universal heart of hope care kenya

28/08/2026

Universal Heart Of Hope Care _Kenya, together with Kenya Red Cross – Homa Bay County, joined the Power of Humanity Walk to promote road safety and prevent avoidable injuries.
Together, we can make a difference.

28/08/2026

Today, Universal Heart of Hope Care–Kenya (UHOHCK), in partnership with the Kenya Red Cross Society – Homa Bay County, joined the Power of Humanity Walk to promote road safety, responsible road use, accident prevention, and the prevention of avoidable injuries that can lead to disability and death.

Through community outreach and creating awareness, we engaged drivers, pedestrians, boda boda riders, cyclists, traders, and other road users, sharing practical messages on safer road use, responsible behaviour, and protecting lives.

For UHOHCK, prevention is an essential part of disability inclusion. Every road injury prevented can protect a person’s health, livelihood, dignity, independence, and future.

We remain committed to working with communities and partners to build safer, more inclusive, and resilient communities where every person can live with dignity and participate fully in society.

Together, let us create awareness, promote safer roads, and protect lives.

10/08/2026

05/08/2026

Today, Universal Heart of Hope Care – Kenya (UHOHCK) successfully conducted a transformative training workshop for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) at Kendu Bay Youth Empowerment Centre in Rachuonyo North Sub-County, Homa Bay County.

The workshop focused on Black Soldier Fly (BSF) farming, an innovative and sustainable agricultural practice that promotes environmental conservation, organic waste management, affordable animal feed production, and income-generating opportunities for vulnerable communities.

Participants received practical hands-on training on BSF production, its agricultural benefits, and how the technology can improve household livelihoods while advancing disability inclusion and economic empowerment.

At UHOHCK, we firmly believe that disability is not inability. Through skills development, innovation, and community empowerment, we are creating opportunities that enable persons with disabilities to participate fully, become self-reliant, and live with dignity.

We sincerely thank our trainers, partners, and all participants for their commitment and support in advancing our mission of building an inclusive society where persons with disabilities and vulnerable communities have access to sustainable livelihood opportunities.

Universal Heart of Hope Care – Kenya (UHOHCK)
Empowering Ability, Promoting Equity, Creating Opportunity.

31/07/2026

Today, Universal Heart of Hope Care – Kenya (UHOHCK) successfully supported persons with disabilities through the assembly and donation of wheelchairs at Nyaburi Integrated School, Rachuonyo North Sub-County, Homa Bay County.

Nyaburi Integrated School is recognized as an inclusive learning institution supporting learners with disabilities in the region.

The initiative focused on improving mobility, independence, and participation of persons with physical disabilities who experience challenges in walking and movement. The provision of assistive devices such as wheelchairs is an important step towards promoting accessibility, inclusive education, and equal opportunities.

We appreciate the school administration, caregivers, community members, and all well-wishers who continue to support efforts aimed at empowering persons with disabilities.

At UHOHCK, we remain committed to our mission of empowering ability, promoting equity, and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities and vulnerable communities across Homa Bay County and beyond.

Together, we can build a more inclusive society where every person lives with dignity, confidence, and hope.

30/07/2026

Education Forum at Homa Bay High School

Universal Heart of Hope Care – Kenya (UHOHCK) participated in an education forum held at Homa Bay High School, Homa Bay County, bringing together education stakeholders, school leaders, and retired teachers.

The forum focused on learning from experience, strengthening school leadership, improving governance, and promoting accountability for better learning outcomes.

Retired teachers shared valuable lessons on building successful schools through commitment, teamwork, resilience, and community support.

UHOHCK remains committed to supporting quality education and inclusive opportunities for all learners, especially children from vulnerable and marginalized communities.

Together, we can build stronger schools and a brighter future for every child.

Universal Heart of Hope Care – Kenya (UHOHCK)
Empowering Ability, Promoting Equity, Creating Opportunity.

15/07/2026

🌱 Empowering Persons with Disabilities through Sustainable Livelihood Skills 🌱

Today, Universal Heart of Hope Care – Kenya (UHOHCK) conducted a transformative workshop training for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) at Dhiwa Youth Empowerment Centre, Dhiwa Sub-County, Homa-Bay County.

The training focused on Black Soldier Fly (BSF) farming, an innovative and sustainable approach that promotes environmental conservation, affordable animal feed production, waste management, and income generation opportunities for vulnerable communities.
Participants gained practical knowledge and skills on BSF production, its benefits in agriculture, and how this initiative can support household livelihoods while promoting inclusion and economic empowerment.

At UHOHCK, we believe that disability is not inability. Through capacity building, innovation, and community empowerment, we continue to create opportunities where PWDs can participate, contribute, and thrive with dignity.
We appreciate all partners, trainers, and participants who continue to support our mission of building an inclusive society where persons with disabilities and vulnerable communities access sustainable opportunities.

Universal Heart of Hope Care – Kenya (UHOHCK)
Empowering Ability, Promoting Equity, Creating Opportunity

09/07/2026

Today we had a successful worship fellowship with youths with disabilities in Kendu-Bay, complemented by an impactful cyber security awareness session.

The event created a platform for spiritual growth, sharing experiences, and empowering participants with important knowledge on staying safe in the digital space.

Participants were equipped with awareness on responsible use of digital platforms, protecting personal information, identifying online risks, and promoting positive digital citizenship. Through such initiatives, we continue to encourage inclusion, confidence, and equal participation of youths with disabilities in society.

We sincerely appreciate everyone who attended, supported, and contributed to making this fellowship a success. Universal Heart of Hope Care Kenya (UHOHCK) remains dedicated to advancing disability inclusion, youth empowerment, and digital safety while ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital era.