Dear friends,
Karibu Kenya! I’m delighted to kick off the Virtual Voyage and welcome you to Kenya!
As CEO of Aga Khan Hospital in Kisumu, I work closely with AKF to deliver programs to improve the health of women and young children in rural areas. AKF has a long history of partnering with communities in Kenya to improve healthcare, as well as education, agriculture, and more.
The coronavirus has changed a lot for us, but we’re being flexible and adapting to the new challenges that have come up. Notably, AKF has trained healthcare workers and provided medical supplies, including personal protective equipment. AKF is also working with teachers and families to ensure children keep learning, and collaborating with civil society organizations to respond to immediate pandemic-related needs.
We know we have more challenging days ahead. Although this year isn’t what we expected, our vision and goal remain the same – to improve the quality of life for all Kenyans.
Thank you for being a partner in our work. It makes a difference.

Jane Wanyama
CEO
Aga Khan Hospital, Kisumu
Our Impact in Kenya
The Aga Khan Development Network has been active in Kenya for a century, working to improve health, education, economic opportunity, civil society, early childhood development, and agriculture and food security. AKF is a key player in many of these areas, delivering innovative approaches to improving quality of life for Kenyans.




Kenya
November 3
Mozambique
November 10
Afghanistan
November 17
Tajikistan
November 24
Health care
closer to home
Families living in rural areas of Kenya have a hard time getting to a doctor in an emergency—let alone for a routine check up. So the staff at the Kenyenya hospital brings the health care to them. Join this team of dedicated healthcare workers as they load up their supplies in the morning, to the moment they pack it in after a long, rewarding day.
Health care
closer to home
Families living in rural areas of Kenya have a hard time getting to a doctor in an emergency—let alone for a routine check up. So the staff at the Kenyenya hospital brings the health care to them. Join this team of dedicated healthcare workers as they load up their supplies in the morning, to the moment they pack it in after a long, rewarding day.

"Visiting Kenya opened my eyes. They can do a lot with a little. So it’s satisfying when what you give can help make such a difference. I saw the success rates of children going to school and women taking control of their health. No matter what amount we raise, we should make an effort."
Zaytoon Janjua, World Partnership Walk fundraiser
ACT NOW TO HELP FIGHT GLOBAL POVERTY
Your support is needed now more than ever. For 36 years, Canadians from coast-to-coast have contributed to AKFC’s development activities around the world through the Walk. Together, we can continue this critical work during a time when the world needs us the most.
Invite your friends to join the journey!

Homecoming
To commemorate the end of our Virtual Voyage, we invite you to our Homecoming Celebration — an interactive, virtual event to showcase the impact of our efforts! Join us to hear more inspiring stories of AKF’s work, connect with our community of supporters across North America, and celebrate our collective impact.
Save the Date
Homecoming
Sunday, December 6, 2020
4 PM Eastern / 3 PM Central / 2 PM Mountain / 1 PM Pacific
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