top of page

Focused Programs

Kulea Villages supports impoverished families through structured, monitored programs tailored to each family's needs. Our specific services are outlined here; further details on each program can be found in the Service sub-pages.

This infant is lucky to have a determine grandmother to care for him, after loosing Mom.

Kulea Villages' Program Services

A healthy young infant, thank to formula support from Kulea Villages.

Babies - Nutrition Support

Babies are at the greatest risk in the first year of life. In Tanzania, through referrals, we support babies in crisis and their caregivers. Kulea Villages’ Maisha Matters program in Dar es Salaam is a partnership with Forever Angels, a UK-based charity providing similar services in Mwanza, Tanzania. In addition to supporting babies with nutritional formula we support caregivers with education.

Group of children headed off to school.

Education Support - Tanzania

Since Kulea Villages began in 2009, education has been a key program. In Tanzania, public education is free, but only 43% of children from impoverished families complete primary school (grade 7). Support funds assist families with the cost of required uniforms, school supplies, food, and transportation, reducing financial strain and preventing families from choosing between feeding their families and paying school fees. 

A group of young women enjoying the day.

Education Support - Kenya

Education is essential for helping children escape poverty and creating new possibilities for their future.  In Kenya, our work focuses on the Coastal area, where less than 12% of all children complete senior secondary school, and only 1% of impoverished children. In Kenya, education is also free, but uniforms, supplies, food, and sometimes boarding are provided by the family.    

Running this business is a team of three strong African women.

Business Startup

When working with a family, our goal is to help them achieve self-sufficiency. Kulea Villages helps the caregiver generate income through starting a business. We define self-sufficiency as three nutritious meals a day, a safe, stable shelter, and keeping children in school. 

Healthy and celebrating his first birthday.

Social Services

Kulea Villages’ core workforce is social workers. Every day, Kulea Villages social workers address the physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual well-being of our caregivers, the majority of whom are single mothers. 

A mother and child in a doorway looking a bit unsure.

Crisis Intervention

Families referred to Kulea Villages are often in desperate need of essential items such as food, mosquito nets, beds, home repairs, rent support, medical, or basic cooking items. We first eliminate the panic and start to build hope for the future. 

Provide email for blog alerts:

SUPPORT

Kulea Villages depends on donations to

continue work in Africa. As a registered 501(c) (3) organization, U.S. donations are tax-deductible.

EIN 80-0520944


Follow:

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Youtube
  • X

CONTACT

U.S.A Mailing:

P.O. Box 13
Kyle, TX  78640
United States

Tanzania Office:
4 Goba Rd
Mbezi Beach A, DSM
TANZANIA
+255 742 932 735

Get Directions

Kenya Office:

Manna Bible Church

Likoni Street, Mombasa

KENYA

+254 720 725 120

Get Directions

Contributions designated for specific projects shall be applied, with up to ten percent used for administration. 

2023-AccreditedSeal-WEB-Vertical-Blue.jpg
Charity Navigator highest Four-Star Rating for an excellent, transparent non-profit
2024-top-rated-awards-badge-from Greater Nonprofits

© 2026 by Kulea Childcare Villages

bottom of page