Accredited Charities by CESRA – Promoting Accountability and Positive Change
The Center for Social Responsibility and Accountability (CESRA) is committed to elevating the standards of transparency within the nonprofit sector. By accrediting charities that meet rigorous criteria, CESRA ensures that donors’ contributions make a meaningful impact. Below are some of the accredited charities by CESRA, which are changing lives across Kenya and beyond:
Malaika Initiative (Nakuru, Kenya)
Phone:Â 0739947278
Email:Â malaikainitiative@gmail.com
Contact Email:Â Malaikainitiative@gmail.com
Specializing in providing therapy and psycho-social support, Malaika supports children with physical and mental disabilities, empowering them and their families through outreach programs.
Israel Faith Children’s Home (Nakuru, Kenya)
Phone: 0725 780363
Email: israelfaithchildrens1@gmail.com
Operating since 2013, Israel Faith Children’s Home provides a safe space for vulnerable children, offering education, shelter, and spiritual support to help them achieve their potential.
Infinite Child Foundation (Nairobi, Kenya)
Phone: +254728778283
Email: infinitechildfoundation@gmail.com
This foundation focuses on education and community development for underprivileged children, aiming to break the cycle of poverty and empower the youth.
AEI Foundation
Phone: 0720 068805
Email: aeinjoro@gmail.com
The AEI Foundation offers underprivileged students the opportunity to pursue skilled courses, empowering them to overcome poverty and negative social influences.
Maria’s Hands of Compassion
Phone: 0721 663828
Email: marymoses1980@gmail.com
Maria’s Hands supports cancer patients in Nakuru County, providing access to chemotherapy and basic needs for families navigating the challenges of cancer.
Bethsaida Children’s Home (Nakuru, Kenya)
Phone:Â +254 713680127
Email:Â mainaruth025@gmail.com
Contact Email:Â bethsaidachildrencentre@gmail.com
A home for orphaned and vulnerable children, Bethsaida provides education, shelter, and holistic care, ensuring a stable environment for the children’s growth and development.
Faraja Orphanage (Arusha, Tanzania)
Faraja Orphanage offers care, education, and a nurturing home environment for orphans and vulnerable children in Tanzania, improving their quality of life.
Phyllis Memorial Children’s Home
Phone: 0722 474803
Email: jecinta.njoroge@gmail.com
Since 2003, Phyllis Memorial Children’s Home has provided care, shelter, and education to orphans and vulnerable children, helping them become self-sufficient adults.
QK Children’s Home (Nakuru, Kenya)
Phone: 0726 960310
Email: kisakalindy7@gmail.com
Located in Nakuru, QK Children’s Home cares for 84 children aged between 17 months and 15 years, offering education, healthcare, nutrition, and love in a safe, spiritual environment.
Lewis Foundation
Phone: 0708 445839
Email: machiulewis@gmail.com
The Lewis Foundation equips young adults with essential IT skills for self-employment and helps steer them away from harmful influences such as drug abuse.
CESRA’s Role: Ensuring Accountability and Trust
CESRA’s mission is to promote high standards of accountability and social responsibility within the nonprofit sector. Through its accreditation program, CESRA ensures that organizations are using funds responsibly, helping donors contribute to causes with confidence. Accredited charities meet stringent standards and are regularly reviewed to ensure they continue to deliver impactful work.
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CESRA accreditation goes beyond listing—it's about elevating charitable standards through rigorous evaluation and accountability. We ensure only organizations meeting our high sustainability and transparency benchmarks are accredited. This distinguishes CESRA members as credible entities in the nonprofit sector, committed to trust, integrity, and impactful social contribution. Joining CESRA aligns with a network dedicated to fortifying nonprofits through meaningful societal impact. Experience the difference where accreditation stands for responsibility and trust, ensuring only reliable entities contribute to a sustainable charitable landscape