Frequently Asked Questions

We have our main headquarters in Nairobi and operate programs in 8 counties across Kenya, including Nairobi, Kisumu, Mombasa, Nakuru, and Western Kenya. Our community health workers reach even the most remote areas to provide care and support.

We are funded through a combination of individual donations, corporate partnerships, foundation grants, and government funding. We maintain financial transparency and ensure that 85% of all donations go directly to our programs and services.

Yes, Dream Kenya Trust is fully registered as a non-profit organization in Kenya. We comply with all regulatory requirements and our financial records are audited annually. Our registration number is OP.218/051/2008.

You can verify our legitimacy through the Kenyan NGO Coordination Board, view our annual reports on our website, or contact us directly for our registration documents. We're also proud members of several health and humanitarian networks in Kenya.

You can donate through multiple methods: M-Pesa (Paybill 123456, Account DREAMKENYA), PayPal on our website, bank transfer, or by mailing a check. Visit our "Ways to Give" page for detailed instructions on each method.

Yes, all donations to Dream Kenya Trust are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. We provide official receipts for all donations that can be used for tax purposes in Kenya and other applicable jurisdictions.

85% of every donation goes directly to our programs and services. Only 15% is used for administrative costs and fundraising. We're committed to financial transparency and our annual reports detail exactly how funds are allocated.

Yes, you can designate your donation to specific programs such as medical care, nutrition support, youth education, or community health workers. If you don't specify, your donation will be used where it's needed most.

Online donors receive an automatic email receipt. For bank transfers or checks, we issue receipts within 7 business days. If you haven't received your receipt, please contact donate@dreamkenyatrust.org with your donation details.

We provide comprehensive services including HIV testing and counseling, ARV treatment, management of opportunistic infections, nutritional support, psychosocial counseling, and community-based care through our health worker network.

Yes, we offer free HIV testing and counseling at all our clinics. We also conduct mobile testing campaigns in communities and partner with local health facilities to increase access to testing services.

Our Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) program ensures HIV-positive mothers receive proper care and treatment to prevent transmission to their babies during pregnancy, delivery, and breastfeeding. We've helped over 3,100 babies be born HIV-free.

Yes, we have specialized programs for children living with or affected by HIV, including pediatric HIV care, support for orphans and vulnerable children, educational support, and nutrition programs specifically designed for children's needs.

We combat stigma through community education, support groups, media campaigns, and by training community leaders and health workers. We also share success stories to show that people living with HIV can lead full, productive lives.

You can volunteer in various capacities including healthcare services, community outreach, administrative support, event coordination, and fundraising. Please email volunteer@dreamkenyatrust.org with your area of interest and availability.

While medical professionals are always needed, we have many non-medical volunteer opportunities in administration, communications, fundraising, community outreach, and event planning. We provide training for all volunteer roles.

Yes, we welcome student volunteers and offer internship opportunities. Students can gain valuable experience in public health, community development, and non-profit management. We also accommodate academic requirements for fieldwork or research.

Yes, we accept international volunteers, particularly those with specialized skills in healthcare, public health, or organizational development. International volunteers are responsible for their own travel and accommodation arrangements.

We're flexible with volunteer commitments. Some roles require regular weekly hours, while others are project-based or event-specific. We work with volunteers to find a schedule that works for both parties.