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To make appropriate assistive technology accessible in Africa.

To support refugees and migrants integrate and participate in the life of the host country for a wholistic wellbeing and development of the communities through advocacy, education, training, capacity strengthening and implementation of various community initiatives.

Enable progress by providing seamless access to innovative education finance solutions to those who need it most.

Slum Film Festival is the first ever film platform-featuring stories from slums, about slum realities and made by filmmakers from the slums in Africa - and beyond. It is a celebration of the creativity of filmmakers living and working in slums. It is also an opportunity to show a range of films within slum communities who have limited or no access to cinema. The first pilot edition of the festival was celebrated with success in August 2011. This program has now been extended and expanded in subsequent 4 editions between 2012 and 2014. The festival has reached out for submissions from across Africa and indeed the world. It has gathered audiences from thousands of slum dwellers and urban culture enthusiasts. There are numerous international film festivals around the world, but the Slum Film Festival is exceptional in its mission to be celebrated within slums, and it is dedication to sharing slum stories. More than just a festival, it is aiming to become an international film platform for young independent voices and upcoming and established filmmakers from across the universe. 2 The Organisation The Slum Film Festival is an independent organization, whose goal is to develop a network of partnerships with media production groups, organize film awards, facilitate and organise film screenings and conduct other film and arts related events across Africa's informal settlements, promoting and sharing slum stories from across the world, and becoming a key network for the distribution of films made by and about slum communities. Having run as a project of 2 media organisations [Slum TV and Hotsun Foundation] for 3 years, Slum Film Festival is now registered as an independent Community Based Organisation. 3 Our Objectives and Aims The Slum Film Festival does not aim to legitimise the existence of informal human settlements, but to raise public attention to pertinent issues here, while promoting and celebrating the creativity of the people who live in these communities. The aims of the Slum Film Festival are: To offer a platform for films from slum communities to reach broader audiences, and facilitate disenfranchised filmmakers in joining the international film circuit. To promote dialogue about life in slums that goes beyond stereotyping, using stories from slum communities to promote deeper perceptions about life in the slums. The Slum Film Festival demonstrates that slums are also a home for the very talented, creative and culturally active artists. For the festival event to become a magnet for media attention, while changing media discourses about slum realities. This media presence can also allow mainstream media to acknowledge the presence of smaller slum-based media content producers, and promote new partnerships. To support the expansion of the festival into new slum locations, eventually becoming a networked festival for celebrating the diversity of Pan-African and global creativity.

1. Empowering orphans to live with dignity by providing their basic needs and nurturing their education. 2. Supporting individuals with disabilities to actively participate in society through providing rehabilitation, training, and employment opportunities. 3. Delivering healthcare to those in need in remote areas by establishing medical camps and distributing medication. 4. Combating poverty in the community by providing women with employment opportunities and educating girls. 5. Raising environmental awareness among community members and encouraging them to protect the environment.

MOBILIZE, INSPIRE, EQUIP AND NETWORK CHRISTIANS AND THE KENYAN CHURCH TOWARDS SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ADVOCACY FOR SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

Our mission is to deliver locally designed solutions to quality healthcare, access to clean water, quality education, and climate change resilience to rural underserved communities in Kenya. We are a dedicated team with a shared vision of empowering people and communities, particularly vulnerable school-going girls, to break the cycle of poverty through community-driven initiatives. These initiatives include providing accessible quality healthcare, providing clean water and sanitation, promotinh access to quality education, and promoting adaptation and resilience to the effects of climate change. To achieve our mission, we collaborate with local stakeholders such as Community-Based Organizations (CBOs), community associations, local authorities, and community leaders. Together, we work to ensure that every community member has the resources and knowledge needed to lead a healthy, educated, and environmentally conscious life. We are committed to fostering resilient communities through holistic, sustainable development, focusing on the most vulnerable groups and ensuring that no one is left behind in the pursuit of a brighter, healthier future.

To raise, secure and utilize funds for attainment of alleviation of poverty, access to education and healthcare services

Our mission is to support orphans and vulnerable people globally. We believe that all children should be given the opportunity to learn and grow equally, regardless of their background, family situation or geopolitical environment, in a fair and free world.

We champion the causes of justice, peace, and democratic transformation. We are committed to empowering young women and men by providing platforms for them to express their voices, aspirations, and needs. We forge strong partnerships with grassroots groups and initiatives, utilizing arts, culture, heritage, and knowledge production as tools for change.

Macheo's mission is to empower and protect vulnerable children and their communities so that these children can lead a bright future.

We exist to provide advocacy for Substance Use disorder, prevent teenage pregnancies and bring positive transformation to the vulnerable children and their families