Nairobi · Kenya & the Horn of Africa
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Who we are

An independent association that responds to crisis with hope

Kalkaal Welfare Association is an independent non-governmental association whose aim is to respond to crisis situations by implementing relief, rehabilitation and development projects.

Vision

An economically empowered people in all parts of the world co-existing harmoniously in a peaceful environment.

Mission

To improve the standard and quality of life of vulnerable communities in emergency and disaster situations, in both rural and urban settings, through a contingent of relief, rehabilitation and development projects.

Where we work

Our headquarters are in Nairobi, Kenya, with other operational offices as operations and budget allow. Our work covers Kenya and other regions of the Horn of Africa, depending on budget availability.

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Annual audit, every year
Our emblem

Three people, two protective hands, one purpose

Our circular emblem represents community protection, human welfare, unity and sustainable development. At its centre, three people are held by two protective hands, a symbol of care, inclusion, solidarity and our commitment to safeguarding individuals and families.

Community protection

Standing between vulnerable families and the shocks of emergency and disaster.

Human welfare

Water, health, nutrition, education and the basic needs that let people live with dignity.

Unity

Solidarity and inclusion, so that every voice is heard and every community counts.

Sustainable development

Building lasting livelihoods, not short-lived fixes, together with communities.

Accountable by design

Governed openly, audited every year

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Members

Founders and those admitted by the Board, never fewer than seven.

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Board of Directors

Seven to eleven directors, led by a Chair, Secretary General and Treasurer.

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Annual General Meeting

Members elect the Board, review reports and appoint the auditors.

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Audit & reporting

Accounts close on 31 December and are audited every year.

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From the field

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Construction Of Classrooms
Construction Of Classrooms

Construction of three classrooms, administration block, toilets and underground and elevated water tank in Shafshafey location in Mandera town.

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Construction Of Classrooms
Construction Of Classrooms

Construction of three classrooms, administration block, toilets and underground and elevated water tank in Shafshafey location in Mandera town.

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Construction Of Classrooms
Construction Of Classrooms

Construction of three classrooms, administration block, toilets and underground and elevated water tank in Shafshafey location in Mandera town.

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Annual General Meeting
Annual General Meeting

Our Recent Annual General Meeting.

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Distribution Of Teaching And Learning Materials
Distribution Of Teaching And Learning Materials

This is distribution of teaching and learning materials as well as Holy Qur’an Mushaf to pupils in Wel Athi Madarasa in Wajir West.

Programmes
Distribution Of Teaching And Learning Materials
Distribution Of Teaching And Learning Materials

This is distribution of teaching and learning materials as well as Holy Qur’an Mushaf to pupils in Wel Athi Madarasa in Wajir West.

Programmes
Distribution Of Teaching And Learning Materials
Distribution Of Teaching And Learning Materials

This is distribution of teaching and learning materials as well as Holy Qur’an Mushaf to pupils in Wel Athi Madarasa in Wajir West.

Programmes
Distribution Of Teaching And Learning Materials
Distribution Of Teaching And Learning Materials

This is distribution of teaching and learning materials as well as Holy Qur’an Mushaf to pupils in Wel Athi Madarasa in Wajir West.

Programmes

Stand with communities in crisis

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