In collaboration with our partner called Walezi Foundation Kenya, our charity helps to develop self-help groups for caregivers of children and family members with disabilities in Kilifi County, Kenya. The self-help groups enable members to overcome isolation by supporting and encouraging each other to address the challenges of caregiving. Each self-help group participates in meetings designed to encourage income generation, peer support, community inclusion and access to health and education for all. Our charity gives funds to established groups enabling them to embark on money-making capital projects, e.g. buying tents, chairs and cooking pots for community hire; building a water tank for water selling; constructing market stalls for selling produce. Profits are then used to benefit the health, education and well-being of loved ones with disabilities, including paying school fees, buying medication and buying food. Some profits can also be ploughed back into the business to enable growth, increasing profits and further benefitting those with disabilities. The ultimate aim of our charity is for the self-help groups to operate independently, with members supporting each other and running a self-sustaining business and social enterprise.