Clean Cooking, Healthy Homes! Thanks to James River Church, 2,000 new stoves are transforming lives by reducing smoke, saving fuel, and improving family health. Safer cooking, brighter futures! @jamesriver#CleanCooking#HealthyHomes#WorldServeKenya
Thereโs something truly special about getting your hands in the soil and seeing the fruits of your labor come to life. Every plant we pick represents dedication, resilience, and the beauty of natureโs cycle.
Thanks to KAG Lima Project and WorldServe International.
to thrive.
Guided by Colossians 3:23:
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters,"
we are dedicated to serving communities with love and purpose, creating a brighter, healthier future for all.
At WorldServe, we know that clean water is life-changing, especially for women and children. Through Rapid Water Supply, borehole drilling, and filtration system installation, we are reducing the burden of unsafe water collection, improving health, and empowering families
In Namanga with First Lady Edna Lelelenku, we united to end violence against women and girls. Together, we empowered young girls by distributing sanitary pads. Grateful to all who made this day impactful.
#UniteToEndViolence#EmpowerGirls#WorldServeKenya
Sifa sanitary pads, designed to provide menstrual health management solutions for adolescent girls while promoting environmental conservation. We also discovered several innovations that will enhance our WASH initiatives in arid and semi-arid regions.
@QuercusGroup
The just concluded Innovate4WASH Marketplace forum organized by @Quercus, brought together WASH champions and experts who shared valuable insights on global WASH interventions. WorldServe International, Kenya, was thrilled to participate in these impactful discussions that aim
to shape the future of WASH.
Key highlights for us included the effects of climate change on WASH, natural resource management, governance in WASH, and carbon finance.
During the Gender and Inclusion in WASH breakout session, This Girl Project showcased our 100% compostable Sifa
Another week, another blessing from God! Today, we are honored to host brethren from Brightmoor Church, Detroit, Michigan led by Director of Missions Lisa Munro, Rachel Lee, and their amazing team. They joined us at WorldServe to witness firsthand how we are empowering community
Happy Teachers' Day.
We honor all the amazing teachers who not only shape young minds but also give us the opportunity to serve their schools. Through your support, we bring clean water and provide Sifa Pads to students in need. Thank you for being pillars of hope and change.
Empowerment Centre supported by the Hand of Hope and currently reaching over 20,000 girls in Schools.
The team joined our staff in our Monday morning devotion where John expounded on the need for constantly meeting and spurring one another based on Hebrews 10:24-25. Indeed,
We had the pleasure of hosting David Meyer from Joyce Meyer Ministries in the Kenya Programme today. He was accompanied by our President, John Bongiorno, Gary Renaud and Jerry Nance. David had an opportunity to tour the Sifa Pads Factory / Girls
Today, WorldServe Kenya had the pleasure of hosting Pastor Ron & Judy from the Shoreline City Church team, Dallas USA. They toured our water projects, and the sanitary pads factory.
The team had an opportunity to interact with the community and see the impact of our Menstrual Hygiene Initiative. Their visit was inspiring, and we're excited about the possibilities for future collaboration.
WorldServe Kenya was delighted to host the team and is excited about the potential for further collaboration. Together, they aim to expand support for water access, sanitary products, and sustainable livelihood projects, continuing to make a difference for those in need.
The Wisconsin team, led by Pastor Stephen Tripp, had a meaningful experience during their time at WorldServe Kenya. Engaging with local communities, they witnessed firsthand the impact of the clean water projects, Sifa sanitary pads distribution,
and livelihood initiatives that are transforming lives. The team leaves with a deepened understanding of the challenges faced by vulnerable communities and a strong commitment to supporting ongoing efforts.