Our impact, documented
What we have achieved since 2022, and the evidence behind it: milestones, event reports, photos and videos.
Our journey
The foundation is born
Started by the late Waithaka's family as Corporate Social Responsibility: a way of giving back to the Kabuku and Limuru community.
Monthly fellowship begins
Monthly gatherings for fellowship, conversation, listening and emotional support, held in rented halls and open grounds.
Food and essential supplies
Food stuff and essential home supplies distributed to members at every monthly gathering.
Health and wellness support
Health check-ups, referrals to health facilities and follow-up support for members living with chronic illness.
100 registered senior citizens
One hundred registered members over the age of 80 across Limuru Sub-County, Kiambu County.
Fundraising for land
Fundraising launched to buy land for a permanent home: the Waithaka Foundation Complex.
Recent gatherings
Monthly Fellowship & Wellness Gathering
Our elders came together for fellowship, song, a shared meal and health checks, and went home with food and essential supplies.
See highlightsHealth Check-up & Referral Day
Free health screening for members, with referrals to health facilities and follow-up for elders living with chronic illness.
See highlightsHow we stay accountable
A Board of Directors oversees the foundation, with dedicated Audit, Human Resource and Governance committees. We document every gathering here so partners can see exactly where their support goes.
Help us build the Waithaka Foundation Complex
Today we hire halls and open fields for every gathering. Many elders who would like to join cannot make it because of transport challenges. A permanent home, the Waithaka Foundation Complex, will let us reach far more senior citizens. The first step is buying a piece of land, and we are raising funds for it now.