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Construction

Erdemann Property Ltd

Events Management

Peach Creations

Hotels

Park Place Hotel - Karen

E-Learning

Elimika ELMS

Personal

Personal Blogs

e-commerce

Kayworths International

NGO's

JKF Foundation

IT Supplies

IT Supplies

Cargo

Jaspa Logistics

Youth Networks

Swahiba Youth Networks

Bookshops

Berean Communications

Colleges

NIBS

Education

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KIE-elimika e-learning system

C.B.O

Afyabora C.B.O

Start Ups

Enlight Global

housing

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NHC - National Housing Corporation

Manufacturing

HADA Products

Institutions

Thika Technical Training Institute

Blogs

mrsmwiti.com

Motors

Thornhill Motors Limited

Real Estate

Tysons Kenya Limited

Software

Worldspan Systems Limited

Travel

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Subira Tours & Travel

Furniture & Gifts

Wahome Teak Furniture

Media

Small & Medium Enterprises Today

Politics

Hon Martha Karua's Gichugu Constituency

Parastatals

WRMA - Water Resources Management Authority

Herbal Health

Target Bullet

NGO's

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"JIFAHAMU" is a Swahili word meaning "know your status". The JIFAHAMU KENYA FOUNDATION (JKF) is a Kenyan registered not-for-profit, Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) whose mission is to address issues that affect the poorest of the poor, whose plight has been overlooked or carelessly handled by those who were expected to offer help and support. We also focus on health matters affecting people, the biggest one being HIV/AIDS.

The Kenya government and other governments of the world, global peace and health organizations, Civil Society Organisations (CSO) and individuals filled with benevolence have sat and made strategies on how to reduce the spread of the HIV virus. But besides the enormous resources and campaigns, the virus is still spreading, accompanied with personal trauma, shame and stigma; shettering families and leaving behind orphans, mostly very young lives. Seemingly, the policies that have been made in beautiful air-conditioned offices behind computer screens have not been causing any meaningful change on the ground where the affected and the infected live.