Empowering children, adolescents, and caregivers affected by Sickle Cell Disease in Kenya.
To intentionally and compassionately support children, adolescents, young people, and their caregivers affected by sickle cell disease through accessible health services, empowerment programs, and advocacy; ensuring dignity and equity for all.
A Kenya where every child, adolescent, and young person (0–24 years) living with sickle cell disease thrives with dignity, compassion, and equal access to quality care.
We approach care with empathy, respect, and dignity for every individual.
We are deliberate in designing impactful, sustainable programs for those we serve.
We empower individuals and communities to thrive despite challenges.
We uphold honesty, transparency, and accountability in everything we do.
We believe in the power of partnerships and collective action to drive impact.
We embrace creativity and new ideas to provide sustainable solutions.
Founded in Nairobi’s informal settlements, Nia CBO began as a grassroots movement to bridge the care gap for children and families facing Sickle Cell Disease. Today, we are piloting programs in Nairobi with plans to scale to Nyanza’s five counties and the Coast region.