Kenya
The communities in Kenya face a lack of leadership and governance that has led to a national divide. During election seasons, this fracture within the systems and leadership is emphasized and creates a greater need for good leadership. ALARM works to reconcile communities and is committed to uniting people of all backgrounds. ALARM Kenya is actively engaging the community in efforts to reduce poverty and is empowering individuals to become entrepreneurs and community leaders.
Impact
- 6,700+ people have been served by ALARM Kenya
- 4,200+ individuals have been trained in leadership by ALARM Kenya
- 750+ people have benefited from the ALARM Kenya Peacebuilding, Justice, and Reconciliation Programs
- 1,650+ individuals served by the ALARM Kenya Community Transformation Projects
From Healing to Resilience to Sustainable Livelihoods: ALARM Kenya Empowers Women in Mathare
ALARM Kenya is helping vulnerable women in Nairobi’s Mathare slums move from trauma healing and resilience-building toward sustainable livelihoods. Through business skills training, start-up capital for 25 women, and vocational training for three others, the initiative is creating practical opportunities for economic empowerment and self-reliance.
From Healing to Resilience: Empowering Vulnerable Women in Mathare
What began with courageous stories of pain is becoming a journey of healing, resilience, renewed hope, and possibility for 30 vulnerable women in Mathare, Nairobi.
Equipping Church Leaders for Transformational Ministry in Kajiado
From 18–20 August 2026, ALARM Kenya brought together 77 Christian leaders from 15 churches in Imaroro Ward, Mashuru Sub-County, Kajiado County, for a three-day leadership
Healing Before Empowerment: ALARM Kenya Supports Vulnerable Women in Mathare
For many women living in Mathare, one of Nairobi’s largest informal settlements, daily life is marked by poverty, insecurity, and the lasting effects of trauma.
