What We Do
SeedPower Foundation has a strong mission to equip and empower students with special needs and children at risk to develop to their maximum potential in their school and community through education
Our Programs
SeedPower works with the vulnerable and children with special needs, those that are at risk and their families in the following programs:
The Grinnell Family Campus
SedPower Education Center GF Campus was established in 2021 to offers education to the vulnerable, children at risk and children with special needs in Nyakach community. This center has has 70 pupils.
SeedPower Education Center (Oyugis Campus)
SedPower Education Center Oyugis Campus was established in January 2019 to offers education to the vulnerable, children at risk and children with special needs in Oyugis community. This center has has 188 pupils.
We educate, equip and empower these children to become Godly leaders and agents of community transformation.
School and community water program.
SeedPower provides water to the campuses in Oyugis and Nyakach and to the community as well. The community and school water project in Oyugis serves 188 students and 360 community members. The water project in Nyakach serves 70 students and 290 families in the community.
SeedPower Foundation, in partnership with Little Light House- USA, conducts teacher development training on working with children with special needs. A total of 538 Special Need and ECDE Teachers , Social workers, Parents of Special Need children, Community Leaders and Community Based Organizations, selected across the 47 counties in Kenya, have been reached through this program.
SeedPower offers community and family outreach programs. We reach out to disadvantaged families in Nyakach and Oyugis communities through relief food programs. We reach out to teenage girls in our community with hygiene supplies. SeedPower also advocates for the rights of children at risk and children with special needs. We reach out to teenage boys to train them against substance and drug abuse which may lead them to depression and crime.
Through this program, a total of 3,600 people have been reached
