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Community Care Network (CCN) is a community-based organization nestled in the heart of North Eastern Kenya. We are committed to promoting the dignity, wellbeing, and resilience of vulnerable populations through holistic, inclusive, and rights-based development and humanitarian interventions. Founded in response to growing health, protection, and livelihood needs in marginalized counties, CCN operates across the arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs), targeting underserved communities with integrated, high-impact programs.

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Who we are

Who we Are

Since inception, CCN has been working closely with local communities, government institutions, and development partners to address systemic challenges including poor health services, insecurity, poverty, gender-based violence, lack of clean water, and food insecurity. Our team is made up of qualified professionals with experience in community development, humanitarian response, peace building, public health, and governance.

What We Do

HEALTH: We provide accessible and equitable healthcare services through free medical camps, outreach programs, and health education. We also work with government health facilities to promote preventive healthcare and improve service delivery.

Protection: Our protection programs target survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), children at risk, and marginalized populations. We offer psychosocial support, counseling, safe spaces, and community sensitization.

Livelihood & Food Security: We promote climate-resilient agriculture, clean energy enterprises, vocational training, and financial inclusion. Our cooperative and entrepreneurship support helps build household income and food security.

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH): We enhance access to safe water and sanitation facilities while promoting hygiene behavior change. This includes borehole rehabilitation, water trucking during droughts, and community-led total sanitation.

Peace Building and Governance: We facilitate conflict resolution, youth empowerment, inter-clan dialogue, and civic education to promote peaceful coexistence and inclusive governance structures.

Humanitarian and Emergency Assistance: In times of droughts, floods, and other emergencies, CCN provides life-saving food aid, non-food items, medical support, and temporary shelter to affected populations.

What we do

We foster resilience and self-reliance among underserved populations through an integrated and participatory development approach.

Since inception, CCN has been working closely with local communities, government institutions, and development partners to address systemic challenges including poor health services, insecurity, poverty, gender-based violence, lack of clean water, and food insecurity.

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Since inception, CCN has been working closely with local communities, government institutions, and development partners to address systemic challenges including poor health services, insecurity, poverty, gender-based violence, lack of clean water, and food insecurity.

Health

Health

We provide accessible and equitable healthcare services through free medical camps, outreach programs, and health education.

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Protection

Protection

Our protection programs target survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), children at risk, and marginalized populations.

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Livelihood & Food Security

Livelihood & Food Security

We promote climate-resilient agriculture, clean energy enterprises, vocational training, and financial inclusion.

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Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)

We enhance access to safe water and sanitation facilities while promoting hygiene behavior change.

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Peace Building and Governance

Peace Building and Governance

We promote peaceful coexistence and inclusive governance structures.

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Humanitarian and Emergency Assistance

Humanitarian and Emergency Assistance

In times of droughts, floods, and other emergencies, CCN provides life-saving assistance to affected populations.

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