It’s become customary at the start of each new year, for us to look back over the previous period and take a moment to celebrate the things you have helped us to achieve.
We've produced a simple infographic illustrating some of the highlights.
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How governmental incompetence and an unjust court judgment has jeopardised a beloved day-care centre in rural Kenya…
Rajab Makokha, a 23-year old from Mumias in Kenya says, "I am very happy to have successfully completed medical school and to have graduated as a technician." He attributes his success to the Nasio Trust, a charity that has been working amongst vulnerable communities in western Kenya for over two-decades. Rajab a total orphan is one of hundreds of poverty-stricken children who have been given a new lease of life through Nasio Trust's day care centres.
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Nancy was recently interviewed by BBC Radio Berkshire. She discusses the Nasio Story and how happy she was to have been awarded the honorary doctorate “Doctor of Letters” by Reading University in December 2022. Listen below.
It’s here! Our annual report for 2021. Find out about everything we got up to in this tricky but rewarding year.
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We’re pleased to announce that our founder and CEO Nancy Hunt has been awarded an honorary degree by the University of Reading in recognition for the work of The Nasio Trust.
She'll be awarded “Doctor of Letters” in recognition of her work in the charity over the past 20 years.
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The GMK Medical Centre was completed in 2016, with the goal to make healthcare available to people in desperately impoverished communities.
Caroline is a nurse at the medical centre, and has had enormous success with her work delivering new lives! Read her story here...
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Talita is a university student from Rotterdam studying Management of International Social Challenges.
She joined the Nasio Trust to volunteer at projects that are putting the principals she is learning about into practice every single day.
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Find out what we’ve been doing in 2021 in our annual newsletter!
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On the International Day of Education 2022, we would like to draw attention to the importance of girls’ education. When girls are provided with the access to education they deserve, the world benefits- poverty drops, opportunities arise and communities strengthen.
According to Unicef, 129 million girls are out of education globally. Poverty is the largest barrier to education. Families in rural areas of Kenya, where secondary school enrolment is fewer than the already low 53% national average, often want the best for their children but lack the financial means to support their education.
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It’s become customary at the start of each new year, for us to look back over the previous period and take a moment to celebrate the things you have helped us to achieve.
We've also produced a simple infographic illustrating some of the highlights! Click here to download it now.
Find Out More