Beyond 2030 is dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty in Kenya by creating sustainable opportunities and uplifting marginalized populations through education, advocacy and economic empowerment.

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Empowering Marginalized Communities through education, sustainable opportunities and advocacy

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Join us in breaking the cycle of poverty through sustainable opportunities and community support.

Education

We work with the local community to identify needy students, ensuring that every child, regardless of the background, can go to school.

Mental Health Support

We provide individual and group counseling services to help individuals cope with challenges such as trauma, depression, grief, sexual violence and gender-based violence (GBV).

We champion for policies that promote equality and economic empowerment for all community members

Advocacy and Policy Change

Agriculture and Entrepreneurship Initiatives

We believe that agriculture and entrepreneurship are essential tools for lifting individuals and communities out of poverty. We support local farmers through community-based agriculture projects. We offer access to agricultural tools, seeds and technical resources.

Our Entrepreneurship Initiatives focus on empowering individuals to start and grow their own businesses.

Environmental Sustainability

We are committed to implementing practices and projects that protect natural resources and reduce environmental impact

Community Development Projects

We engage with local residents to identify and assess challenges such as lack of water, poor bridges and poor access to essential services. We collaborate with community members, local authorities and partners to design and implement effective solutions.

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