Our Communities

Kambiti Village, Wamunyu, Machakos.
In Kambiti Village, Global Angel Partners (G.A.P) work began in 2020 alongside elderly residents and impoverished families facing the severe impacts of climate change on food security. With many younger, working-age individuals having left for jobs in the cities, those remaining often struggle to meet basic needs due to recurring droughts and, at times, destructive floods. G.A.P provides supplementary food support, access to healthcare, and small-scale development initiatives — such as goat rearing and income-generating weaving projects — to help preserve dignity and improve quality of life. Our approach is rooted in partnership, not charity, walking with the community to restore hope and build resilience.

Macedonia, Athi River, Kenya.
When G.A.P. arrived in April 2024, the Macedonia community was still recovering from severe floods. Families from surrounding informal settlements of City- Carton and Jam-City faced sleepless nights as rain leaked through their roofs, soaking mattresses and making it difficult to rest. With limited job opportunities, even daily meals were hard to afford.
One year later, the community is thriving. Thanks to the resilience of local families and youth, and support from G.A.P., life here is stronger than ever.
Voices From Our Communities
"G.A.P. was a blessing from above. The devastation left many of us in our community in disbelief and dire need. Essentials such as food, mattresses, and rent were just out of reach, but most importantly, we were searching for hope. Thankfully, we found all of that and more. My business and family are flourishing."
"As the Lead Pastor at A.I.C Macedonia, it felt like a divine intervention when we received help exactly when we needed it most. Our church was overflowing with families in need of shelter, and while we were grateful for the food donations we received, the support from G.A.P was unparalleled. "
"G.A.P. restored my dignity when they fed me and my family, built that latrine for us, and kept checking on us. God bless you"