FAQs

Q. Why choose Kenya?

A. Kenya Aid Foundation was established during the outbreak of post-election violence in early 2008, and in the context of an escalating humanitarian crisis throughout Kenya. Consecutive years of droughts, flooding, conflict and displacement in Kenya have been met largely with a shortfall in aid and funding for East Africa as a region. The focus of our work is therefore to deliver improvements in local infrastructure and educational facilities in some of the worst affected areas of Kenya.

Q. Is Kenya Aid Foundation a registered charity?

Yes. Kenya Aid Foundation is registered with the UK Charity Commission with registration number 1122836. 

Q. How do I know that my donation will definitely help those with very few facilities in Kenya?

A. Kenya Aid Foundation will follow every project from start to finish, with representative teams transporting and accompanying all equipment. News updates and pictures will feature on the website.

Q. What is the main religion of Kenya?

A. A large majority of Kenyans are Christian, while estimates for the number of Kenyans who adhere to Islamic and indigenous beliefs vary (Protestant 45%, Roman Catholic 33%, Muslim 10%, indigenous beliefs 10%, other 2%). Kenya Aid Foundation is neither political nor religious. The only criterion for helping people is that they are unable to help themselves.