Kiunga Youth Bunge Initiative

Community Peace Building

Kiunga Youth Bunge Initiative (KYBI)

Advocacy on Human Rights

Kiunga Youth Bunge Initiative (KYBI)

Literacy & Numeracy Education

Kiunga Youth Bunge Initiative (KYBI)

KYBI

WHO WE ARE

Kiunga Youth Bunge Initiative (KYBI) is an independent non-profit organization established in 2007.As a community organization; KYBI is youth-leaning both in its operations and programs. It s premised on the fact that youths form a critical group of Kenya s population that are most vulnerable to exploitation, misrepresentation and radicalization.

In this regard, our programs are tailored to grow youth intervention strategies for development as well as elevating youth participation in development matters as the surest approach for sustainable development. In delivering on our mandate, KYBI considers grassroots involvement in sustainable development critical to its operations. Therefore, over time has invested in creating lasting partnerships and trust within the community it operates.

The great success we have experienced is largely attributed not only to the uniqueness and relevance of the design and implementation of our programs but also on the elaborate community workmanship strategies we use in engaging grassroots communities we work with.

Mobilizing and support of communities

This is mainly the mobilization of the communities towards activities that will enhance their livelihoods, like after a training on business management and resource mobilization that we have already administered to the community they have gone ahead and put this into action by opening small businesses and sourcing for funds at school levels through proposals Writing.

Advocacy on peace

This is a program that enables the organization creates awareness on peace in Lamu County. The program has allowed the organization to go up to the grass root levels sensitizing the community on the issues of peace. The community having clan conflicts this helps subside this by making them understand the importance of living as one community.

Youth Projects

These projects are designed to help and enlighten the youth on matters which affect them directly. These include radicalization, HIV/AIDS, drug abuse, business management and peace related issues. On this, cumulative (300) youth have directly benefitted from the different intervention areas stated above