FAQ

We primarily serve the Samburu community and other marginalized groups in Kenya, including orphans, vulnerable children, widows, and families living in extreme poverty.
 

Our main focus areas include:

Education support for orphans and vulnerable children

Women and youth empowerment

Sustainable community development

Health and sanitation initiatives

Advocacy for gender equity and inclusion
 

The Foundation’s mission is to empower the Samburu community through education, sustainable development, and support for orphans and vulnerable families, promoting a more inclusive and equitable society.

✅ Yes — the Foundation works with partners to expand its impact.
While detailed formal partnerships aren’t widely published online, the Foundation is designed to engage and work with other groups and stakeholders to achieve its mission of community empowerment, sustainability, and youth development. Hezen Alemaletian Foundation+1

🔹 Community & Event Collaborations
The Foundation partners with local groups and hosts events that bring people together — for example, it has organized summits and forums (like the Boychild Summit) that involve multiple community stakeholders. Facebook

🔹 Shared Goals with External Supporters
Through its public outreach (e.g., on social media and community platforms), it frames broad missions like fighting zero hunger and promoting equality, which implies working alongside other civil society, advocacy, or nonprofit actors engaged in similar causes.