SafePath Boys Foundation

We were represented well...

Today, on 25th November 2024, KCDF brought together over 80 Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) members from six counties—Nairobi, Busia, Kwale, Kakamega, Makueni, and Kisumu—whose organisations are members of various Communities of Practice (COPs).

The National COP Forum has allowed these organizations to learn from one another, share insights on improving their operations, advancing policy and advocacy work, and enhancing their partnerships with county governments.

During the event, our Executive Director, Ms. Grace Maingi, emphasized the importance of innovation and creativity in ensuring the sustainability of projects and expanding their impact in local communities. She commended the COP members for the significant work they have accomplished and encouraged them to continue pushing boundaries.

Looking ahead, Grace assured the participants that KCDF is committed to keep supporting the COPs in hopes of providing additional funding to help amplify their efforts and extend their reach, furthering the positive change they are already driving in their communities. This aligns with KCDF’s mission of promoting resilient and flourishing communities while also enhancing community voices and philanthropy.

KCDF remains dedicated to supporting these organizations as they empower communities and drive transformative change.

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