Umoja Partnership works through local partnerships because we believe local ownership is fundamental to the social change process. We also believe that we have a multiplier effect by acting in partnership.

By sharing resources, knowledge, and experience, we can have a more significant impact in the short term and work to build stronger families and communities for the future.

In Kenya, our partners people who live in the area and have a stake in creating the conditions their children need to thrive. Through these partnerships, Umoja reaches children directly while involving parents, teachers, local government, and larger systems in upholding children’s access to education, nutrition, safety, health, and more. These partnerships ensure that we respond in locally relevant ways to the challenges of growing up in poverty.

In the U. S. we work in partnership too. We garner our strength through like-minded people and groups who care about food security and education equity. Does this sound like you? We would love to come to talk to your group, congregation, or school about what we do, why we do it, and how you can get involved! Email UP to schedule a time today!