Capacity Building and Strengthening Community
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) Income generating Projects:
The Families, who were displaced during the Post Violence in Kenya early 2008 due to disputed Presidential election, are now starting to get back to their feet. The families lost everything they had owned. They have now benefited from a green house tomato project which was started 
by VICDA.
Shelter for Orphans & Destitute Kids
VICDA network with different childreh orphanages and families to provide shelter,education,food,healthcare for orphnas and vulnerable children in Kenya. In the year 2006 VICDA bought a piece of land in Ngong which is a very beautiful area for one of the orphanage in Kibera slum which accommodates 102 children who has lost their parents through HIV/AIDS and other tragedies. Early this year the shelter was fully sponsoered by one of the donor and everything was provided for from beds,bedding,bathrooms,kitchen,stores and accommodation for the workers. August 2009, the kids from mama Tunza orphanage in Kibera slum moved to this beautiful shleter in Ngong. Sponsor a House for an IDP Family
Sponsor an IDP House Project is an initiative of VICDA which targets Internally Displaced Persons rendered homeless by the violence that rocked the country after the highly disputed December 2007 elections. Though there are many IDP settlements in the country, we have identified and formed a partnership with 1000 dispaced families and have been working to make a positive impact in their lives.
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Sponsor A Child
VICDA promote the welfare of the children through providing education,food,healthcare and shelter. VICDA  support orphans and vulnerable children where a number of them are HIV/AIDS affected. VICDA has a roughly number of 3,000 children in the program who benefit indifferent areas. Child Feeding Program
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We feed children in the slum areas and the informal schools on a daily basis. Most or all of these children get only this one meal in a day because their parents or gurdians are unable to feed them due to high poverty level and unemployment. Some of these children and their parent are HIV+ making it very hard for the parents to provide food for the children.