Our Work.
What We Do
Discover our programs that drive positive change for individuals, communities, and societies.
Empowering Communities
for Sustainable Change.
At Tikvah, we are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of individuals and communities. Through our diverse programs and daring dialogues, we address pressing social, economic, and environmental challenges. From nurturing wholesome wellness to promoting livelihood and economic empowerment, we strive to create positive change. Join us on this transformative journey towards a more equitable and flourishing society.
Wholesome Wellness:
This program aims to enhance the physical, emotional and mental health of the people. We engage in activities that address issues such nutrition, sexual and reproductive health, stress management or resilience, drug and substance abuse, menstrual health and preventive care. The goal is to engage the community to identify health and social issues in the community. Through cultural activities, health awareness, education awareness, physical activity and recreation, we seek to address the three clusters; Child Health and Development; Sexual and Reproductive Health; Mental Health and Addictions.
Sustainable Futures
Our Livelihood and Economic Empowerment initiatives seek to diversify and strengthen rural agriculture while enhancing food security and increasing incomes. Through capacity building, seed production, climate-smart technology training, and promoting agroforestry and water conservation, we empower smallholder farmers and promote sustainable agricultural practices.
Daring Dialogues
Our Daring Dialogues initiative brings together diverse voices to engage in open, authentic, and truthful conversations on critical topics such as religion, gender, culture, and reproductive health. We encourage dialogue participants, including women, men, adolescents, youths, religious actors, and community leaders, to explore and understand different perspectives.
Where We Work
Tikvah is a registered faith-based organization based in Siaya
and working in the western Kenya by organizing people to develop homegrown solutions.
