The Ken Ogelo Foundation was established on a belief that no one in a community should be forgotten — not the elder who can no longer walk to the clinic, and not the child who risks her safety just to reach classroom.

Named in honor of the late Ken Ogelo, the Foundation works in rural Kenya through two community-based programs supporting the most vulnerable — elders facing illness and isolation, and
children learning in unsafe conditions — responding where help has been slow to arrive.

The Ken Ogelo Foundation connects these realities under one principle: the most vulnerable members of any community — its elders and its children — deserve organized, sustained, and dignified support.

Both programs are community-driven, phased to start with the most urgent needs, aligned with government systems, and built on accountability. We never lose sight of the person behind the program— the grandmother who hasn’t seen a doctor in two years, or the girl who misses school every month because there is no safe toilet.