#ImprovingLives
Giving back to local communities has been a commitment of Davis & Shirtliff since its founding in 1946...
Giving back to local communities has been a commitment of Davis & Shirtliff since its founding in 1946. Through Corporate Social Responsibility, we help solve some of our most pressing challenges and unlock the potential of communities. We implement sustainability- focused corporate strategies and interventions through a multi-sectorial approach designed to end poverty, inequality, climate change and environmental degradation.
Davis and Shirtliff is converging people, technology and resources to improve lives in Africa through cooperation and a resolve to find sustainable solutions to existing challenges. We continue to deploy millions of shillings in both resources and time to address these challenges. Our goal is to achieve real impact on people, the communities they live in, the society and ultimately our planet to preserve it for future generations.
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Listening to the community in Entomoni, especially the women, it is evident that we cannot hope to solve major issues like poverty, gender bias and illiteracy without starting with access to clean water.
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In 2002, when the free education program was started, priority for public schools shifted to building of extra classes to contain the sudden upsurge in enrollment, and during this shift of urgencies, funding for library maintenance was overlooked.
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Kyatune special school is an institution established for physically and mentally handicapped children. The school had previously been relying on a communal dam for their drinking water.
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The availability of water resources in Kenya has been decreasing over time because of persistent drought and land-use patterns.
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Hearing loss can affect speech and language skills. Hearing problems also mean that the areas of the brain used for communication may not develop as they should.
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Only about 50 percent of Nairobi residents have direct access to piped water while the rest depend on water from kiosks, vendors, illegal connections, or boreholes.
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Dundori Road, Industrial Area
Nairobi
P.O Box P.O Box 41762 - 00100
Kenya
