Community Mobilization for Positive Empowerment, (COMPE) is local -based NGO registered in Kenya under the Kenya NGO act.
COMPE is dedicated to creating lasting transformation in the lives of women, youth and children and the entire community. (COMPE) coins its name from a desire to mobilize the community to develop local capacities to improve the socio-economic position of the beneficiaries to free them from the three major forms of vulnerability namely: transitory related to livelihood shocks which affect economically active groups, chronic related to life cycle events e. g old age, orphan hood, widowhood, disability and structural related to market failures, seasonal unemployment, political marginalization, social exclusion.
VISION: A prosperous society where everybody is engaged in positive sustainable
development without fear of oppression and access decent standards of living.
MISSION: To promote sustainable positive and innovative profitable development oriented micro- enterprises and livelihood support programs among underserved communities.
Our strategic areas of operations are Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WATSAN) Economic Empowerment and Livelihoods, Girl Child Education, Agriculture Environmental Conservation and Food Security, & HIV/AIDS Awareness.
This initiative targets community members, actively involved in petty trade and subsistence farming by creating an income and alternative livelihood options. Targeting close to 100 beneficiaries the initiativeencourages group savings bycontributing ...
This is an initiative with support from VGIF and GWWI targets vulnerable households with capacity building on community hygiene, water treatment at house hold level, entrepreneurial skills in soap making technology and toilet digester. We have trained 30 women groups with 250 members each. We also train women on water harvesting techniques and construction of composting toilets local youths and women are trained on how to make blocks using the ISSB technology that is environmentally friendly ...
We believe in promoting the realization of the right to free and compulsory education for all children in Kenya, with extra focus on girl child and most vulnerable children in the target community by addressing one of the major causes of poor education for girl’s which is lack of sanitary towels. Most girls miss out of school at least 7 days per month due to menstrual problems. The initiative engages women and girls in sex & reproductive health and life skill sessions...
This initiative targets community members, actively involved in petty trade and subsistence farming by creating an income and alternative livelihood options. Targeting close to 100 beneficiaries the initiative encourages group savings by contributing...
COMPE believes in process that are community driven and owned, we believe in building the capacity of communities to participate and be involved in their development agenda through community capacity building forums to discuss issues affecting the community and what can be done .We draw our approach from proven transformative methodologies that are participatory, train community own resource persons who spearhead the community process guided by trained Trainers of Trainers ...
We believe in effective and efficient networking, collaborations and advocacy to promote good governance and protection of human rights and strive to create enabling environments for real social and economic change through advocating for institutional reforms and capacity build community to be heard and advocate for change at all levels of development. We have and are establishing networks and collaborations with Government relevant ministries and other development partners for sustainable development
We believe in effective and efficient networking, collaborations and advocacy to promote good governance and protection of human rights and strive to create enabling environments for real social and economic change through advocating for institutional reforms and capacity build community to be heard and advocate for change at all levels of development. We have and are establishing networks and collaborations with Government relevant ministries and other development partners for sustainable development...
This initiative targets community members, that we train on story gardening in recycled sacks and shed net technology, simple micro irrigation using buckets drips and bottles as well as engaged school health and agriculture clubs. This initiative will link with the intended composting toilets project to generate organic manure for farming. The farmers are trained on making organic pesticides and manure using the locally available materials we also engage in tree planting activities for environmental conservation ...
Training of Trainers of Trainers on community conversations, member of the team that developed of the Concern CC training manuals first and second editions, distribution of Exam ma
On this year’s International Youth Day, COMPE together with Eco-network Foundation, pulled a girls day full of edutainment at Nyabera Primary School, Siaya County where a lot
Closing the gaps project by Concern with support from USAID Day three of our training for County Administrator’s Kakamega county under the Closing the gaps in devolved health
We’re working to ensure all children have a healthy start in life. We believe that no child should die from preventable causes
We’re working to ensure children and their families are protected by strong, social safety nets, so they and future generations can cope with shocks and break out of poverty.
Learning has amazing power to change a child’s world. We are working to close the global learning gap by making sure children settle at school and get a quality education.
We are working with all our partners to protect children – especially girls and those in conflict situations – from physical and emotional violence, online and offline, and help survivors become healthy, nurturing adults.
