IAS Kenya

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Vision: A WORLD WHERE COMMUNITIES ARE EMPOWERED TO LIVE DIGNIFIED LIVES”
Mission: We seek to empower communities through promotion of access to education, sustainable livelihood, environmental stewardship and human rights IAS Kenya has both humanitarian and development intervention and has been implementing education, water, peace building and emergency relief support projects in various parts of

Kenya. Today we work in the following sectors:
WASH (Water, hygiene and sanitation)
Food Security and livelihood
Civil Society Development
The vision remains to contribute to resilience and alleviate suffering of the communities by equipping them with skills and empowering them to cope and respond to catastrophic situations.

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Tree Lane (Karen) No 52, Gate No 12 (Rura Court)
Nairobi
00508

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Monday 09:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 16:00

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IAS Kenya is a non-governmental organisation registered under the NGO Coordination Board in Kenya. IAS Kenya was registered in 1994 and is affiliated globally to both IAS Alliance and programme countries. The organisation was re-registered as an independent, autonomous local/national NGO in 2017 with a local governing board.

IAS Kenya has grown from its role as a coordinating hub for Somalia's and South Sudan's humanitarian support services to a national organisation that contributes to human development initiatives. This growth and expansion will require building requisite internal capacities critical to its mission, vision and strategic goals.

IAS Kenya focuses on the development of civil society, humanitarian and development projects where churches and community-based organisation partnerships and projects have developed into well-established programmes within IAS Kenya priority sectors of work and geographical focus. The team in Kenya works closely together with the local partners when implementing projects. We are implementing projects through or with partners in Garissa, Makueni, Nairobi, Tharaka and Nakuru. Plans are under way to expand to North Eastern region in Marsabit County.