Nalala Community Initiatives International is non – sectarian, non – political and non – profit making Non Governmental Organization which coordinates a network of several Community Based Organizations.
It’s a Christian based organization with no religion boundaries. The Organization is dedicated to the well being of the poor in the society through registered and organized community groups. N.C.I.I mainly focuses on supporting community economic initiatives, education of girl child, orphan, vulnerable children, and the disabled with a view to having a community which is economically independent.
Illiteracy in Kenya let alone in our operational area is still low and many children are not able to access education.
Better health is central to human happiness and well-being it also makes an important contribution to.
Food security exists when people can obtain a safe, culturally acceptable, nutritionally.
Culture is an integral part of a community and lays the basis on which children are brought up.
Water is also a major problem in our operational area and this has led Nalala C.I.I to sink as per now a total of five boreholes that are meant to provide water for both domestic and irrigational purposes. Nalala C.I.I has also donated water tanks to needy community members to enable them to harvest water during rainy seasons for domestic's use. '
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Food security exists when people can obtain a safe, culturally acceptable, nutritionally adequate diet through sustainable food systems that maximizes the community’s ability to meet their own dietary need and increase their level of self-reliance. Poverty being a major problem in our area of operation many community members are not able to provide enough for their families. Frequent droughts prevent farmers from producing enough food and also lead to death of crops and animals once they occur.
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The Olmoti borehole started as an initiative from the community members who were forced to walk for long distances to neighboring villages in search of water for domestic uses.
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This is Josephine Muthiani, a mother of nine and member of the Tei Self Help Group. When we met during a households assessment, her house was not in a good condition let alone the fact that it was the same house that sheltered her children and a few goats and chicken.
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Nemasi Primary School started in a mud walled shanty church that had been abandoned by the community in the middle of the forest in 2014 and had 19 children. They then had only one untrained teacher.
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Mr. Ongaki a chicken farmer at Emali, is one of the many beneficiaries that have been supported by Nalala C.I.I through the chicken project. In 2017, he started small with rearing 100 layers which did not produce enough since he lacked the expertise required in chicken rearing.
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