Kenya

Why World Vision is in Kenya


Kenya has endured a hunger crisis and prolonged droughts that are affecting the well-being and livelihoods of families across the country. Millions of vulnerable communities are in need of humanitarian assistance. Food insecurity is a primary concern for many Kenyan families, and people lack access to clean water. Thousands of children under the age of 5 and people living with disability are malnourished. In response to the hunger crisis in Kenya, World Vision has equipped communities with cash vouchers, food distribution, water trucking, and health and nutrition programs. We've also supported regreening projects to nurture food production and help build resiliency against weather shocks. In 2022, approximately 3 million people – including 2.2 million children – were impacted by the support of World Vision and our partners.

We never give up on people

World Vision child sponsorship looks at all the things that prevent children from surviving and thriving in their community, and then works with that community to bring all the pieces of the puzzle together to build a better life for all children. For sponsors, it’s a personal way to show God’s love to a child in need in a life-changing way.

Sponsor a child in Kenya ❯

Kenya Child Protection
Kenya Education
Kenya Economic Development

Prayer Requests from Kenya

World Vision's staff in Kenya are asking us to join them in prayer for the following:

  • Peace throughout Kenya.

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  • Increased food security and an end to prolonged droughts.

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News from Kenya

From the Field

Spring 2025 magazine

Through our new digital magazine, we invite you to explore real stories of transformation, resilience, and hope — to meet a mother holding onto hope after her child’s recovery from malnutrition, a family navigating childbirth without access to clean water, a teacher shaping new beginnings in her childhood classroom, and more. Follow the links to dive deeper into these journeys — and witness how love and perseverance are transforming futures.

From the Field

If we had clean water

Anzazi gave birth at a clinic that had no clean water. She had to wait four hours while her mother-in-law collected water for her to wash herself and her newborn.