#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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#ImprovingLives Projects
St. Anthony’s is a school for the hearing impaired in Nkozi, a town in central Uganda, founded by Fr. Anthony and run through proceeds received from the school farm. For several months, the school had been having severe water challenges which drove them to
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The environment is becoming increasingly important as the world rapidly develops to cater to the high population growth rates.
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Through the Improving Lives Initiative, D&S Machakos under Branch Manager Christopher Muli has donated handwashing stations to Tala Girls High in Machakos County.
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The re-opening of schools in Kenya enters its 14th month, and schools across the country have reported positive coronavirus cases.
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Pastoralism is a way of life that has been in place for millennia in some of the world’s harshest environments, including the vast arid of East Africa. To stop the spread of COVID-19, the Kenyan government, in 2020, closed the formal markets that pastoralists use to sell their livestock.
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Wamueni Secondary School is about 8km from Kitale town and almost 400km to Kenya’s capital. The school has 100 girls and 102 boys enrolled who are taught by 7 teaching staff. In their compound is a hand-dug well that serves the community,
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Dundori Road, Industrial Area
Nairobi
P.O Box P.O Box 41762 - 00100
Kenya
