about-joi…
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Day Two of the #AmaniConference closed with stakeholders turning dialogue into commitments towards a peaceful, cohesive and democratic 2027 General Election.
Building on yesterday’s deliberations, the forum engaged in critical conversations on responsible political leadership and ethical campaigning, emphasising the need for issue-based politics, respect for democracy and peaceful engagement during the electoral period and beyond.
A key milestone was the presentation of the Political Parties Peace Charter for the 2027 General Elections, which was presented to political parties for review and consideration as a framework for strengthening responsible political conduct and promoting peaceful electoral competition.
The two-day forum culminated in the adoption of a Joint Communiqué, bringing together shared commitments by stakeholders to safeguard peace and national cohesion.
The Communiqué calls for strengthened early warning and response mechanisms, responsible communication, peaceful coexistence and collective action against violence, hate speech, ethnic contempt and other conduct that threatens Kenya’s peace.
@WorldVisionKE @ODPP_KE
@NSCpeace @irck_info @NPSOfficial_KE @ORPPKenya
#UchaguziBilaNoma #OnePeopleOneNationOneDestiny
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Today, we brought together Development Partners and Civil Society Organisations to ask a critical question: How do we protect the gains of 14 years of devolution and make the fourth cycle even stronger?
For FY 2026/27, our partnership agenda is simple yet comprehensive: to strengthen County institutions, modernise data systems, review our legal and policy frameworks, deepen accountability and citizen participation, and build stronger disaster and climate resilience.
Our partners reaffirmed their commitment to supporting devolution, with a strong call for better coordination, greater alignment with county priorities and ensuring that support reaches communities where it matters most.
As we prepare for the next phase of devolution, our shared priority is clear: protect the gains made over the past 14 years, ensure continuity of county services and build stronger, more responsive County Governments.
I appreciate our Development Partners and CSOs for their continued partnership and look forward to working together to make the fourth cycle of devolution stronger and more effective.
@KenyaGovernors
@CogChair
@fidakenya
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|Amani Conference 2026 |
Today, national stakeholders came together with one shared commitment: an #ElectionsBilaNoma 2027. From prevention and responsible political leadership to youth engagement, coordination and the National Peace Charter, the message was clear—peace must begin before conflict does.
We close day one of the conference with a call to turn commitment into action and keep Kenya peaceful before, during and beyond 2027.
@irck_info @WorldVisionKE @NSCpeace @Kenyajudiciary @NPSOfficial_KE @ORPPKenya @ODPP_KE @IEBCKenya
#AmaniConference2026 #PeacefulElection2027 #UchaguziBilaNoma #OnePeopleOneNationOneDestiny
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1/ The road to a peaceful 2027 election does not begin on polling day. At the #AmaniConference2026, @NCIC_Kenya, @NSCpeace, @irck_info, @WorldVisionKE and partners focused on what prevention requires now: trust, dialogue, credible information and collective action.
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AMANI CONFERENCE 2026: Ahead of Kenya's 2027 general elections, a peaceful and inclusive electoral process demands collective action today.
IRCK joined national and development partners at the Amani Conference to advance Kenya's peaceful elections agenda, with dialogue centered on conflict prevention, social cohesion, digital literacy and online safety, and amplifying marginalized voices priorities that align closely with IRCK's interfaith peacebuilding mandate.
Alongside the @NCIC_Kenya @NSCpeace @UNDPKenya @WorldVisionKE IRCK reaffirmed that safeguarding peace is a shared responsibility. This calls for institutional accountability, inclusive dialogue, and sustained collective action to ensure safe and credible participation for all Kenyans regardless of faith, ethnicity, or region.
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“The 2027 General Election gives us an opportunity to demonstrate that peace is a critical enabler of democracy. We must choose prevention over reaction and national unity over political expediency. Let us sustain peace before, during and long after the elections.” #NCIC chairman Bishop Dr. Dr. Kepha N Omae,PhD.
@WorldVisionKE @irck_info @NSCpeace
#AmaniConference2026 #PeacefulElection2027 #OnePeopleOneNationOneDestiny
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“Security starts with you. A peaceful election cannot be secured by security agencies alone; it requires citizens to work with security actors & take responsibility for the information they consume & share.” DIG Albert Masengeli.
#AmaniConference2026 #PeacefulElection2027 #OnePeopleOneNationOneDestiny
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With the 2027 General Elections on the horizon, we believe peace cannot wait until campaigns begin. @irck_info joined @NCIC_Kenya and @WorldVisionKE together with faith leaders from across the country, for the National Inter-Religious Leaders' Consultative Meeting on National Cohesion and Peaceful Elections in Nairobi.
We confronted the risks already shaping this electoral cycle: hate speech, misinformation, ethnic mobilisation, digital incitement and political violence. As faith leaders, we hold a rare kind of trust in Kenyan society as moral authorities, mediators and community anchors and we are choosing to use it early, not after harm has already been done.
For us, one thing is non-negotiable: youth engagement is not an afterthought. It is central to how we are approaching this electoral period. Young people must be engaged as partners and peace actors not only noticed when we fear they may become perpetrators or victims of political violence.
That's why our commitments countering digital hate, strengthening early warning and mediation, and coordinating peace messaging nationwide are built to include young Kenyans as leaders in the work, not subjects of it.
Peace in 2027 starts with what we do today. #PeacefulElections2027 #FaithsForPeace
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This engagement with @NCIC_Kenya @WorldVisionKE underscores the urgent need for sustained, coordinated collaboration between faith leaders, government institutions, and civil society actors, as no single stakeholder can safeguard peaceful, credible elections in 2027 #UchaguziBilaNoma
@NCIC_Kenya @irck_info and @WorldVision are convening a Faith Leaders’ National Consultative Forum on Peaceful Elections today at the Corat Africa hotel.
Faith leaders play a critical role in promoting peaceful coexistence, ethical leadership and civic engagement shaping a positive public perception.
This meeting provides a high-level platform for engagement with senior faith leaders to strengthen collaboration on peacebuilding efforts towards promoting a peaceful 2027 general elections.
#PeacefulElection
#UchaguzibilaNoma
#interreligiousleaders
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JOINT COMMUNIQUÉ
Issued jointly by the @NCIC_Kenya, the
@irck_info, and @WorldVisionKE
#UchaguzibilaNoma
