An African Girl Initiative · Kenya
BintiCare Foundation Kenya walks with vulnerable children, girls and teenage mothers through school feeding, menstrual health, scholarships and mentorship — because true development begins when a child is given dignity.
Who We Are
BintiCare Foundation Kenya is a registered non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable children, girls, teenage mothers and underserved communities — through education support, school feeding, menstrual health, scholarships, mentorship and skills development. We work through a community-centered approach built for inclusion and long-term impact.
"When children are fed, they can focus. When they focus, they can learn. When they learn, they can lead."
Our Programs
From the classroom to the community, every program is built to remove a specific barrier standing between a child and their potential.
School feeding across Kenya's Arid and Semi-Arid Lands. Since 2024, more than 30 schools and 11,400 learners reached with nutritious meals made from our own Lishe Mix porridge flour.
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Our Pad a Girl program: menstrual health education, reusable sanitary pads and Dignity, Purpose & Belonging mentorship. 1,085 girls reached, 3,769 pads distributed, 983 women trained to produce them.
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School uniforms, shirts, sweaters, skirts, trousers and shoes for vulnerable learners — removing the single most overlooked barrier keeping children out of class.
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School fees, exam fees, learning materials and mentorship for learners who would otherwise be forced to abandon their education — with career guidance to carry them beyond graduation.
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Counselling, skills training, education reintegration and business support for teenage mothers rebuilding their path toward independence and self-reliance.
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Reaching the communities other programs overlook — extending BintiCare's promise of dignity to the most marginalized members of our society.
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Lilian · West Pokot
"Today I don't miss school because of my period. I understand my body better, and I feel confident every day."
Before joining the Pad a Girl Program, Lilian often missed classes during her period, worried about her uniform and her classmates. After menstrual health education and reusable pads, her attendance — and her confidence — never looked back.
Read more stories — Brian's journey through Uniform a Child, and voices from our Lishe Kwa Mtoto classrooms.
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