our Partnerships and Their Specific programs
These Are the Heroes with the Passion to Transform Their Communities
Our Partners
Marsabit | Saku
— Elimination of FGM by 2030
MWADO partners with UNICEF to strengthen child protection and promote the rights and wellbeing of children in Marsabit County. Through this partnership, MWADO works with communities, schools, local leaders, government structures, and other stakeholders to strengthen community-based child protection systems and ensure that children—particularly vulnerable girls—are protected from violence, abuse, exploitation, harmful practices, and neglect
Kenya | Marsabit
— Building capacity of women rights Organization
MWADO partners with Oxfam to strengthen community-led action, advance gender justice, and support resilient and empowered communities in Marsabit County.
Through the partnership, MWADO works with women, youth, community groups, local leaders, and other stakeholders to address inequalities, strengthen local capacities, and promote locally led solutions to community challenges.
Kenya | Marsabit
— AHN works with MWADO through oxfam projects
MWADO works within the ASAL Humanitarian Network (AHN) to strengthen locally led humanitarian action, resilience, gender-responsive programming, and coordination across Marsabit and the wider ASAL region. AHN brings together organizations working on humanitarian response, climate resilience, peacebuilding, governance, livelihoods, and gender equality, with local leadership at the center of interventions.
Kenya | Marsabit
— Naapu Indegenous Women Fund
Naapu embodies that Indigenous women know what their communities need. They understand their lands, protect their cultures, and carry solutions shaped by lived experience, resilience, and deep ancestral knowledge.ogether, we support local leadership, strengthen community resilience, promote gender equality, protect natural resources, and create opportunities for marginalized communities to lead sustainable change.
Kenya | Saku
— Early Childhood Development Project
MWADO, in partnership with The Five Foundation, supports initiatives that promote the rights, health, protection, and wellbeing of young children and their families. The project focuses on strengthening community and caregiver knowledge, promoting positive early childhood development, and addressing harmful practices and inequalities that affect children’s wellbeing