Building Better Futures

Ending the poverty cycle that leads to abortion-mindedness and abandonment.

What We Do

Wanted Alive Kenya walks with vulnerable children, youth, and families to break cycles of poverty, crisis, and generational harm. We provide safe environments, practical support, and hope‑centered programs that strengthen dignity and open real pathways to a thriving future. Our work is rooted in compassion, accountability, and the belief that every life is wanted, valued, and capable of flourishing.

Wanted Alive Kenya…
Is currently in the process of completing registration for International NGO status in Kenya, Africa. W.A.K is a branch of Wanted Alive INC the USA Parent Organization.

Born in the Month of May:
Mothers supported = babies Saved❤️

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Current Impact

  • W.A.K Provides for 16 women...

  • ...2 men...

  • and 48 children in Kenya, Africa.

If this cause matters to you, join us in giving today. Your support brings hope now and builds lasting change for generations to come.

Let’s Work Together

Current needs in Kenya:

We are renting an office/Community Center conveniently located in the informal settlement we serve in. This office and Community Center places us directly inside the community we serve, where families face the greatest challenges and the fewest resources. Having a permanent, safe space allows us to offer mentorship, crisis support, life‑skills training, adult & youth programs every single day. Your support makes it possible for us to show up consistently, build trust, and create lasting change right where it’s needed most. If you’d like to support this specific need tap the button to donate:

Sponsor a family:

Many families are still waiting for sponsors. Until we have enough support to train them and help launch their business plans, they continue to rely on us for monthly food and rent. Tap the button below to learn more about the families we currently have listed and their needs and choose a family that has not yet been sponsored.