Gavin Lucky
This is Gavin Lucky, a 3-year-old boy who was abandoned by his mother who was a house help of this organisation. We don't know the father and the whereabouts of the mother.
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Empowering vulnerable communities in Kakamega County through holistic support and sustainable development initiatives.
Noah Yeley Community Based Organisation (NYCBO) is a grassroots community initiative operating in Butere Sub-County, Kakamega County, Kenya. Established in 2020 and formally registered in 2021 under the Department of Social Development (Registration No. BTR/DSS/CBO/0109/2021), the organisation works to uplift vulnerable populations through social, economic, and humanitarian interventions.
A Board of Directors, responsible for policy formulation, fundraising, budgeting, and strategic oversight, guides NYCBO. An Executive Director, supported by a Program Manager, OVC Officer, Finance and Administration Officer, an Administrative Assistant, and support staff, manages the organisation's daily operations.
Empowered, confident, and socio-economically thriving communities across Kenya.
To restore hope and improve the quality of life for vulnerable populations, with a special focus on orphans and vulnerable children, through holistic support and empowerment initiatives.
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The orphanage provides a safe, nurturing environment for 65 orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) identified through community structures and the Department of Children Services. The program aims to address food insecurity, enhance nutrition, and provide holistic welfare support.
Two trained cooks are employed to ensure consistent meal preparation and hygiene standards.
This program promotes access to quality education for OVCs at primary, junior, senior, and post-secondary levels. NYCBO supports children living in difficult circumstances, including:
Support includes:
People living with jiggers (PLWJ) face extreme poverty, stigma, limited mobility, low self-esteem, and inability to engage in productive activities. Children affected by jiggers miss school and struggle with psychomotor development, while elderly individuals cannot participate in economic activities.
NYCBO's anti-jigger initiative provides:
This program aims to restore dignity, health, and confidence among affected community members.
Behind every child at Noah Yeley Orphanage Home is a story of struggle, loss, and resilience. Each child carries burdens no child should bear. Your support can help rewrite their stories, replacing pain with hope, loneliness with love, and despair with dreams.
This is Gavin Lucky, a 3-year-old boy who was abandoned by his mother who was a house help of this organisation. We don't know the father and the whereabouts of the mother.
This is Horridah Wanga, a 13-year-old girl whose father committed suicide due to domestic violence, and the family sent away the mother. Up to now we don't know the whereabouts of the mother.
This is Rael, a 16-year-old girl. Her parents died of AIDS.
This is Grace Monda, a 13-year-old girl whose parents died of HIV.
This is Ivyne Nyarotso, a 16-year-old girl whose father passed away of AIDS and the mother left her with her grandmother who later passed away.
This is Cyprian Maina, a 15-year-old boy whose mother ran away after the father died of AIDS.
This is Emmanuel Bahati, a 1-year-old boy whose mother is mentally unstable and there are no whereabouts of the father.
Fadya Anjiri is a 17-year-old girl who has faced significant hardship from an early age. Her parents separated, leaving her mother as the sole provider. Unfortunately, her mother was unable to sustain Fadya’s educational needs due to financial constraints. As her situation became more vulnerable, concerns grew within the community that, without support and protection, she might be exposed to negative influences or fall into crime. In response, the Noah Yeley CBO stepped in to offer her care, protection, and an opportunity for a safer and more stable future. .
This is Elsie Liz, an 18-year-old girl whose father committed suicide due to depression. The mother is disabled after being involved in a road accident.
These are just a few of the many children who have found refuge and hope at Noah Yeley Orphanage Home. Each child deserves a chance at a better future. Your donation can provide food, education, healthcare, and love to these precious lives.
Help Rewrite Their Stories
| No. | Name | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amina Muchele | Chairperson |
| 2 | Donald O. Mumbo | Secretary |
| 3 | Dan Shitandi | Treasurer |
| 4 | Batuly Kollenberg | Member |
| 5 | Alexanda Keinast | International Relation Director |
| No. | Name | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Andrew Omukoko | Ground Man |
| 2 | Gladys Atieno Manya | Cook |
| 3 | Ernest Wanga | Finance and Administration Manager |
| 4 | Rebecca Omusebe | OVC Officer |
| 5 | Humphrey Etemesi | Project Officer |
| 6 | Roselyne Wanzetse | Office Assistant |
Director/Chairperson
Amina Alphane is the Director of Noah Yeley Community Based Organization (NYCBO), a grassroots organization operating in Butere Sub-County, Kakamega County, Kenya. She is a committed community development leader with a strong passion for improving the wellbeing of vulnerable children, households, and marginalized groups.
Treasurer
Dan Shitandi is an accomplished accounting and audit professional with over 25 years of progressive experience. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management (Accounting Option) from Moi University, and is a fully qualified Certified Public Accountant of Kenya.
Secretary
Donald Owinyi Mumbo is an accomplished development consultant and project management specialist with a strong track record of supporting community-based organizations, NGOs, SMEs, and corporate entities to strengthen their operational performance.
Board Member
Batuly Kollenberg is an accomplished development project management specialist with a strong track record in supporting project operations at community level for sustainable impact. She holds a bachelor's degree in Social Work from Masinde Muliro University of science and Technology.
International Relations Director
Alexander Kienast brings extensive experience in international relations and cross-cultural collaboration to NYCBO. With an academic background in Business Administration, which he studied in Germany, and significant entrepreneurial experience across various industries, Alexander plays a key role in establishing and maintaining international partnerships.
Every donation, no matter how small, brings hope, food, education, and love to a child who has known too much pain and loss. Your support writes a new chapter in their lives.
Business Number: 400200
Account Number: 41881
Business Name: NOAH YELEY CBO
Go to M-PESA on your phone, select "Lipa Na M-PESA", enter PayBill number 400200, Account number 41881, then enter amount and PIN.
For international donors, you can donate securely through PayPal.
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In case you have physical donations you want to donate:
Call us on: +254718437570
Or bring to us at our place: "Shitsitswi along Butere-Ekero Road, then ask for Noah Yeley Orphanage"
"Thank you for your empathy in donating to our children. Your generosity will forever be blessed, and you will never lack in your life. May God abundantly bless you for your kindness and compassion."
Visit us at our location in Butere Sub-County, Kakamega County. The map below shows our exact location and provides directions to help you find us easily.
From Nairobi: Take the Nairobi-Nakuru-Kisumu highway to Kisumu. From Kisumu, take the Kisumu-Kakamega road to Butere town. From Butere town, take the Butere-Ekero road towards Shitsitswi Market. Our orphanage is located approximately 1 km from Shitsitswi Market.
You can use public transport (matatus) from Kisumu or Kakamega to Butere town. From Butere town, you can take a boda boda (motorcycle taxi) or taxi to Shitsitswi Market, then ask for directions to Noah Yeley Orphanage.
P.O. BOX 529-50102, MUMIAS, KENYA
+254718437570
BULOMA VILLAGE, 1KM OFF SHITSITSWI MARKET, ALONG MUMIAS-BUTERE ROAD, BUTERE SUB COUNTY, KAKAMEGA COUNTY IN KENYA.
Lipa Na M-PESA PayBill
Business Number: 400200
Account Number: 41881
Business Name: NOAH YELEY CBO