 Mission/Vision
Our motto is "education is the key to the future." Our priority is providing nearly 500 children with what they need to one day take their lives into their own hands and hold their heads up high with dignity and integrity. We are doing our share to rid the world of HIV/AIDS.
What does the organization do?
LLK Int. is the daughter organization of LLK e.V. in Germany - which is also a registered non-profit organization. We provide everything that our nearly 500 program children need for school - including the mandatory school uniforms and shoes, books, school materials and fees. We provide the funds...
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LLK Int. is the daughter organization of LLK e.V. in Germany - which is also a registered non-profit organization. We provide everything that our nearly 500 program children need for school - including the mandatory school uniforms and shoes, books, school materials and fees. We provide the funds for school lunches and weekend and school break meals. We provide medical and dental care and emergency medical care. We organize HIV/AIDS and Hygiene Awareness Seminars for the teenagers and their parents. We have girl's and boy's clubs for the teenagers in the program. We also provide HIV+ program parents with AIDS consultation and small businesses of their choice so that they can better provide for their children and also buy better food for themselves in order to stay as healthy as possible and live as long as possible.
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Opportunities for Youth
Through our girl's and boy's clubs for teenagers, the youths are able to meet at least once a week in separate groups in order to discuss different (taboo) topics with the adult leaders, sing, dance, play sports, etc. The groups often then come together to play sports and talk.
Our...
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Through our girl's and boy's clubs for teenagers, the youths are able to meet at least once a week in separate groups in order to discuss different (taboo) topics with the adult leaders, sing, dance, play sports, etc. The groups often then come together to play sports and talk.
Our HIV/AIDS and Hygiene Awareness Seminars are very important to the youths as they are able to ask questions that they would usually not be able to ask in another situation. They know that the adults present are open-minded and trustworthy professionals. They also learn about and discuss the environmental and sanitary situation in Kenya and in the slums where they live.
It is important to us that the tribal indifferences are set aside and that peace reigns. The children and youths enjoy learning the tribal and religious songs and dances.
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