Giving back to local communities has been a commitment of Davis & Shirtliff since its founding in 1946...
Africa Inland Church Kanzinwa is located in Kitui County. Like many areas in the semi-arid county, water is a most-elusive resource. The church supports over 370 needy children, and initially depended on a seasonal river as its source of water.
Over 300 kilometers from Kenya’s capital city, Archers post is a settlement in Samburu County, home to the Samburu people. Through the Isiolo Branch Manager, Paul Muchiri, the D&S CSR program identified a stalled community water project that was in great need of rehabilitation.
Since it was established, Buri-amia dispensary has served as a central maternal center in Loyiangalani. Unfortunately, due to the lack of any lighting in the hospital, deliveries could only be undertaken during the day, which, along with some other factors, caused a very high mortality rate at the institution.
Proper hand hygiene is one of the simplest and least expensive ways to prevent and control the spread of germs. In times of disease outbreaks such as now, when the world is battling with COVID-19, clean hands can save lives. As simple as that sounds, washing hands with soap and water might not be possible, particularly in resource-limited settings.
Water is a precious and scarce resource- more so in Sereolipi, Samburu County. While several Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), seek to improve the quality of life in the area, it almost always comes down to access to water.
Naromoru Girls Secondary School is located in the expansive Kieni East region, Nyeri County. The word Naromoru comes from the Maasai language, meaning a river with small smooth stones. True to its name, Naromoru is a town blessed with significant rainfall, and rivers that flow all year long.