2,447
pupils at Maralal DEB Primary School
The school served by a solar-powered water system.
Project story ↗People of Action · Nairobi, Kenya
From community needs to lasting change.
We bring local knowledge, professional skills and Rotary partnerships together to strengthen education, health and opportunity.
A Nairobi club, connected to a worldwide service network.
Evidence from the work
Projects people can point to.
Reported outputs from the club’s public project stories.
10
ablution units handed over at Kanyangasi
Alongside a clean water reticulation system.
Project story ↗700+
local residents at a Tharaka Nithi health camp
Free checkups and screenings with local partners.
Project story ↗Figures reflect outputs reported in the club’s project stories; they are not independent evaluations.
Projects in our community
Real work. Real places. Real stories.
Explore the club’s published project stories. Every card opens the original story and its project photographs.
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Tharaka Nithi Medical Camp
Our efforts in serving to change lives bore fruit as over 700 locals in Maara area, Tharaka Nithi County benefited from our Club’s free Medical Camp that was set up…
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Global Handwashing Day 2021
Global Handwashing Day 2021: The theme for this year is “Our Future is at Hand – Let’s Move Forward Together.” Global Handwashing Day 2021 is observed on October 15. The…
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Kajiado Eye Cataract Surgeries
Residents of Kajiado Central and its environs have benefitted from a four-day (28th – 31st July 2022) medical camp offering eye cataract surgeries organized by the Rotary Club of Nairobi…
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Stories and club updates.
In Loving Memory of Rotarian Rosemary Warui
It is with profound sadness and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the demise of our very own Rotarian Rosemary Warui who passed…
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Partnership in practice
Good work grows when the right people work together.
The project story says pupils had been walking about one kilometre to fetch water. The club worked with Rotary Club of Nairobi Lang’ata and Davis & Shirtliff to install a solar-powered pump and elevated storage tanks.
See how the project came togetherWhere we focus
A broad network. A local point of view.
Rotary’s global areas of focus give us a framework. Local communities help define where action is needed.
- 01Peacebuilding & conflict prevention
- 02Maternal & child health
- 03Disease prevention & treatment
- 04Basic education & literacy
- 05Environment
- 06Water, sanitation & hygiene
- 07Community economic development
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