We believe every generation carries wisdom, potential and purpose. Our work brings people together so that children, youth, families and seniors can grow stronger — together.
Who we are
Reborn Foundation Kenya is a faith-based, non-profit intergenerational organization founded in 2024. We work with vulnerable children, youth, adults and seniors through compassion, mentorship, service and empowerment.
Our aim is not simply to respond to immediate hardship. We create opportunities for people to learn, develop skills, strengthen families, build livelihoods and remain connected to their communities.
Through education, discipleship, entrepreneurship, health and wellbeing initiatives, family support and community outreach, we seek to restore hope while helping people build a future with dignity and purpose.
Mission & Vision
Our vision gives us the direction. Our mission defines the practical work required to move communities toward it.
We envision communities in which vulnerable people are not defined by age, poverty or circumstance, but are supported with access to sustainable livelihoods, education, belonging and the opportunity to live with purpose.
Our mission is to enhance wellbeing and social inclusion through education and training, healthcare, psychosocial support, mentorship and livelihood opportunities that equip individuals and families to thrive.
What makes our approach different
Our intergenerational model creates meaningful connection between children, youth, adults and seniors. Young people gain guidance and role models. Older generations remain connected, respected and able to pass on knowledge, culture and experience.
Our core values
Our values shape the way we serve, collaborate, communicate and remain accountable to the people and communities we work with.
Christian principles of love, compassion, humility and service guide the way we work with people and communities.
We value honesty, accountability and transparency in our relationships, programs and stewardship of resources.
We equip people with skills, education and opportunity so that support can grow into independence and long-term progress.
We serve with empathy and with respect for the dignity, circumstances and potential of every person.
We believe communities become stronger when generations work together with mutual respect and shared responsibility.
Our story
Reborn Foundation Kenya began with a simple conviction: vulnerable people need more than isolated interventions. They need community, opportunity and relationships that remain strong over time.
Since its founding, RFK has developed programs that connect education, skills, family support, community outreach, faith and intergenerational care.
RFK is established as a faith-based intergenerational non-profit organization focused on vulnerable children, youth, adults, families and seniors.
Education, family support, youth empowerment, community relief, senior inclusion and mentorship are developed as connected parts of the same mission.
RFK works with communities and seeks collaboration with organizations, churches, companies, educational institutions, foundations and supporters who share the goal of sustainable social impact.
The foundation continues developing education, livelihood and community initiatives designed to strengthen resilience and reduce long-term vulnerability.
Our Team
Reborn Foundation Kenya is led by a leadership and advisory structure that connects the foundation's vision with practical work in the community.
As Founder and CEO, Pastor Dr. Yusuf Odhiambo provides leadership for Reborn Foundation Kenya and its mission to strengthen vulnerable communities through faith, education, empowerment, family support and intergenerational care.
The foundation is supported by an advisory structure that helps strengthen strategic direction, accountability and responsible organizational development.
RFK's work is carried forward through people supporting education, outreach, mentorship, family programs, volunteer activities and relationships within the community.
Partners & Collaboration
Reborn Foundation Kenya welcomes collaboration with institutions, organizations and community stakeholders that can strengthen programs through funding, expertise, training, volunteering, research or access to new opportunities.
Collaboration can strengthen local reach, coordination, development initiatives and access to community structures.
Shared funding, knowledge and program collaboration can expand sustainable support for vulnerable people and communities.
Corporate partners can contribute program funding, employee engagement, practical expertise and skills development.
Churches and faith-based organizations can collaborate in community service, spiritual support, volunteering and outreach.
Schools, colleges and training organizations can support learning, mentoring, vocational skills and knowledge exchange.
Local groups help ensure that initiatives remain connected to real community needs, relationships and local knowledge.
RFK is open to collaboration that contributes practical value and aligns with the foundation's mission, values and responsibility to the communities it serves.
Support a child, volunteer your skills, collaborate with our team or help strengthen community programs in Kenya.