Since 2018, Judes CBO has stood with women, youth and persons with disabilities in Oyugis and across Homa Bay County.
Judes Community Based Organization was founded and registered in 2018 in Homa Bay County. It was established to address critical gaps in underserved rural communities, where health, education and social equity challenges are deeply interconnected.
Our beginnings were rooted in collaboration between health professionals, disability advocates and community leaders determined to break systemic barriers such as stigma, lack of accessible services and cultural taboos.
Since then, we have grown into a trusted force for grassroots transformation and advocacy.
Meet our teamTo prioritize the needs of the vulnerable and less fortunate by addressing interconnected challenges in education, health, economic empowerment and social justice.
We bridge gaps that limit opportunity, eliminate barriers to access, and nurture environments where dignity, respect and self-sufficiency are at the core of development.
A compassionate and inclusive community where everyone has equal access to the resources, opportunities and support systems needed to thrive.
We envision a society where poverty, stigma and inequality no longer hinder progress. By fostering solidarity, innovation and accountability, we aim to build a culture that leaves no one behind.
Lasting change starts with the community. Everything we do follows three principles.
We work hand in hand with local communities, listening first so our response fits real needs.
Our programs are built to last, strengthening local resilience long after each activity ends.
We bring together families, leaders and partners to drive lasting social transformation.
We care deeply about the well-being of our community members, offering support and kindness especially in times of vulnerability.
Through skills, knowledge and resources, we enable people to take charge of their own development.
We celebrate diversity and ensure equal opportunities for all, regardless of gender, ability or background.
We operate with transparency, accountability and ethics in every program and decision.
By working together through partnerships and collective action, we achieve greater, lasting impact.
Our work in Homa Bay contributes to three of the United Nations SDGs.
Economic empowerment and support that help vulnerable families build self-sufficiency.
Youth sexual and reproductive health, HIV prevention and mental health support.
Ending SGBV and championing inclusion for persons with disabilities.
Referral pathways, legal aid, psychosocial support and safe houses for survivors.
Learn more 02Sexuality education, contraceptive awareness, HIV prevention and maternal health.
Learn more 03Safe spaces, peer support and counseling for young people.
Learn more 04Inclusion for neurodiverse people and children living with Cerebral Palsy.
Learn moreWe work alongside government, county and international partners to reach more people.
Triggerise (Tiko Africa)
Ministry of Health, Kenya
Homa Bay County
Dutch Flower Foundation
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