Nalala Community Initiatives International
Emali, Kenya
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Nalala Community Initiatives International is a non-governmental organisation based in Emali, Kenya working on children & youth, health, education +7 more.
Nalala Community Initiatives International (NCII) is a non-governmental organisation based in Emali, Kajiado County, Kenya. It works to protect and promote child rights and to holistically nurture and empower vulnerable children and their families. Its work spans child protection and helpline services, education and scholarships, health and nutrition through a medical facility in Emali, disability support, food security and livelihoods, water and sanitation, disaster risk reduction, and women's empowerment through community women's groups. NCII works mainly in Kajiado and Makueni Counties and seeks partnerships with government agencies, local communities, NGOs and international organisations.
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Child helpline
Children & Youth · Kenya
Provides support, guidance and intervention for children in need of assistance.
Scholarship programs
Education · Kenya
Offers scholarships to disadvantaged children to pursue education and break the cycle of poverty.
Disability Support
Disability · Kenya
Provides disability assessments, personalised treatment plans and ongoing care for people with disabilities in Kajiado County.
Community Outreach and Mobile Clinics
Health · Kenya
Delivers healthcare access through community outreach and mobile clinics.
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