View a few pictures of Aim's response to the crisis in Kenya.

Aim International has established the Kenya Crisis Fund to help finance the Mission’s response to the humanitarian crisis brought about by Kenya’s post-election violence. It is estimated that over 250,000 Kenyans were displaced, and 600 men, women, and children lost their lives.

Aim International and the Africa Inland Church, our partner church in Kenya, have already begun responding to the needs, and will continue to do so in the days, weeks, and months ahead.

The Kenya Crisis Fund will be used in the following ways:

• To provide food, water, clothing and other commodities to refugees
• To rebuild homes of pastors in affected areas
• To rebuild churches burned down in the crisis
• To assist with funeral expenses of members of the Africa Inland Church who were killed.

It is possible to give online but the quickest way for us to get money to Kenya is from donations sent in by cheque. Click here to find out more on how to give.

Roof of AIC Kibera, burned by rioters

Bus turned over and burned by rioters in Kibera

Cleanup work inside AIC Kibera

Vehicle burned by rioters in Kibera

Children and adults line up for food at Kibera Church of God, which is housing 300 refugees from the election violence

Children and adults line up for food at Kibera Church of God, which is housing 300 refugees from the election violence

Children and adults line up for food at Kibera Church of God, which is housing 300 refugees from the election violence

Children enjoying a free meal at a church in Kibera hosting election violence refugees

Children enjoying a free meal at a church in Kibera hosting election violence refugees

The DC-3 loaded with food aid

Jim Levander and Rod Moyer unloading food aid from the DC3

Police look on as food aid is unloaded from the DC3 in western Kenya

A crowd gathers around the DC3 to help unload food aid in western Kenya

Remains of hymnal in AIC Kibera

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