Our Identity & Mission.
Rooted in Compassion
Established in 2010, Hands of Hope began as a small community initiative in Nairobi with the goal of supporting children who had been displaced or orphaned by socio-economic challenges.
Over the years, we have expanded our scope from basic nutrition to comprehensive programs involving specialized medical care for children with disabilities and vocational training for teenage mothers, ensuring that empathy is met with tangible opportunity.
Today, Hands of Hope is recognized for its rigorous standards of accountability and its community-led model of development. We believe that true charity is about walking alongside the vulnerable until they can stand on their own.
Registered NGO
Operating under full compliance since 2010.
Global Network
Collaborating with international partners to scale impact.
Our Five Pillars of Impact
Childhood Protection
Our residential Safe Haven Homes provide 24/7 care for children who have been orphaned or displaced, focusing on holistic trauma recovery.
Maternal Empowerment
We provide teenage mothers with vocational training, counseling, and childcare support to secure their families' futures.
Disability Inclusion
Specialized medical outreach, physiotherapy, and assistive devices for children with physical and cognitive disabilities.
Educational Equity
Scholarships, supplies, and digital literacy training to ensure every child in our care can access quality schooling.
Community Wellness
Nutritional support and basic health screenings for vulnerable families in Nairobi's underserved areas.
Our Vision
To see a Kenya where every child and young mother is empowered to reach their full potential.
Our Mission
To provide holistic care, education, and medical support through sustainable, community-driven programs.
Our Values
We employ data-driven social interventions, focusing on transparency, dignity, and local leadership.
Leadership Team
Guided by professionals with expertise in social work, pediatric health, and strategic finance.
Dr. Beatrice Wambui
Executive Director
Beatrice has over 20 years of experience in NGO management and social policy in East Africa.
Samuel Kamau
Head of Operations
Samuel oversees field logistics and ensures our residential facilities operate at international standards.
Faith Nyambura
Program Director
A certified social worker specializing in maternal health and disability inclusion strategies.
Transparency & Annual Reporting
Accountability is the cornerstone of our mission. Every year, we publish a comprehensive impact report detailing our expenditures.