BUCKNER KENYA

Transforming lives and building strong families.

Changing the lives of our vulnerable communities using innovative and progressive means.

About Buckner Kenya

Buckner Kenya is registered in Kenya as an NGO to transform the lives of vulnerable children, and build strong families. Since 2001 Buckner Kenya has maximized on resources and leadership and witnessed exponential growth and expansion in service delivery to the vulnerable.

About Us

Empowerment Programs

Providing focused holistic training and opportunities for sustainable livelihood.

Family Programs

We engage, equip, elevate and strengthen families in our Hope Centers.

Community Programs

Providing highly specialized community driven approaches in health, education, business skills and family coaching services.

HOPE SHINES HERE®. EVERYONE. EVERYWHERE.

We are Buckner Kenya, a non-profit organization that offers a variety of

services to children and families to build socio-economic skills to succeed in

life.

JOIN BUCKNER KENYA

JOIN US!

HOW?

  • Pray with us
  • Volunteer your skills and talent
  • Provide a loving home to an at-risk child
  • Give humanitarian aid
  • Be a kinship family
  • Be a member of Buckner Kenya local donors.
  • Internship opportunities
Contact us for details on how to join

How You Can Help

We acknowledge that offering educational scholarships, medical supplies, clothing, foodstuff, stationery

and sanitary towels to children and families through Buckner Kenya is the first step of their

transformational journey. Donate today!

News from our Blog

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Patricia’s transformation Journey
Hard work, persistence, and determination describe Patricia Esaba, a beneficiary from Buckner Bungoma Family Hope Centre, located in Bisunu village, Sirisia Sub County in Bungoma County. The mother of one is an avid farmer, a wife, and a mother of three. She experienced challenges in life before interacting with family coaches from the program. Her …

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Promoting Conservation Agriculture
Dry yellow and dusty fields, acute malnourished humans and livestock, skyrocketing hunger-related death,s and dead trees best describe the situation in Kenya, with the number. A report published by the United Nations in 2022 revealed that approximately 4.4 million Kenyans are likely to face hunger between October 2022 and January 2023.
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