Ali Roba Foundation

18/04/2026

12/02/2026

On the final day of the distribution of Ramadan food assistance in response to the ongoing drought affecting vulnerable households, the Ali Roba Foundation successfully concluded the exercise.

Our team completed the distribution in Mandera South Constituency, covering all wards within the constituency.

We thank all the partners who worked with us to ensure that the distribution of Ramadan food assistance was a success.

Ramadhan Mubarak in Advance.

10/02/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat on Tuesday launched the distribution of Ramadan food assistance in response to the ongoing drought affecting vulnerable households in Takaba Town, Mandera West Constituency, covering all wards in the constituency.

In the coming days, Mandera South Constituency will follow suit.

08/02/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat on Sunday launched the distribution of Ramadan food assistance in response to the ongoing drought affecting vulnerable households in Banissa Constituency , covering all wards in the constituency.

In the coming days, other constituencies will follow suit.

06/02/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat on Friday launched the distribution of Ramadan food assistance in response to the ongoing drought affecting vulnerable households in Mandera North Constituency, covering all wards in the constituency.

In the coming days, other constituencies will follow suit.

04/02/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat has launched the distribution of Ramadan food assistance in response to the ongoing drought affecting vulnerable households in Mandera East Constituency, covering all wards in the constituency.

In the coming days, other constituencies will follow suit.

02/02/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat has launched the distribution of Ramadan food assistance in response to the ongoing drought affecting vulnerable households in Lafey Town, Lafey Constituency.

The same initiative will be rolled out across the remaining wards within Lafey Constituency, as well as the other five constituencies and their respective wards within Mandera County, over the next few days.

Under the Foundation’s intervention, 2,000 households in Lafey Constituency will be supported, with each family receiving 32 kilograms of assorted foodstuffs. Each ward will benefit 400 households, ensuring equitable and transparent allocation.

The Foundation has partnered closely with the leadership of Mandera County, working alongside Members of Parliament who have committed to supplementing the food basket within their respective constituencies.

Through this partnership, targeted beneficiaries will receive an additional three litres of cooking oil and five kilograms of dates, enhancing the nutritional value of the Ramadan support package and easing the burden on vulnerable families during the holy month.

21/01/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat held a consultative meeting with representatives of youth, women, and elders from Darkale Ward, Malkamari Ward, Banissa Ward, Kiliweheri Ward, Gither Ward, and Dandu Ward.

The meeting aimed to strengthen coordination mechanisms to ensure the fair, transparent, and accountable distribution of Ramadhan food assistance in response to the ongoing drought, with particular attention to inclusive participation and targeted support for the most vulnerable households.

20/01/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat convened a consultative meeting with youth, women, and elders from Arabia, Khalalio, Township, and Neboi to coordinate the fair and transparent distribution of Ramadhan food aid amid the ongoing drought, with a focus on inclusive engagement and accountable support for the most vulnerable households.

18/01/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat convened a consultative meeting with youth, women, and elders from Ashabito, Sala, Rhamu Dimtu, and Rhamu Town to coordinate the fair and transparent distribution of Ramadhan food aid amid the ongoing drought.

The discussion emphasized inclusive community engagement, clear and accountable targeting of the most vulnerable households, and aligning upcoming humanitarian interventions with locally identified needs to ensure maximum impact.

17/01/2026

The Ali Roba Foundation Secretariat met with a cross-section of Lafey Constituency residents, including community leaders, Youth, Women and elders, to discuss coordination of humanitarian support and community priorities.

The meeting focused on ensuring fair and transparent targeting of vulnerable households, strengthening community engagement, and aligning upcoming interventions with local needs.

Residents were also briefed on the Foundation’s broader plans to enhance household resilience and promote sustainable livelihoods through inclusive, community-driven initiatives.

16/01/2026

Ali Roba Foundation Meets Community Leaders to Coordinate Fair Ramadan Food Aid Distribution Amid Ongoing Drought

The Ali Roba Foundation has convened a coordination meeting with community leaders, women representatives, and local stakeholders in Mandera County to harmonize the distribution of Ramadan food assistance in response to the ongoing drought affecting vulnerable households.

Under the Foundation’s intervention, 2,000 households in Mandera South will be supported, with each family receiving 32 kilograms of assorted foodstuffs, and each ward benefiting 400 households, ensuring equitable and transparent allocation.

In addition, the Foundation has partnered closely with the leadership of Mandera County, working alongside Members of Parliament, who have committed to supplement the food basket within their respective constituencies.

Through this partnership, targeted beneficiaries will receive an additional 3 litres of cooking oil and 5 kilograms of dates, enhancing the nutritional value of the Ramadan support package and easing the burden on vulnerable families during the holy month.

Beyond immediate relief, the Foundation also announced plans to launch a Women Empowerment Program in Mandera County in April 2026, aimed at strengthening household resilience and promoting sustainable livelihoods.

As part of the preparatory process, the Foundation’s secretariat met with women representatives from the five wards in Mandera South. Each ward was advised to form groups comprising 75 women from the sub-county headquarters and 25 women from other areas, with each group receiving a seed fund of KSh 50,000 to open a bank account and initiate income generating activities.

The Ali Roba Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to working collaboratively with elected leaders, community representatives, and local institutions to ensure that humanitarian assistance is delivered fairly, transparently, and with lasting impact.