Omeriye Educational and Medical Foundation

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 In Kenya, only 59% of the population has  access clean drinking water. Just 29% have access to improved sanitation facilities. 

To combat water shortages, we drill boreholes in drought stricken areas. These boreholes provide rural communities with fresh clean water for their daily use.

 It is estimated that there are approximately 3.6 million children aged below 18 years in Kenya who have been orphaned and vulnerable. 

We regularly visit orphanages to spend time with the children, make food donations, and other neccesities. We also build new orphanage structures, and renovate existing buildings.  

 Only 3% of economically challenged people in Kenya have health insurance. Some rural dwellers have to walk very long distances, just to access a dispensary. 

We regularly organise medical camps in conjunction with local and foreign volunteers. At these camps, we offer where free and specialised medi-care  to remote communities.   

 Roughly 5.2 million people in the arid and semi-arid parts of Kenya are facing dire food insecurity.

We donate dry food packages and hot meals all through the year to people living in drought prone villages, orphaned-children's homes, and slum dwellers. Our foundation also regularly distributes fresh meat packages as part of our Kurban activities.

 Many children are forced to drop out of the free, primary school system in kenya before reaching 6th grade because their parents are unable to provide them with the basic neccesities for school. 

We help to ensure that these children stay in school by providing them with neccessities like stationary, sanitary pads, books and school uniform. Our foundation also gives scholarships to needy students and carries out renovation projects