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Our programmes

Connected programmes. One community-centred purpose.

We work across health, livelihoods, agriculture, WASH, inclusion, evidence and partnerships so that gains in one area can reinforce progress in another.

01

Community Health

Strengthening knowledge, participation, referral pathways and household health practices.

  • Community mobilisation and health education
  • CHW orientation and support
  • Referral information and linkage
  • Health communication materials
02

Chronic Lymphedema / Elephantiasis-like Illness Support

A careful, community-focused response to chronic swelling and related health and social needs.

  • Baseline and community mapping
  • Identification and referral
  • Self-care support
  • Stigma reduction and technical coordination
03

Sustainable Agriculture & Livelihoods

Practical support for household production, farmer learning, groups, markets and resilience.

  • Farmer field learning
  • Home gardens
  • Farmer group support
  • Markets, value addition and livelihood opportunities
04

WASH & Environmental Health

Community action around hygiene, sanitation and environmental health.

  • WASH assessment
  • Hygiene and sanitation mobilisation
  • Priority WASH improvements
  • Environmental health action
05

Women, Youth & Vulnerable Households

Inclusive participation and protection integrated across programme delivery.

  • Women and youth participation
  • Safeguarding and PSEA
  • Community accountability
  • Attention to vulnerable households
06

Evidence, Learning & Partnerships

Learning systems that strengthen programme quality, accountability and collaboration.

  • Monitoring and evaluation
  • Learning and documentation
  • Governance and compliance
  • Partnerships and resource mobilisation
Programme principle

Health and livelihoods are not separate conversations.

Household wellbeing is shaped by health, income, food security, water and sanitation, social inclusion and access to services. KIDO’s programme model is designed to reflect those connections.