We can’t help everyone, but EVERYONE CAN HELP SOMEONE
Summit We Care for the Needy Foundation (SWCFTNF) Kisumu is a non-profit, non-political organization founded in 2017 by Mr. Kennedy Kasera. Driven by his experiences growing up without access to essential needs like proper shelter, medical care, and education, Mr. Kasera established SWCFTNF to make a positive impact in his community. The foundation is headquartered in Kasule, Kisumu East Sub-County, in Kisumu County, and operates in the counties of Homa Bay, Kisumu, Migori, and Siaya.
Vision
To be an institution offering equal opportunity rights and influence for socio-economic development for the most vulnerable communities in society.
Mission
To provide care to vulnerable communities by offering emotional, educational, physical, medical, and social support.
Our Strategic Goal
To care for the needy and make them happy by equipping them with education, housing, and medical needs.
Core Values
Charitability
Commitment to improving the lives of the needy.
Dedication:
Passionate involvement in our mission and vision.
Integrity:
Upholding honesty and strong moral principles.
Stewardship:
Effective management of the foundation’s resources.
Accountability:
Transparent and responsible stewardship of resources.
Transparency:
Open communication and operations.
Thematic Focus Areas
Shelter Support Program
- The Shelter Support Program at Summit We Care for the Needy Foundation (SWCFTNF) improves living conditions in Kisumu, Homa Bay, Migori, and Siaya counties through community-driven initiatives. It organizes community clean-up days, donation drives, and volunteer recruitment to build local support networks. Home repair workshops and gardening projects promote self-sufficiency, while peer support groups and life skills classes enhance self-reliance. Mentorship programs provide personal development guidance, and partnerships with local businesses enable collaborative community projects. Continuous officer development is ensured through case reviews, training workshops, team-building activities, feedback sessions, and networking opportunities, fostering excellence and dedication.
Education Support Program
- The Education Support Program at SWCFTNF uplifts Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) across Kisumu, Homa Bay, Migori, and Siaya counties by providing educational sponsorships, organizing school clean-ups, conducting book drives, and establishing mentorship programs for academic and personal development. It offers after-school programs, student presentations, public speaking events, career days, talent shows, and health workshops for well-rounded growth. The program includes regular student assessments, weekly team meetings, peer reviews, mentoring, advocacy training, and networking with educators. Continuous improvement is ensured through success stories, innovation sessions, feedback mechanisms, and policy updates to meet the community’s educational needs effectively.
Thematic Focus Areas
Sexual Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Program
- Summit We Care for the Needy Foundation (SWCFTNF) implements a comprehensive Sexual Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Program in Kisumu, Homa Bay, Migori, and Siaya counties, featuring community awareness workshops, volunteer training, and support groups to foster zero tolerance towards GBV. The program collaborates with NGOs, distributes educational materials, and organizes community walks and health workshops to raise awareness. Training programs empower community members to recognize and respond to GBV, while officers receive ongoing professional development through workshops, field visits, and networking opportunities. Officers also lead outreach sessions, facilitate support groups, and receive advocacy training. Success stories, peer reviews, and innovation sessions ensure the program’s effectiveness and responsiveness to community needs.
HIV/AIDS Awareness Program
- The HIV/AIDS Awareness Program at SWCFTNF educates and supports communities in Kisumu, Homa Bay, Migori, and Siaya counties through partnerships with health organizations, offering free testing days and workshops on HIV prevention, transmission, and treatment to reduce stigma and promote healthy behaviors. Outreach programs distribute educational materials, while social media campaigns and school programs target younger generations. Collaborative projects with NGOs and health institutions enhance the program’s reach and address related health issues holistically. Emphasizing officer engagement, the program includes training workshops, community outreach, field visits, networking, and advocacy training. Regular peer reviews, resource development, innovation sessions, and feedback mechanisms ensure the program remains dynamic and responsive.
Achievements
102
Scholarships and Bursaries
60
Shelter Support Beneficiaries
30
SGBV Cases
150
HIV/AIDS Sensitization Sessions
Partner with us
Your donation will significantly enhance our ability to serve vulnerable individuals and families through our core programs.
Donations are no longer handled online on this website.
To support our programs with a donation, to volunteer or to partner with Summit We Care for the Needy Foundation, please get in touch with us by email.
Email: contact@summitwcftnf.org
Kasule, Kisumu East Sub-County, Kisumu County