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Our impact

787,000 people.
One year.

This is what accountability looks like. Outcomes, mapped, counted, and honestly reported.

Impact statistics for 2024

People reached
0K+

Individuals whose lives have been directly improved by KINDRED programmes in 2024

With clean water
0K+

People in 340 communities now have safe, reliable access to clean drinking water

Children in school
0+

Children enrolled in KINDRED-supported schools and learning centres across South Asia

Health patients seen
0K+

Consultations, vaccinations, and safe deliveries across our 24 community clinics

Women empowered
0+

Women who have received microfinance loans, business training, or peer mentorship

To programmes
0%

Of every dollar raised is spent on direct programme delivery — not administration

2024 reach by programme

Where your support goes

In 2024, our clean water programme reached the most people — 420,000 across 340 communities. Health and education follow closely. Each bar shows the share of the 787,000 people reached.

Programme reach breakdown chart: Clean Water 54% (420,000 people), Health Clinics 24% (189,000), Education 11% (87,000), Food Security 8% (63,000), Women's Empowerment 4% (28,000).
Clean Water
54%(420,000)
Health Clinics
24%(189,000)
Education
11%(87,000)
Food Security
8%(63,000)
Women's Empowerment
4%(28,000)

Geography

Where we work

8 countries across Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa, and South Asia.

KINDRED operates in 8 countries: Kenya (Clean Water, Health Clinics, Women's Empowerment — 210,000+ beneficiaries), Tanzania (Clean Water, Women's Empowerment — 95,000+), Uganda (Clean Water — 70,000+), Ethiopia (Health Clinics — 45,000+), Bangladesh (Education, Women's Empowerment — 55,000+), Nepal (Education — 30,000+), Ghana (Food Security, Women's Empowerment — 38,000+), Senegal (Food Security — 22,000+).

Kenya

Clean Water, Health Clinics, Women's Empowerment

210,000+

beneficiaries

Tanzania

Clean Water, Women's Empowerment

95,000+

beneficiaries

Uganda

Clean Water

70,000+

beneficiaries

Ethiopia

Health Clinics

45,000+

beneficiaries

Bangladesh

Education, Women's Empowerment

55,000+

beneficiaries

Nepal

Education

30,000+

beneficiaries

Ghana

Food Security, Women's Empowerment

38,000+

beneficiaries

Senegal

Food Security

22,000+

beneficiaries

2024 at a glance

Annual highlights

New boreholes drilled
42
New schools opened
14
New clinics opened
2
New farming families
4,200
New microloans disbursed
3,800
Total funds raised
$14.2M

A decade of change

KINDRED milestones

  1. KINDRED founded

    Maya Patel and Samuel Omondi launch KINDRED with a $80,000 seed grant and a single project: a borehole in Kibwezi, Kenya.

  2. 10,000 people with clean water

    Our first major milestone — 10,000 people in 8 communities now drink safe water. The model is proven.

  3. Education programme launches

    We break ground on our first school in Bangladesh. By year-end, 3 schools are open with 1,200 enrolled students.

  4. Women's Empowerment programme

    We launch microfinance lending with 150 borrowers in Kenya. Repayment rate in year one: 99%.

  5. Health clinics begin

    Our first two community health clinics open in rural Kenya. 4,200 patients seen in the first six months.

  6. 100,000 people with clean water

    A landmark year: we cross the 100,000 clean water milestone and are awarded the USAID Community Impact Award.

  7. COVID-19 response

    We pivot rapidly to deliver hygiene kits, masks, and health information to 280,000 people across our programme regions.

  8. Four-star Charity Navigator status

    KINDRED achieves the highest rating from Charity Navigator for the third consecutive year. 89 cents of every dollar goes to programmes.

  9. Food Security programme

    We launch in West Africa with 8,000 farming families in Ghana and Senegal. Crop yields improve by 140% in year one.

  10. 500,000 people reached

    We cross the half-million mark in cumulative people reached across all five programme areas.

  11. 787,000 people in one year

    Our most impactful year: $14.2M raised, 787,000 people reached, and our first self-sustaining community water committee in Tanzania.

Every milestone started with a donation.

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