At LINKCBO, we champion the wellbeing of children, orphans, the elderly, and widows—bringing hope and opportunity to society’s most vulnerable.
Mission
Empowering communities through holistic development, our mission is to provide accessible healthcare, safe shelter, quality education, and sustainable food security, while fostering economic resilience through our revolving fund, ultimately enhancing the well-being and self-sufficiency of our members.
Vision
A future where every community member thrives, with access to quality healthcare, safe shelter, quality education, sustainable food systems, and economic opportunities, living with dignity and purpose.
Our Values
- Compassion: We serve with empathy and respect.
- Integrity: We act with transparency and accountability.
- Collaboration: We partner for lasting community impact.
- Empowerment: We equip individuals to build brighter futures.
Our Story & Purpose
Origin Story
Founded in 2006 by community leaders in Kano K'Ochieng' Kisumu under the tutelage of Mr. Hezikiah Bunde Nyaranga, LINKCBO began as a small relief effort to feed orphans and widows during a severe famine. Over a decade, we’ve grown; building schools, clinics, and livelihood programs across our community.
Purpose Statement
In kadibo many individuals and families face significant challenges in accessing basic necessities like healthcare, shelter, education, and food. Poverty, inequality, and limited resources exacerbate these issues, hindering community development and perpetuating cycles of disadvantage. Our organization aims to address these gaps by providing holistic support and services, empowering communities to break free from poverty and thrive.
We believe every life is precious. Inspired by stories of loss and resilience, we work tirelessly so no child goes hungry, no widow feels alone, and every elder lives with dignity.
Key Milestones
- 2007First feeding center opened in Kisumu.
- 2011Launched rural health clinic for maternal care.
- 2015Started widow empowerment with skills training.
- 2018Served 100,000+ children in 50 communities.
- 2022Celebrated 100 years of service.