Our vision begins with changed lives. Because God changed our lives we have a passion to see the lives of others changed as well…
We have a vision to see individuals, families and communities changed. To love and serve widows, children, and others without options. Together we shine the light of hope, working together for a brighter future. We work to educate, train and dream that every person we encounter will have the opportunity reach their God created potential.
As Catholic Charities, we labor in the streets inviting and serving those who have been left out to know and experience the tremendous and abundant love of God through Jesus Christ.
We commit ourselves to break down walls of division that keep sisters and brothers separated from one another, excluded, or rendered disposable by our society.
With joy, we resolve to build bridges of hope, mercy and justice toward the creation of a culture of communal care responsive to the cries of those who are poor.
Catholic Charities works in the following areas:
Our network of generous donors, volunteers and employees share a mission of preventing and relieving suffering, here at home and around the world.
Touching Lives Kenya (TLK) is a “daughter” organization to Touching Lives Ministry. As a Non-Government Organization (NGO), TLK provides many Kenyan partners for Touching Lives Ministry as we carry out our international vision. Touching Lives Kenya is blessed to have a leadership of servant leaders. This is a group of individuals from many walks of life who have a passion for those who are in need. They give of their time and energy and are compensated by the sight of healthy children, the elderly that are being cared for, and lives of everyday Kenyan’s that are changed through the saving knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Some recent projects completed by Touching Lives Kenya include:
“We must be silent before we can listen.
We must listen before we can learn.
We must learn before we can prepare.
We must prepare before we can serve.
We must serve before we can lead.”
–William Arthur Ward
