Kimisho Community Development Network is a Community Based Organization whose forte is Environmental Management, Economic Empowerment and Poverty Eradication. We also mobilize educational support for Orphans and Vulnerable Children as we engage in mass mobilization towards our economic emancipation through Kimisho Sacco Society Ltd.
The photo shows how side walks have been invaded to the extent that our children must walk on the roads instead of the pavements. A sure risk to them.
Dear Friends of KCDN, 11 days to go; Clean up It is 11 days to our d-day and we are happy and appreciative of the support that we continue to get from Friends of KCDN. This support is what powers our communication, mobilization, sensitization and administration, and, we are really appreciative that you have chosen to support and walk the talk with us. We held a very active sensitization meeting with key leaders in Komarock yesterday at KCDN offices. We agreed on joint mobilization and we will host another meeting with the same team on 31st January 2010 at 4.00pm and this meeting will be chaired by our local Chief. I was called in for a meeting with DO Embakasi, on behalf of the DC and besides stamping for us the mobilization letters, the Provincial Administration will mobilize Kazi Kwa Vijana Team to come out in large numbers for the clean-up exercise on 6th February 2010. I also had a meeting with Matatu crews at Masimba and they have promised to come out in large numbers to support the clean-up exercise. The Director of Environment at the City Council of Nairobi has confirmed to us that the Council will assign 2 garbage collection vehicles to work with us on the d-day. We have corporates who are toying with the idea of joining us on the D-day and as soon as this is confirmed, we will communicate. In the meantime, we appreciate those who have given us support for this exercise.We are also appreciative of the pledges we have received from several Friends of KCDN. We hope that we will achieve our desired targets. Let’s roll our sleeves and move into the trenches on 6th February 2010. Many thanks once more.
Odhiambo T Oketch, CEO KCDN/NEBA Nairobi, Tel; 0724 365 557, 0735 529 126,
The photo shows how side walks have been invaded to the extent that our children must walk on the roads instead of the pavements. A sure risk to them.
ReplyDeleteDear Friends of KCDN,
11 days to go; Clean up
It is 11 days to our d-day and we are happy and appreciative of the support that we continue to get from Friends of KCDN.
This support is what powers our communication, mobilization, sensitization and administration, and, we are really appreciative that you have chosen to support and walk the talk with us.
We held a very active sensitization meeting with key leaders in Komarock yesterday at KCDN offices. We agreed on joint mobilization and we will host another meeting with the same team on 31st January 2010 at 4.00pm and this meeting will be chaired by our local Chief.
I was called in for a meeting with DO Embakasi, on behalf of the DC and besides stamping for us the mobilization letters, the Provincial Administration will mobilize Kazi Kwa Vijana Team to come out in large numbers for the clean-up exercise on 6th February 2010.
I also had a meeting with Matatu crews at Masimba and they have promised to come out in large numbers to support the clean-up exercise.
The Director of Environment at the City Council of Nairobi has confirmed to us that the Council will assign 2 garbage collection vehicles to work with us on the d-day.
We have corporates who are toying with the idea of joining us on the D-day and as soon as this is confirmed, we will communicate.
In the meantime, we appreciate those who have given us support for this exercise.We are also appreciative of the pledges we have received from several Friends of KCDN. We hope that we will achieve our desired targets.
Let’s roll our sleeves and move into the trenches on 6th February 2010.
Many thanks once more.
Odhiambo T Oketch,
CEO KCDN/NEBA Nairobi,
Tel; 0724 365 557, 0735 529 126,