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Faraja Cancer Support Trust

Org #24239
Vetted since 2014
2010
year founded
$125,286
raised on GlobalGiving
12
years fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

To improve the physical, emotional and social well-being of cancer patients, cancer survivors and their caregivers through the provision of high quality complementary therapeutic treatments and counselling services. Faraja's goal is to reach and improve the lives of as many people as we can reach who are going through the cancer journey.

Project Leaders
Elizabeth Waichinga
Elizabeth Waichinga
Team
David Makumi, Elizabeth Waichinga, Judy Mangaru, Stephanie Ndungu, Diana Kiget, Maryam Hassan, Charles Githu
Organization Information
39173-00100, Nairobi
1st Floor, Cancer Care Kenya Building, Shivachi Road, Parklands
Nairobi, 00800
Kenya
+254 748 811909
Organization Information
39173-00100, Nairobi
1st Floor, Cancer Care Kenya Building, Shivachi Road, Parklands
Nairobi, 00800
Kenya
+254 748 811909

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Thank You for Going Gold

By Elizabeth Waichinga & Charles Githu | Fundraising and Communication Department

On 26 September, the KALRO Grounds in Muguga came alive in GOLD for the fifth edition of Faraja’s Be Bold Go Gold Walk/Run for Childhood Cancer. The event was fully sold out as families, men and... Read the full report ›

We Will Face This Together

By Charles Githu & Elizabeth Waichinga | Fundraising and Communication Department

When noticed a swelling in her left breast, she immediately knew something wasn’t right. “It was quite large, and deep down, I knew I needed to have it checked.” She asked her... Read the full report ›

Going Home

By Charles Githu and Brian Odira | Fundraising and Communication Department

When fourteen-year-old Nicole arrived at Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (KUTRRH) in February, she wasn’t thinking about school or spending time with her friends.... Read the full report ›
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