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Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Health

We seek to improve access to quality health care as envisioned in national policies. AMURT runs four health facilities in Nairobi, Siaya, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. The facilities offer a range of services that include maternity, dental, computerized optical, imaging and radiology, doctor consultation, nutrition, physiotherapy; and orthopedic services. We also run programs that include Tujitegemee and DREAMS that seek to improve health outcomes in reproductive health, HIV, maternal health, neonatal care; and strengthening capacities of caregivers to ensure efficiency in service delivery. 

Socio-economic development

The economic development in Kenya is market-based, with a few state-owned infrastructure enterprises and a liberalized external trade system. It is estimated that there are 7.5 million Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. AMURT ’s economic empowerment programs seeks to address concerns young entrepreneurs are facing by ensuring policies and legislations that promote women’s SME development at national and county level are enacted and fully implemented. AMURT works to ensure that social and economic institutions promote youth and women’s access to, and control over productive resources and assets access to assets and income generation – particularly through up-scaling from micro and small to larger enterprises.

Environmental sustainability

Environmental issues in Kenya comprise solid and liquid waste management deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, water shortage and degraded water quality, and domestic and pollution. Our strategy is to prepare the organization combat the issues. ARMUT is currently exploring engagement with like minded partners in building resilience of communities to withstand adverse environment impact and lobbying for adherence to international environmental conventions.

Education and youth development

Youth issues are informed by various national policies especially sessional paper no. 1 of 2007. AMURT ’s youth development focus is in line with the policies. The organization is contributing to youth empowerment through implementation of programs in thematic areas that include youth employment and entrepreneurship; education; health, empowerment and participation, community service, and ICT skills. .

Our interventions are people centered. We reach communities and households with services that seek to alleviate poverty and improve their wellbeing. Our flagship health mainly targets most at risk individuals –adolescents and young girls. We also offer services to orphaned and vulnerable children largely through their caregivers.  

We are a Kenyan organization – registered in the country in 1993 as a local not for profit Non-Governmental Organization. We possess demonstrated experience and capacity in implementing programs that seek to improve human condition and advance socio-economic development with proven impact. Since inception, we have successfully implemented over 20 in fields that include humanitarian relief, health, education and environmental sustainability.

Our 120 staff, presence in 13 counties, a visionary management team and a modest portfolio of donors and partners attest to our fast-growing stature.

We fully comply with statutory and donor requirements – our current donor portfolio include the Embassy of Japan, USAID, UKAID, Global Fund and Comic Relief. We also enjoy working relations with national and local government; and co-implementing partners especially the University of Nairobi. For a full statement, download it here.

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Our current annual operating budget is financed by grants from donors and internally generated resources. We intend to be more proactive and coordinated in our fundraising efforts and mobilize new sources of funding.

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