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BLISS WOMEN AND CHILDREN PROJECT
Basic Information
Address: p.obox10524 nakuru-kenya
Phone Number: +254720928032
Email: blisswcp@gmail.com
Director: Esther
Additional Information
Causes Served: women issues, microfinance,ovcs
Ages for Volunteer: n/a
Hours of Service: open for discussion
Days of Service: open for discussion
Languages: open for discussion
Languages used as a Medium: English
Experience Required:
Grant writing/ fundraising,
Programs Open To: We are particularly looking for people with the following profiles:
Preschool teaching experience;
Experience working with fair trade issues;
Nurses & doctors:
Fundraising;
Experience in building and maintaining
Partnerships;
Marketing - in order to market women's handicrafts abroad;
General counseling;
Sponsorship programs;
Community development in general.
Toilouring Project
Design Your Own Program: Volunteers are also welcome to design their own programs as a blend of our needs, and the type of experience you would like to gain, or how you feel your skills could best be used.
Travel Arrangements:
You will fly into Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO). You will be met on arrival. Flights to Nairobi terminate at Jomo Kenyatta and it is the largest airport in Kenya. Upon arrival, Some one from bliss will be there waiting for you and will hold a sign with your name, assist you with your luggage to the waiting shuttle car or bus to get you on the road in the quickest and easiest way to Nakuru which is 180 km from Nairobi.but you can also arrange with Esther via blisswcp@gmail.com
Participants Work: grant writing /volunteer cordination
Application Process:
write to Esther
blisswcp@gmail.com,
www.bwcp.org
Visa Requirements:
You will fly into Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO). You will be met on arrival. Flights to Nairobi terminate at Jomo Kenyatta and it is the largest airport in Kenya. Upon arrival, Some one from bliss will be there waiting for you and will hold a sign with your name, assist you with your luggage to the waiting shuttle car or bus to get you on the road in the quickest and easiest way to Nakuru which is 180 km from Nairobi.
Visa
Most visitors to Kenya need to obtain a visa (US$25) including Europeans, Americans and nationals from Commonwealth countries such as New Zealand, Canada, Australia, and the UK. Volunteers need to obtain a tourist visa to enter Kenya. Visas are valid for three months from the date of entry and can be purchased upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi.
Program Highlights:
Since 2004, we have been accomplishing our goal of empowering some of Nakuru's most vulnerable people through a variety of programs. These include the following:
Handicraft and baking program
Micro credit programme
Orphan Programme
Education Programme
Counselling Programme
HIV/AIDS Programme
Feeding Programme
Mission Statement:
humanitarian organization to you knowing that you will give it your attention further. Bliss women and children is a non governmental organization affiliated and founded in 2004 and whose main focus is supporting women and children and those who have no parents. We offer aid and health to shelter, educate, and give a health care to the women and children.
Our community based project has identified areas where we can contribute effectively e.g. healthcare, nutrition education sanitation hygiene skill/vocational training, sports training income generating activities among others useful skills. Refer to attached proposal.
Our mission is to work with the women and children, orphans and marginalized people to eradicate poverty by eradicating the social inequity that causes it.
BLISS MEANS HAPPINESS
Our work has revealed that a large amount of work need to be done to ensure that the women and children are well assisted, loved, cared, and counseled effectively. More women and children are molested and abused physically and even sexually whereas more task shelter and are abandoned.
The project’s source of recurrent costs purely depends upon donation from donors and well wishers. Currently the project does not have a stable permanent donor or partner.
Our sincere request is to have partnership with your organization. We consider it important that both Kenya and foreign organization or individual could find the opportunity to help these children.
Our organization is ready to collaborate with you if you have definite proposals on supporting women and children in need.
Please kindly define the criteria for eligibility and award for your help as well as providing information on how to receive and solicit the project funds.
We shall be grateful if you submit to our sincere request and consider us for your grant assistant or any additional and helpful assistance. Please confidently contact us. We further would like to invite you here in Kenya to visit. We would not hesitate to give you a warm welcome.
Thank you in advance.