• PARTNERSHIPS & ALLIANCES
We don't do this alone.
Sustainable transformation happens through collaboration. Trickle Up works alongside mission networks, development partners, and technology allies who share our belief that vulnerable communities deserve more than aid — they deserve investment.
National Industrial Training Authority (NITA)
Official governmental accreditation partner ensuring recognized curriculum and vocational trade standards.
Programme & Development Partners
Working hand-in-hand with leading international agencies and community development bodies.
African Initiatives for Rural Development (AIRD) – Heshima Project
Entrepreneurship and economic empowerment for youth and vulnerable households.
Plan International – Champions of Change
Safer cities and life skills empowerment for young women and girls.
Kenya Youth Employability Programme (KYEOP)
Life skills training and economic empowerment initiatives.
Wadada Pamoja
Grassroots women's empowerment and community resilience.
International Rescue Committee (IRC)
Partnership MOU for urban refugee protection, referrals, and livelihood support.
CANCO
Programme partnership advancing community action and sustainable initiatives.
Nairobi City County (NCC) Social Development Department
Community collaboration on social welfare and youth initiatives.
Cradle Software
Supporting Trickle Up's digital transformation, innovation, and technology integration (including this website).
Local Faith & Community Networks
Community faith networks, local church partners, and ministry leaders who walk alongside our discipleship, prayer, and community-transformation work.
Why Partner With Trickle Up Kenya
Partnering with us is more than philanthropy. It is direct investment in people who are ready to work, grow, and lead — and it comes with accountability, shared ownership, and a community that will remember your name.
Meaningful Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) engagement with measurable, auditable impact
Direct participation in refugee economic inclusion, nutrition, and livelihood work
NITA-accredited technical training and vocational sponsorship opportunities
Empowering grassroots youth, young mothers, and vulnerable households in Njiru
Joint community outreach activities, medical drives, and employee volunteer programmes
Transparent financial reporting, strict stewardship, and audited impact metrics
Genuine community goodwill and sustainable local ownership of outcomes
Concrete things you can say yes to
Whether you are a corporate donor, an individual supporter, or a church group, here is exactly what Trickle Up needs right now — no vague asks, no inflated requests.
Food Security
- →Non-perishable food items (maize flour, beans, rice, cooking oil, sugar, salt)
- →Fresh vegetables, fruits, and dairy products
- →Baby food and nutritional supplements for children under 5
Livestock & Agriculture
- →Dairy cows to support refugee family nutrition and supplemental income
- →Goats for micro-enterprise and household protein security
- →Poultry (chickens) for egg production and income generation
Digital & Training Equipment
- →Laptops and desktop computers for the ICT lab
- →Projectors and classroom display equipment
- →Sewing machines (industrial and domestic) for the tailoring programme
- →Hairdressing and salon equipment
- →Electrical installation training kits
Learning & Literacy
- →Textbooks and learning materials (adult literacy and vocational)
- →Stationery packs for current learners
- →Library books and reference materials
Volunteers & Skills
- →Volunteer tutors and trade mentors (ICT, electrical, catering, fashion)
- →Professional counsellors and mental health support volunteers
- →Medical professionals for community health outreach days
- →Business mentors and micro-enterprise coaches
Furniture & Infrastructure
- →Classroom desks, chairs, and storage shelving
- →Office furniture for the administration centre
- →Generator or solar lighting for the training centre