Central Rift Community Development Program

Central Rift Community Development Program To promote child-sponsor relation, access to education, water, alleviate poverty & improve sanitation

Today, as we join millions across the continent in commemorating the , we reflect on the progress made in advancing chi...
16/06/2026

Today, as we join millions across the continent in commemorating the , we reflect on the progress made in advancing children's rights while recognizing the work that still lies ahead. This year's theme,"Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa," reminds us that access to clean water, safe sanitation, and proper hygiene is essential for every child's health, dignity, education, and well-being.

Across Africa, many children continue to face challenges associated with unsafe water sources and inadequate sanitation facilities. These challenges not only affect their health but also limit their ability to attend school consistently and achieve their full potential. By focusing on ensuring universal access to water, sanitation and hygiene for every child in Africa, we are addressing one of the most critical foundations for children's development and future success.

At Central Rift Community Development Program, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to grow up healthy, safe, and empowered. Through our community interventions, we continue to support initiatives that improve access to clean water, promote hygiene education, and strengthen sanitation practices among vulnerable families and communities.

Through our WASH initiatives, we have witnessed the transformative impact that access to safe water can have on children's lives and entire communities. In Kampi ya Samaki, our Fluoride-Free Water Project has provided access to safe and clean drinking water to approximately 1,500 households, significantly improving the health and well-being of families in the area. The project has also benefited learners and staff at Kapsoi Primary School and Lake Baringo High School by ensuring reliable access to safe drinking water within their learning environments. With improved access to clean water, households and schools are better able to maintain proper sanitation and hygiene practices, contributing to healthier communities and creating an environment where children can learn, grow, and thrive.

As we mark this important day, we call upon governments, development partners, community leaders, and citizens to work together toward a future where no child is denied their right to safe water and sanitation.
Happy Day of the African Child 2026!!

A child with access to education gains confidence.A protected child grows without fear.A healthy family builds a stronge...
22/05/2026

A child with access to education gains confidence.
A protected child grows without fear.
A healthy family builds a stronger future.
A supported community creates opportunities for generations.

Change does not happen overnight, real change begins when organizations and communities work hand in hand to create lasting impact and every life reached is a step toward a better tomorrow🌍💚.

Did you know? Goats and sheep are among the earliest animals ever domesticated by humans, dating back over 10,000 years ...
31/03/2026

Did you know? Goats and sheep are among the earliest animals ever domesticated by humans, dating back over 10,000 years and research has consistently shown that they remain some of the most resilient and adaptable livestock for smallholder farmers, especially in arid and semi-arid regions?? Well, now you know. Their ability to survive on limited resources, reproduce quickly, and provide multiple benefits makes them a powerful tool in transforming rural livelihoods.

At the Central Rift Community Development Program, we are supporting parents of enrolled children by providing Galla goats and Dorper sheep to strengthen their livelihoods. Many families we work with, face ongoing challenges such as unreliable income, food insecurity, and difficulty meeting essential needs like school fees. By introducing hardy and fast-reproducing livestock, this intervention gives families a practical and sustainable way to generate income, improve household nutrition, and build financial stability over time.

Through this initiative, we expect families to see increased income from the sale of offspring and livestock products, better access to nutritious food through milk and meat, and greater resilience to economic shocks. Ultimately, this contributes to improved school retention, healthier children, and stronger, more self-reliant households.

A powerful milestone was marked for the community of Kampi ya Samaki with the official launch of a transformative fluori...
24/03/2026

A powerful milestone was marked for the community of Kampi ya Samaki with the official launch of a transformative fluoride-free water project; an initiative set to restore dignity, improve health, and renew hope. For years, residents have depended on Lake Baringo as their primary source of water. While the lake has supported livelihoods, it has also exposed generations to high fluoride levels, leading to skeletal fluorosis, a condition associated with joint stiffness, bone deformities, and chronic pain. In addition to these health challenges, collecting water from the lake has remained dangerous due to crocodile infestations, making a basic daily need a risky and often frightening task.

This project has been made possible through a strong partnership between ChildFund Kenya, Central Rift Community Development Program, Baringo County Government, Central Rift Valley Water Works Development Agency, DuPont, Davis & Shirtliff, and Hand in Hand East Africa who have come together to deliver a sustainable solution. At the heart of the project is an ultra-filtration and reverse osmosis facility designed to remove excess fluoride and provide safe drinking water to over 20,000 people. Beyond the infrastructure, the project emphasizes long-term sustainability by piping water to 1,500 households,3 schools, and 1 health center, laying the foundation for healthier communities and a more secure future.

As we mark Safe Internet Day 2026, a global initiative dedicated to creating a safer and more empowering digital world f...
11/02/2026

As we mark Safe Internet Day 2026, a global initiative dedicated to creating a safer and more empowering digital world for children and young people, this year’s theme, “AI Aware: Safe, Smart, and in Control,” calls on all of us to ensure that children are equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate an increasingly AI-driven digital environment safely and confidently.

At Central Rift Community Development Program, we recognize that as internet access continues to expand across our communities, so do both the opportunities and the risks facing children online. Through our child protection programming, digital literacy sessions, safeguarding trainings, and community sensitization forums with parents and caregivers, we work to promote responsible internet use, strengthen awareness on online risks, and empower children to speak up when they feel unsafe. We also integrate child online protection into our broader advocacy efforts to ensure that digital safety remains a priority in community spaces.

Safe Internet Day is a reminder that digital safety is not a one-day conversation but a continuous responsibility. As technology evolves, our commitment must evolve with it so that every child is not only connected, but protected, informed, and in control of their digital experiences.

In Marigat, where climate change continues to place immense pressure on agriculture through erratic rainfall, prolonged ...
26/01/2026

In Marigat, where climate change continues to place immense pressure on agriculture through erratic rainfall, prolonged dry spells, and declining soil productivity, Central Rift Community Development Program (CRCDP), in partnership with KickStart International, trained 72 smallholder farmers on climate-smart agriculture as a practical and sustainable pathway toward resilience. The training focused on equipping farmers with hands-on skills in efficient water use, improved soil management, and adaptive farming practices that enable them to produce more food despite limited resources and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. To further strengthen adoption and translate knowledge into action, selected farmers were provided with MoneyMaker starter pumps, enabling access to affordable irrigation, reducing overreliance on rain-fed agriculture, and allowing farmers to grow crops more consistently throughout the year. Through this intervention, farmers are better positioned to increase crop yields, stabilize household food supplies, and generate reliable income to support essential needs such as education, nutrition, and healthcare. Beyond immediate livelihood gains, the adoption of climate-smart practices promotes long-term environmental sustainability by conserving water, restoring soil health, and building resilient farming systems that ensure smallholder agriculture in Marigat remains productive and viable for future generations.

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