About KiMAP
Kila Mtoto Afaidike Program — a Kenyan NGO fulfilling the basic needs of vulnerable children.
Fulfilled children, sustainable communities
KiMAP operates on the principle that meeting children's fundamental needs — food, clothing and education — builds sustainable communities. We believe that vulnerable children, when assisted, develop constructive worldviews and eventually contribute back to their communities.
This creates self-sustaining cycles that reduce social challenges over time. When the basic needs of children are fulfilled, a sound foundation is laid that creates sustainable communities.
KiMAP is a non-governmental organisation registered in Kenya under the NGO Board and officially registered with a KRA PIN Certificate, based in Nairobi.

Our Mission
To promote access to education and welfare services for children, students and disadvantaged populations across Kenya.
Our Vision
Fulfilled children and happy, sustainable communities where every child's basic needs are met.
Our Approach
A cyclical model of sustainability where those we assist grow up to help others in their turn.
Our Core Objectives
Promote access to education and welfare services for children, students and disadvantaged populations.
Provide needy students with essential materials and resources.
Assist schools with infrastructure improvements.
Distribute basic necessities to vulnerable populations.
Leadership Team

Peter Kamau
Director / Chairman
Holds a PhD in Geography and Environmental Studies from Louisiana State University and is a former Kenya Wildlife Service warden.

Jude Thadeus Wetangula
Director / Secretary
Holds a Master's in Public Policy from the Korea Development Institute, with over 12 years' experience in child rights and community development.

Eng. / Bishop James A. Omuhaka
Director
A Technical University of Kenya graduate with 27+ years in ICT and 30+ years of ministry experience.

Sospeter Thiga
Treasurer
A University of Nairobi graduate and CPA (Kenya) with 15+ years of experience in the finance sector.
Powered by Every Child Counts Inc.
KiMAP's work in Kenya is supported by Every Child Counts Inc., a US-based NGO operating in the USA, Guyana, India and Kenya.
