Who We Are
Beatrice Fullal Foundation was formed as a legacy project by Ellein Nasieku in honor of her now retired grandmother Beatrice Fullal who was an educator and a peace ambassador in the northern ASAL counties in Kenya.
We come from marginalized indigenous community known as Samburu. Our community is located in the northern part of Kenya and we are nomads. Other than our rich cultural heritage,
the Samburu people like many nomadic communities in Kenya have some harmful practices like FGM and early childhood marriages.
What We Do
01.
— We Find & Fund
We monitor all community needs, including education, the environment, economic development, arts and culture, and health and human services
02.
— We Build Networks
To promote the concept of community foundations throughout Kenya. To support community foundations, providing a high quality service to members.
03.
— We Provide Care
We are more focused on building a personalized donor-recipient relationship.
Impact Stories
Menstrual Hygiene and Health
Menstrual Hygiene and Health
Most of the children from the vulnerable homes in the
northern of Kenya access most of the basic needs by
virtue of them going to school.
Distributed over 30,000 sanitary towels and
conducted menstrual health & hygiene programs.
We have supported 2000 girls with menstrual hygiene
training and sanitary products.
Community Dialogues/Mentorship
Community Dialogues/Mentorship
Community Dialogues to improve human rights knowledge and activism. The aim of these dialogues is to create change agents and champions within the community setup. Studies have shown that for community solutions to have longevity, impact, and sustainability, they must come from the consumers/users and in our case, these are the community people. For our solutions to work in these specific communities, we must get the community leadership by in and these dialogues foster growth and rapport between us.
Partners
