Building hope. Empowering communities. Creating opportunities.
Bridge of Hope CBO – Kenya works with communities to expand opportunities in education, skills development, ICT and AI, the Blue Economy, environmental conservation, sports, entrepreneurship and sustainable livelihoods.
Who we are
Bridge of Hope CBO – Kenya is an independent community-based organisation working to strengthen opportunities for young people, families and communities through practical education, skills development, technology, environmental stewardship, sports, entrepreneurship and community empowerment.
Our work is closely connected to Jomvu Kuu and the wider coastal community, while our community-group network and activities extend to other parts of Kenya.
Registration information and certificate details will be added after approval for publication.
Vision
A resilient and empowered community where people have the knowledge, skills and opportunities to build sustainable livelihoods and a better future.
Mission
To empower communities through practical education, skills development, technology, environmental stewardship, enterprise development, sports and partnerships that create sustainable opportunities.
Values
Integrity · Accountability · Inclusion · Community participation · Innovation · Environmental responsibility · Partnership · Transparency
Impact at a glance
Figures from the BOH-CBO Kenya 2025 report.
Associate groups are in Mombasa, Meru, Nairobi, Bungoma, Kakamega, Vihiga, Siaya, Kisumu and Trans Nzoia. Also reported: 330 direct and 3,330 indirect junior members, and 330 students trained in games and sports.
Our programmes
Competency-Based Education
Helping learners, teachers and parents understand the move from CBC to CBE, pathways, subject combinations and career guidance.
ICT & Artificial Intelligence
Digital literacy, computing, cybersecurity, visual programming and introductory AI skills for students and community groups.
Blue Economy
Community initiatives linked to marine resources, aquaculture, boat making, coastal livelihoods and environmental restoration.
Environment & Climate Action
Mangrove restoration, tree planting, waste management, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and circular-economy activities.
Games, Sports & Talent
Sports training that builds talent, discipline, teamwork and positive community engagement.
Entrepreneurship & Livelihoods
Practical skills, production and enterprise development, from training to income generation.
Leadership & Governance
Community leadership, institutional strengthening, accountability and engagement with public institutions.
Community Empowerment
Training and support for community groups, youth, women, men and persons living with disabilities.
Featured project: Jomvu Kuu Eco-Marine and Blue Economy work
In Jomvu Kuu Ward, Mombasa County, we are building a practical community platform that links skills development, production, entrepreneurship, environmental stewardship and the Blue Economy. The Eco-Marine Training Hub is intended to give youth, women, men and persons living with disabilities practical skills and enterprise opportunities, with training linked to production, certification and income-generation pathways.
Proposed Training areas under the hub proposal:
- Carpentry and furniture making
- Tree nursery establishment and tree planting
- Beehive making and beekeeping
- Boat making
- Aquaculture
- Plastic and metal recycling and fabrication
Eco-Restaurant, Jomvu Creek
Reported in 2025The 2025 BOH report recorded the Eco-Restaurant as approximately 70% complete. Its current status is being confirmed.
BOH Jomvu Creek Land Fund
Seeking supportWe are raising KES 10,000,000 to secure about 1.5 acres of land near the Jomvu Creek Eco-Restaurant area. 100% of the target is for securing the land, through harambee, public contributions and partner support.
Ask how to contributePayment details will be published here once BOH approves them.
Stories & news
Indian Ocean restoration and livelihoods: a growing opportunity for coastal communities
The Blue News reports a US$500 million, 10-year Aga Khan Foundation programme for Indian Ocean restoration and livelihoods. It covers coastal restoration, regenerative agriculture, sustainable fisheries, clean energy and enterprise development, the same themes coastal communities like Jomvu Kuu work on. This is another organisation's programme, not a BOH project.
Source: The Blue News.
Field stories coming soon
Project updates, CBE engagement, sports results and environmental activities will be posted here by the BOH team.
Gallery
Photographs from training, tree planting, sports, community engagement and Blue Economy activities will appear here, each with a caption.
Partners & collaborators
Relationship wording is subject to BOH approval.
Kenya Ports Authority (KPA)
Institutional partner.
Edu-Tulivu Consultancy Services Ltd
Collaborator.
Mokowe Marine Co. Ltd
Collaborator.
Hikma Foundation Kenya
Collaborator.
Our team
Management / contact person
Management / contact person
Training Coordinator
Technical Officer
Marketing Officer
Treasurer
Media & Communications
Front Office
Get involved
Partner with BOH
Work with us on community, environmental, education, Blue Economy and livelihood initiatives.
Support a project
Contribute financial, technical, equipment, training or in-kind support to a specific project.
Volunteer
Offer skills, mentorship, technical support, training or community service.
Support the Jomvu Creek Land Fund
Help us secure land for our long-term community and Blue Economy initiative.
Contact us
- OrganisationBridge of Hope CBO – Kenya
- Postal addressP.O. Box 80107, Kilindini, Mombasa, Kenya
- Telephone+254 142 185 068
- Emailkenyaboha@gmail.com
- Social / YouTubeBridge of hope cbo kenya