Home visits
Trained volunteers visit elders who live alone, help with small chores, and make sure they are safe, fed and well.
Food & essentials
Monthly food parcels and basics such as blankets, soap, sanitary items and warm clothing.
Health access
Transport to clinics, health and eye-care days, and help with medicine for long-term conditions.
Elders' fellowship days
Shared meals, music, prayer and storytelling where elders are celebrated and young people learn from them.
Savings & small projects
Building on our self-help roots: table banking, kitchen gardens and small income projects for elders and carers.
Community awareness
Talks in churches, schools and barazas on elder care, rights and protection from neglect and abuse.
Local people, lasting care
Every elder we support is known to a volunteer from their own area.
- We listen. A volunteer visits and learns what the elder needs most.
- We act. Food, health support or company, matched to that need.
- We stay. Regular visits, not a one-off handout.
- We report. Donors and partners hear what their support achieved.
Frequently asked
Which areas do you serve?
We work in villages across Murang'a County, Kenya, starting with the communities where our self-help group began.
How do you choose which elders to support?
Elders are referred by family, neighbours, churches and local leaders. A volunteer visits to understand their situation before support begins.
How can I be sure my gift is used well?
We are a registered NGO and keep records of every gift. Send us a message after giving and we will share how it was used.
Can I visit or volunteer?
Yes. Visit the Get involved page or send us a message, and we will tell you about upcoming activities.