Selam CBO Kenya is a community-based organization in Kisumu dedicated to sustainable community development through education, vocational training, mentorship, and economic empowerment for youth, women, and children.
Guided by our vision, mission, and core objectives, we work to create lasting positive change in communities across areas in Kenya.
A self-reliant, healthy and empowered community where all people live with dignity and equal opportunity.
To work with communities to enhance livelihoods, access to basic services and social empowerment through locally driven solutions.
To empower rural community for sustainable development through participatory approaches and local leadership.
To improve livelihood through community driven initiative, creating sustainable income sources.
To promote access to basic social services including education, healthcare, and clean water.
To enhance environmental conservation and sustainability for future generations.
To strengthen partnership for community development through collaborative efforts.
See what we've been doing in our communities
We believe education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. Our programs provide quality learning opportunities for children and youth in underserved communities, giving them the tools they need to build a brighter future.
Through our women's empowerment initiatives, we're helping women gain financial independence and leadership skills. Join us in supporting women as they transform their families and communities.
Access to quality healthcare is a fundamental right. Our mobile health clinics bring essential medical services to remote areas, ensuring no one is left behind in receiving the care they deserve.
After months of construction, our new primary school building is now complete. The facility includes 6 classrooms, a computer lab, and a library, providing education for over 300 students.
Our clean water initiative has successfully provided safe drinking water to 10,000 families across multiple counties. Solar-powered water pumps and filtration systems are now operational.