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04 November 2025 / 13. Jamaad-Ul-Awwal 1447
N2K Walk 2013: Community Upliftment Project
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In December 2013, the N2K Team, a group of youth from London (UK) walked from the Holy City of Najaf to the land of Karbala during Arbaeen 1435 to raise funds for The World Federation’s ‘Community Upliftment Project' in Northeast Kenya. |
This initiative is a joint venture between The World Federation and Africa Federation which aims to provide long-term, sustainable solutions to uplift communities in Kenya’s drought affected areas and take them out of poverty.
The N2K Team raised almost £40,000 GBP of the £60,000 allocated for this project. The project comprises 9 different initiatives. This progress report provides an overview of the next two initiatives that have been completed:
- Tree Planting Project, and
- School Desks for Alikune Primary School
To download the full report, Click here
The World Federation takes this opportunity to thank each and every member of the N2K Team for supporting the Community Upliftment Project in Northeast Kenya and all of the donors who so generously contributed to their fundraising efforts.
For more information, please email [email protected].
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