On this World Charity Day, we reflect on the power of charity to change lives. Safal MRM Foundation’s mission has always been to promote solutions that increase opportunities and empower communities. We extend compassion not just in times of crisis but through daily progressive work that uplift others. Today, we are reminded of our unwavering commitment to vulnerable communities, guided by this year’s theme: compassion in action. Across the country, countless lives are touched by challenges such as extreme weather events, poverty, and limited access to healthcare and education. At Safal MRM Foundation, our goal is to meet these challenges head-on by supporting and empowering those in need through intentional and impactful acts of kindness.
Earlier this year, heavy rains led to devastating floods in the Mathare and Mukuru Kwa Njenga slums, and Oloika village in Kajiado. Homes were submerged, livelihoods destroyed, and families displaced. In response, we partnered with other charitable organizations, whose goals align with ours, to deliver essential food hampers, blankets, and comfort to those who had lost everything. For many families, these simple acts of compassion provided not only physical relief but also the emotional support they needed to rebuild.
Beyond emergency relief, our work doesn’t stop at disaster response. We recognize that compassion must be sustainable, and we are deeply committed to long-term solutions that will enable communities to thrive beyond the immediate crisis. Healthcare should never be a privilege but a basic right. Through our Mabati Medical Centre, we extend care to underserved communities that struggle with accessing medical attention. This year, our medical camps have reached remote villages, bringing vital healthcare services such as free consultations, medication, and preventative care to individuals who often cannot afford it.
Education is a light in the darkness of poverty, and for schoolchildren in areas without electricity, studying after sunset is a near-impossible task. In partnership with Premchandbai Foundation, Peter Verbeeck Support Organization of USA and Rotary Club of Mombasa, we donated solar lamps to households in Siaya, Kajiado, Kitengela, and Kisumu, targeting school-going children in homes with no access to electricity. These lamps are more than just a source of light—they symbolize hope and opportunity for school children who could only study by daylight as their dreams of academic success dimmed by the setting sun. With the solar lamps, they now have the power to study into the evening, unlocking doors to a brighter futures. The impact of these lamps on their education is immeasurable, paving the way for a generation that is better equipped to lift themselves and their families out of poverty.
At Safal MRM Foundation, our commitment to charity extends far beyond immediate relief efforts. We are deeply invested in the long-term empowerment of young people and entire communities. Through skill development, education programs, and employment opportunities, we help shape a generation of leaders who can build sustainable futures. Our partnerships with other charity organizations help equip women and youth with the tools and skills they need to break cycles of poverty and dependency, fostering self-reliance and growth.
Every act of kindness we carry out ripples through communities, leaving a legacy of change. Whether it’s through providing medical aid, disaster relief, or educational support, we are motivated by one simple belief: a compassionate act has the power to transform lives.
As we look to the future, we know that our journey is far from over. With each new challenge comes an opportunity for us to act with kindness, to bring hope where there is despair, and to empower individuals and communities toward sustainable change. Our work isn’t about grand gestures; it’s about consistent, compassionate action. We believe that through small acts of kindness, together, we can make the world a better place.
We invite you to join us in this mission; to turn compassion into action and to continue building a brighter, more equitable future for all
Solar lamp donation to school children in Asango village -Siaya County 
Flood Relief at Mukuru Kwa Njenga Slums 
Off-loading of food hampers at Mukuru Kwa Njenga 
Eye Medical Camp at Mabati Medical Centre in Mariakani 
Integrated medical camp in Meru (Safal MRM Foundation Partnership with Naledi Initiative and MRM) 
Meru integrated medical camp 
Flood Relief in Oloika village Kajiado County 
Meru Integrated Medical camp 
Blanket donation during a flood relief in Oloika village-Kajiado county
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This is good work Veronicah Omwombo and the entire Safal MRM Foundation team. Your dedication to helping the vulnerable not only uplifts the beneficiaries and their communities but the nation as well.
Do you normally make follow ups on the children, such as those who have received lamps for studying to ensure they further their education, since most of the beneficiaries you help are from needy backgrounds?
Thank you so much for the feedback Timon! Yes, we do follow-ups, not just for children who’ve received donations but for our trainees at MTTI and other children from vulnerable backgrounds who’ve received scholarships/sponsorships to further their training. We make sure they land jobs or start their businesses, we believe that complete empowerment is when the youth are in charge of their economic futures.
Great work!!!
Thank You for the feedback Valentine!
Great work, community support is the way to go.
Indeed it is!! Thank you for the feedback.
Keep supporting vulnerable communities.
Together, we are making a positive impact! Never forget you are part of this journey. Thank you for the feedback.