Our Impact
50000
Women and youth have received contraceptives
1000
Community Health Promoters professionalized
10
%
School transition rate of girls in 2025 from 45% since 2014
1000
Businesses started by women in saving groups
Our Programs
Our Ultimate Social Goal: To end health and economic poverty in rural arid Kenya communities, with an emphasis on improving the well-being of women and youth
Health Program
Primary healthcare is the greatest need for women & girls in our community. In rural Kenya, 70% of women and children lack access to health care . . .
Women's Livelihood
Women in rural areas live their whole life never knowing what their potential could have been, we are determined to change their economic status . . .
Youth Program
Adolescents comprise 24.5% of Kenya’s 47.6 million total population. This segment of the population is at high risk of STIs, HIV/AIDS . . .
Advocacy Program
In Kenya, 45% of women and girls aged 15 to 49 have experienced physical violence, while 14% have faced
sexual violence...
About usWelcome to Dandelion
Welcome to Dandelion
Africa
Dandelion Africa works with communities and the government on practical and systematic change so that communities in rural Kenya have access to quality healthcare. We provide free quality healthcare to children under the age of five. We encourage women to access affordable reproductive health services, enabling them to have time for productive work and engage in economic and leadership opportunities.
We are rooted in our communities
We work in the rural areas of Nakuru, Baringo, Kajiado and Narok counties in Kenya
Dandelion Africa works through a community integrated model that focuses on the holistic well-being of women, girls, and the community. The model focuses on solving community multidimensional challenges with integrated solutions.
This integrated solution has 4 core pillars. Health, Youth, Women, Livelihoods and Advocacy
Our campaigns
Make a Difference
Dandelion Africa works with communities and the government on practical and systematic change so that communities in rural Kenya have access to quality healthcare
