Empower Kenyan communities through Run African Solutions. Since 1999, we have partnered with Kenya Aid and global supporters to drive sustainable, grassroots change. Your volunteer efforts directly support our critical missions: The Shikunga Hospital, local agricultural education, youth school clubs, and micro-finance programs. Your volunteer efforts directly support our critical missions: The Shikunga Hospital, local agricultural education, youth school clubs, and micro-finance programs.
Why Volunteer with Run Africa?
By dedicating your time and skills, you directly impact our four core pillars of
development. We rely on the passion of volunteers to fundraise, build capacity,
and scale our community-led initiatives in rural Kenya.
Murudef Community Health Centre: Help us raise funds and medical support for
the only non-government hospital in Kenya’s impoverished Western Province,
servicing over 40,000 residents.
Kilimo Training Institute of Permaculture: Assist in developing sustainable farming
curricula, organizing workshops, and driving food security initiatives that train
local farmers and youth.
School Clubs Network: Mentor young students and help coordinate
extracurricular programming focused on health, environment, and leadership.
Micro-finance Programs: Help us secure the capital and resources necessary to
empower local entrepreneurs and small business owners with micro-loans.
Why Volunteer with Run Africa?
We are currently looking for volunteers to fill the following roles:
1. Fundraising Coordinators: Lead grassroots campaigns, grant-writing projects, and virtual drives to sustain our ongoing hospital and school projects.
2. Program Mentors: Use your professional experience to assist in online training for our micro-finance and school club programs.
3. Outreach & Awareness: Act as an ambassador for Run Africa to grow our international network of donors and volunteers.
Ready to make a difference? Get involved today by visiting our Run Africa Volunteer page to apply, or contact our team to discuss how your specific skills can help us empower Kenyan communities