We are running for Kenya […]
Make Me Smile Global Run – Virtual Charity Run

We are running for Kenya […]
Women affected by violence are often left alone – we want to change that! […]
The Austrian school supports two Kenyan schools with a daily lunch program […]
Great things usually start with an idea – inspire your acquaintances, family and friends with your fundraising campaign […]
Accompany an incurable child on the way to a promising future […]
Content: 1.1 FAMILY PLANNING 1.1.1 What is family planning? 1.1.2 Why family planning? -benefits of FP 1.1.3 Who should do family planning? 1.1.4 When to start family planning? 1.2 SAFE MOTHERWOOD 1.3 CONTRACEPTIVES 1.3.1 Condom/Barrier Methods 1.3.2 Pills and Injections/Hormonal Methods 1.3.3 Natural Methods 1.3.4 IUD, IUCD, Coop and coil/Intrauterine 1.3.5 TL, Vasectomy/Permanent Methods 2.1 HIV/AIDS AND STIS 2.1.1 Characteristics of HIV 2.1.2 Types of HIV 2.1.3 Mode of transmission 2.1.4 Drugs and Substance Abuse 2.2 TYPES OF STDs and Signs 2.2.1 Gonorrhea 2.2.2 Syphilis 2.2.3 Chancroid 2.2.4 Genital herpes 2.2.5 Aids 2.2.6 Myths and Facts 3. SEXUAL AND GENDER […]
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It pulled me out once again. Out into the world, out of the daily life, out of the expectations… […]
In 2013 Make Me Smile Kenya acquired a piece of land in Kajulu, Kisumu and initiated an organic farming project. […]
Apart from educational support and our lunchprograme in Miwani we also offer medical treatment to 20 OVCs in Miwani. […]
We help these children through scholarships or vocational trainings, medical and psychosocial support and by finding the right foster parents. We empower these families, leading them and the children under their care into self-sufficiency. “We help you to help yourself” is at the center of all our activities in personal and economical matters, for the people to gain independence. We also lead programs for school support, people living with HIV/Aids, family planning, trainings and guidance to lead people into self-sufficiency, lend a helping hand in realising sustainable agriculture, small businesses and village savings and loaning groups, trainings for our executive […]
This group was formed in the year 2006 by a group of people who were infected and affected by the scourge and faced a lot of discrimination and stigmatization from the fellow community members. […]
Through the help of Make Me Smile, Dennis is no longer living on the streets and started to study electrical engineer. […]
Every day our Social Workers have to walk long distances to visit various vulnerable families. They are rewarded a bicycle to motivate and help them multiply the smiles. […]
Mercy Atieno Odoyo is 30 years old, a mother of two boys and an incredibly strong woman. In her mid-twenties she decided to continue her education and started to go to school again. […]
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, liebe Freunde von Make Me Smile! Schon sehr bald wollen wir den kalten Winter anhand eines Benefiz-Festivals mit einem Lächeln erwärmen. Nämlich dem „Make me Smile Festival“1zu Gunsten von Make Me Smile Kenya. Das Make me Smile Festival ist ein Benefiz-Event zu Gunsten von Make me Smile Kenya. Sämtliche Einkünfte des Festivals werden direkt an konkrete Projekte von Make me Smile Kenya spenden und somit deren höchst unterstützenswerte Arbeit fördern. Wir möchten durch direkte Aktionen in Wien und Umgebung mit Euch gemeinsam das gesunde Lächeln fördern, und es durch Unterstützung sozialer Projekte auch in Regionen schicken, […]
The women of Chiga Good Choice combined their creativity, skills and hard work to produce beautiful art and utility objects through hand crafted work. […]
Experts from Kenya, Austria and Columbia led trainings about nutrition, first aid, family care, children rights, and psychosocial care. […]
The ‘Make Me Smile’ project started off in 2009 with the founding of the ‘Miwani Childrens House’. […]
Whitney is a 13 year old girl who, four years ago, suffered from a severe stroke leaving her paraplegic and blind. […]
Mollyn is a 20 year old girl and has a two years old son. Mollyn is paralyzed from the waist down and also her son was born with very weak legs. […]
Maxwell is in his last one and a half years of school. His dream is to study either medicine or biochemistry. […]