Our “Child Empowerment” program is engineered towards Children Welfare in the community. Children need extra care and support as they are one of the most vulnerable groups in our societies. Without proper care and support children tends to turn to the streets which exposes them to various negative traits which can taint their future.

In this Program, we aim to “Touch a Child” through:

• Education Sponsorships


• Children Health Programs


• Nutrition and feeding programs


• Setting up Sports and Cultural academies to nurture and develop talents


• Setting up community day care centers for busy parents


• Setting up orphanages to help orphans


• Advocacy/legal Support


• Organizing regular children's clinics to help sensitize parents on children's issues

“Education Empowerment” Programme empowers the community through LITERACY. Literacy is a very important aspect of the community as this is the bedrock of community developments and innovations. A literate community is a woke community. It aims to restore and promote the deteriorating reading culture in our community.

We achieve this through;

• Donations of books and stationaries to marginalized schools & Colleges, ophanages, care centers, social centers, public libraries, hospitals, refugee camps and prisons.


• School & Public Library Development and restorations in all counties of operations


• Education Scholarships and Research Developments in the community

“Community Empowerment” is a program aimed at Empowering the Community as a whole. All activities in this program is engineered towards giving back to the community in general.

Some of the activities we support in our communities include;

• Economic Empowerment


• Health Awareness


• Social Welfare & Support


• Environmental Awareness


• Technological Developments


• Agricultural Research and Food production


• Advocacy/Legal Support


• Water and Sanitation


• Civic Education Programs


• Emergency Response


• Mentorship programs

“Talent Empowerment” is a program aimed at promoting Sports, Arts and Cultural activities in the community. Currently there are numerous untapped sports, arts and cultural talents in various communities and this program was designed towards promoting and nurturing such talents.

We support the sports, arts and culture through various activities;

• Organizing and promoting regular community sports, arts and cultural events to promote talents and enhance cohesion in the community


• Sponsoring several sports teams, cultural groups and individual talents in various communities.


• Obtaining and maintaining various sports stadiums, arenas and sports/cultural centers.


• Providing Sports, arts and cultural Sponsorships to deserving individuals and teams

“Women Empowerment” programme supports all activities involved with the protection, empowerment and celebration of the woman in our community

The four focus areas under the Inua Dada programme are;

• Women Health:

  Our health programme focuses on prevention, cure and after care of various diseases, conditions and illnesses that African woman is prone to. We intervene through:
  1. General medical clinics and check up
  2. Specialized woman wellness clinics; focused on reproductive health.
  3. Provision of specialised care through medical exchange programmes.
  4. Material and personnel support to referral (and county) hospitals.
  5. Sensitisation on sensitive cultural/reproductive issues such as FGM, Fistula management



• Women Economic & Social Empowerment:

  The economic & Social empowerment programmes under “Malkia Dada” are geared towards empowering women economically and socially by;
  1. Business mentorship and vocational training.
  2. Financial literacy courses.
  3. Grants and subsidised loans.
  4. Marketing and promotional support (through expos, international linkages etc.)
  5. Women Group activities



• Women Education & Sensitization:

  The “Malkia Dada” education and sensitization programmes aim at improving the women welfare and awareness in the community. We support:
  1. Developing various women sensitization and training activities in the communities.
  2. Vocational Health clinics and nutrition programmes on matter women health in the community.
  3. Provision of school materials: uniforms, books and lavatories for women.
  4. Counselling and Mentorship programmes for Women.
  5. Supporting Women in Sports, Arts and Culture



• Women Advocacy:

  In Africa women still have no or poor access to effective legal advice and counsel. We support and champion for advocacy of women through:
  1. Legal Clinics
  2. Pro Bono support and protection.
  3. Payment of legal fees for special cases



• Women in Sports:

  Women are generally marginalized when it comes to sporting activities. We intend to encourage women in sports through;
  1. Creating and developing various women sports teams and cultural groups.
  2. Sponsoring women teams and individuals to scale higher in their sporting activities.
  3. Donation of sporting materials to less fortunate women sports teams and individuals.
  4. Providing Scholarships to women excelling in sports.

Reference is made to the aforementioned subject. Wajir West constituency is in the grip of an intense drought, induced by four consecutive seasons of poor rainfall. In the worst affected areas, poor rainfall and lack of water has wiped out livestock, while communities are being forced to sell their assets, and borrow food and money to survive. Since mid- 2018, drought conditions have been expanding with impact worsening over time. The drought situation is compounded by protracted conflict of cattle rustling, which is causing displacements, seasonal climatic shocks as a result of most extreme phenomenon in 50 years, and disease outbreaks like cholera.

Recent assessments from National Drought Management predict a continuation of the drought in 2018 and 2019 with an increase in the constituency sliding to the next higher ICP phase. The latest food security and nutrition analysis from the Save the children, WFP and other international organization and the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWSNET) issued on recently reveals that the number of people in need of humanitarian assistance has increased from 3 million in September 2021 to 4.2 million between September,2022 and December 2022.

The humanitarian situation in Wajir West Constituency remains dire with drought alerts being sounded and a repeat of the 2011 famine that happened in Somalia feared. A number of shocks experienced in 2022, drought, conflict, persistent protection challenges and disease outbreaks illustrate Wajir West Constituency continued fragility. Vulnerability levels remain critical, due to continued insecurity and extremely low levels of socio-economic development - resulting in limited ability to absorb recurrent shocks.