Disaster Relief
We have assisted with animal and human welfare during disasters since 2017. We have had our team on the ground for Hurricane Maria, Hurricane Ian, Hurricane Dorian, Hurricane Laura, Hurricane Delta, Puerto Rico Earthquakes, Ridgecrest Earthquakes, California Fires, Hurricane Michael, Hurricane Fiona, Hurricane Ida, Hurricane Melissa and many other storms and floods.
Community Action
Our team partners will local organizations to aid them in their missions. We believe giving back to our local charities is the best way to grow a community of compassion. Join us for a volunteer day!
Malawi Rural Health Clinic
In the rural villages of Malawi, children die everyday from simple, curable ailments like Malaria. We want to put an end to this so we’ve decided to build a clinic in the remote villages of Salima, Malawi to save lives and prevent tragedies like this from happening.
Animal Rescue in Puerto Rico, Jamaica, United States, Bahamas, Jamaica and Dominican Republic, Uganda
From financial support, to assistance with infrastructure, on the ground rescues, vetting and support, we have teams in each of these countries that rescue animals in need. For our projects in the Caribbean, animals are often flown to the United States where they become part of our adoption program.
Animal Adoptions
We rescue animals from disasters, abandonment, high-kill shelters and abuse and neglect. We accept owner surrenders and transfers from all over the U.S., Bahamas, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. Our foster program allows animals in need time to heal and be loved until they are adopted to their forever families.
Orphanage in Malawi
On average, in each village in Malawi, there are around 100 orphaned children under 5 years old. In Tembwe Village, Malawi, we decided to build an orphanage for the children in need. A place where they can come each morning for a lesson and meal.
School Scholarships
We support orphaned and impoverished children that are unable to attend school with scholarships and basic needs to keep them healthy, happy and in class! Our scholarship program is currently running in Malawi and Uganda and we hope to expand to other countries soon.
Strengthening Community Structures on the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Harassment and Abuse (PSEAH)
CKF conducted a capacity-building training for community structures, including Community Police Forum members, Village Development Committee (VDC) members, and Mother Group representatives in GVH Tembwe, Traditional Authority Kalonga. The training focused on strengthening community-level understanding and response to Sexual Exploitation, Harassment, and Abuse (PSEAH) among vulnerable children, adolescent girls, and Young women, with particular emphasis on the prevention of such abuses through the application of relevant gender laws and policies. participants were given PSEAH guidelines for use in case management.
Saving Wild Dogs
We are working to save the last pack of Wild Dogs in Ruaha National Park, Tanzania. Our goal is to minimize human-wildlife conflict between the dogs and villagers. Through education and prevention we can save this iconic species and help locals thrive.
Empowering Young People Through Business and Livelihoods Development
As part of the Livelihoods for Youth Campaign, Compassion Kind programs team facilitated a capacity-building session on youth and business in GVH Tembwe and Likongwe. The session aimed to equip young people with essential knowledge and skills to explore business opportunities, strengthen their entrepreneurial capacity, and improve their economic livelihoods. Participants were engaged on the importance of business development, identifying viable income-generating opportunities,
Global Animal Welfare
Promoting animal welfare through education and training in rural villages in East Africa to elementary schools in Florida to prevent cruelty and create an animal ethic of kindness and respect for all creatures.
Afforestation
We are combating deforestation with the planting of trees in woodlots throughout Salima, Malawi. Each woodlot is managed by a community point person that takes responsibility for the care and maintenance of the trees.
Gender Equality and Inclusive Development
CKF supported Nakondwa Youth Club to conduct a community awareness session on Gender and Development, focusing on promoting the meaningful inclusion of women and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) in community development processes. The activity used community mobilization approaches, including the traditional Gule Wamkulu dance, to attract community members and create an engaging platform for awareness and dialogue on gender equality and inclusive development.
Clean Water
Water is life. We believe access to clean water is a basic right and should be available to all. We are digging borewells for villages without water throughout the rural areas of Salima, Malawi.
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