About Us - Partners for Humanity Foundation (PHF)

About PHF Kenya Chapter

Partners for Humanity foundation (PHF) is a dynamic non-governmental organization rooted in Wajir County within the Republic of Kenya. Committed to uplifting marginalized communities, including those affected by natural disasters, PHF places a significant emphasis on capacity building and the delivery of essential services to cater to the needs of vulnerable individuals.

PHF was founded in 2022 by a group of passionate and educated youth who shared a collective determination to address the myriad challenges in the Wajir county region.PHF has evolved to transcend geographical boundaries and extend its impact to other regions within the country.

The scope of their interventions encompasses diverse sectors, including education, livelihoods, food security, youth and women empowerment, emergency response, governance, and human rights. PHF embraces a community-centric approach that empowers grassroots initiatives for meaningful and sustainable change.

In close collaboration with local authorities, the organization works tirelessly to generate positive and sustainable outcomes. PHF extends its reach through extensive collaborations, actively partnering with national, regional, and international agencies to achieve transformative progress.

Partners for Humanity foundation is registered with Kenya Office (Nairobi under Voluntary Social Welfare and Non- Governmental Organization with the registration No OP-218/051/22-159/12969

Our Mission

PHF is dedicated to transforming lives, eradicating poverty, and advancing social justice through community partnership and empowerment, striving for impactful change through humanitarian efforts, sustainable development, and advocacy.

Our Vision

A future marked by equality, resilience, and social justice, where every individual lives with dignity and security.

Guiding Principles

PHF work is guided by core values, including transparency, proficiency, solidarity, justice, integrity, and flexibility. These principles underscore PHF commitment to ethical and effective development practices.

PHF embraces a participatory approach, valuing traditional knowledge and empowering rural communities. By promoting community involvement and decentralization, PHF develops management structures that amplify local voices and reinforce accountability.

Strategy

PHF employs a sustainable strategy anchored in need-based and rights-based methodologies. Collaborating with local communities, PHF initiates activities that involve indigenous and local resources.
By engaging members of donor agencies and Somali societies, PHF programs crystallize, addressing crucial areas like livelihood, WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene), education, community infrastructure, emergency response and preparedness, women and youth empowerment, food security, democracy, and advocacy for marginalized minority groups.