Since 2004Siaya County, Kenya
SCORE KENYA — A Just Societyfor Children.
SCORE KENYA
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01Who we are
Sustainable Community Opportunities for Restoration and Empowerment — SCORE
Sustainable Community Opportunities for Restoration and Empowerment – SCORE is a Child – focused Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) founded in January 2004 by a team of community development workers as a visionary framework to express the concerns for the needs of children and advocate for genuine commitment and solidarity to address child suffering.
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Our Vision
SCORE envisions ‘’a Just Society” for Children.
Our Mission
The organization focuses on Increasing access to opportunities for Vulnerable Households towards optimal Health, Education, Advocacy and Livelihoods; summarized as HEAL, through synergistic, empowering, innovative, participatory and rights-based initiatives.
03Strategic Objectives
- 01
Community Awareness
Increased community awareness and participation in responding to the needs of Orphans and Vulnerable Children
- 02
Essential Services
Increased access to essential services to Orphans and Vulnerable Children
- 03
Economic Vulnerabilities
Reduced economic vulnerabilities of Orphans and Vulnerable Children
04Impact
Achievements & Impact at Scale: 2018 To Date
- Health Access (CALHIV Reached)
- 7,892+Health Access (CALHIV Reached)
- Household supported
- 7,845+Household supported
- Education
- 27,185+Education
- TVET & Apprenticeship
- 354+TVET & Apprenticeship
- Food Secure Household
- 87%Food Secure Household
- Community SILC Groups Supported
- 339Community SILC Groups Supported
- Counties with SCORE Programmes
- 7Counties with SCORE Programmes
05HEAL
SCORE has four strategic programming pillars ; summarized as HEAL – Health, Education, Agriculture and Livelihoods; designed to utilize problem-solving and empowering approaches aimed at increasing resiliency of the child and the family
Strategic Pillar on Health
Improved health and well-being of vulnerable children and their household members by increasing their access to quality health care services. This objective includes interventions to support the achievement of health outcomes, build health and nutrition knowledge and skills in caregivers, and facilitate access to key health services especially HIV testing, care, and treatment services enable vulnerable children, especially girls, stay HIV free.
Strategic Pillar on Education & Training
Empowered children and skilled youth through quality education and training support. Interventions under this objective include support to children and adolescents affected by and vulnerable to HIV to overcome barriers to accessing education including enrollment, attendance, retention, and progression and/or transition. It also addresses vocational training in the case of some adolescents. This objective also includes interventions to prevent and mitigate violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect of children and adolescents, including sexual and gender-based violence.
Strategic Pillar on Agriculture
Improved food security of HHs to Care and Protect OVC. The objective focuses at enhanced good agricultural practices among the vulnerable households for increased access to nutritious food and surplus food for market supplies.
Strategic Pillar on Livelihoods
Improved livelihoods through unlocking of economic empowerment opportunities to vulnerable households.The objective focuses at increased Economic Stability of HHs to Care and Protect OVC. This includes interventions that reduce economic vulnerabilities and increase resiliency in adolescents and families affected by and vulnerable to HIV.
06Programme
Economic Empowerment Program:
We believe that economic independence is key to building stronger communities. Through our economic empowerment initiatives, we equip women and young people with the skills, knowledge, and opportunities they need to improve their livelihoods. This is achieved through community-based training such as financial literacy training/programs, and entrepreneurial training, along with support for small-scale entrepreneurship, all aimed at fostering economic independence and resilience.
Additionally, we use other approaches such as policy influencing, addressing cultural barriers, and leadership training to strengthen the results produced by our economic empowerment initiatives and achieve greater impact.
07From the field
In the community
08In good company
