Food & Nutrition
Hot meals, food parcels and nutrition support for children, elders and families in crisis — served five days a week from the Hope Centre kitchen.
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Food · Clothing · Shelter · Education
Every child deserves a warm meal
Your gift feeds families across Sudan every single week.
Our impact so far
86,000
Meals served this year
2,400+
People reached each month
120
Learners in school
310
Families sheltered
What we do
Practical help where it is needed most
From a hot meal today to school fees for the whole term, our programmes reach orphans, the destitute and vulnerable families in our community.
Education Support
School fees, uniforms, books and after-school tutoring for 120 learners, keeping children in class instead of on the street.
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Shelter & Safety
Emergency beds, blankets and dignity kits for elders and families who have lost their homes, plus help finding longer-term housing.
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Health & Wellness
A mobile clinic visiting four settlements each month with check-ups, medicine, maternal care and referrals to partner hospitals.
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Skills & Livelihoods
Tailoring, baking and basic business training for parents and young people, with a starter kit when they graduate.
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Clothing & Dignity
Clothing, shoes, sanitary supplies and baby packs collected from partners and distributed to families every fortnight.
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Who we are
Standing with the needy, the destitute and the vulnerable
Al-Ihsan Organization began in 2016 with twelve volunteers cooking one hot meal a week for children living on the streets of Kibera. Today our teams run five programmes across Nairobi, reaching more than 2,400 people every month with food, clothing, shelter, medical care and school support.
Our mission
To meet the immediate needs of the most vulnerable members of our society with dignity, and to walk with them until they can stand on their own.
Our vision
A society where no child goes hungry, no elder sleeps without shelter and no willing learner is turned away from school.
Registered as OP.218/051/2016/2024
From the field
Stories from our work
Community
Volunteer spotlight: meet the Tuesday sewing class
Fourteen parents, four sewing machines and one volunteer tailor. Inside the programme that is changing household incomes.
October 18, 2026
Our work
A kitchen that never closes: 86,000 meals and counting
What began as one pot of ugali on a Saturday morning now feeds hundreds of people every week. A look back at the Hope Centre kitchen.
September 28, 2026
Your gift becomes a meal, a blanket, a safe night, a school term
Every gift becomes food on a plate, a uniform for a learner or a safe bed for an elder. KSh 1,500 feeds a family for a week.
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