Many lives are currently in pieces as a result of broken dreams. Unfortunately, this is especially common amongst the poor who live at the bottom of our societies. Most of these dreams are lost due to the nature of the society we live in which, instead of identifying and creating a conducive atmosphere of encouraging and nurturing dreams, instead usually results in them getting squashed and thrown into oblivion.
Some people lose their dreams and resort to escapisms resulting in more regrets in life than ever before.
It is on this premise that I Dream Again Kenyanito (IDAK) Foundation has been conceived and birthed, to offer a platform that will identify lowly, deprived, and forgotten members of societies in Kenya and beyond, to pick up and steer their lost dreams.
IDAK is a Christian-based Foundation entrenched in holistic, social action interventions. It urges its beneficiaries to be authors of their own stories and to stretch their wings to fly. Her philosophies are driven by, and borrows heavily from the Holy Bible (Isaiah 1:17 and Job 14:7).
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From Rejection to Restoration: How Your Generosity Built a Home for Hellen 26 Aug 2026 For 43 years, 83-year-old Hellen lived in a cramped, 10×10-foot shack in Kibera—one of Africa’s largest informal settlements. But for Hellen, the lack of plumbing or electricity wasn’t the hardest part. It was the isolation. Following the tragic loss of her two children in infancy, and the subsequent death of…
Cred Partner gathering – what a treat! 8 Jul 2026 On Wednesday 13th May, 9 of the 11 CRED partners gathered at central location in Nairobi to travel together to the Links Africa Hub in Embu district in the foothills of Mount Kenya for 3 days of fellowship, learning, building relationships, deepening friendships and journeying together. Those who were there…
Decades of Dedication: Securing Dignity for 82-Year-Old Carren 1 Jul 2026 By K Dudi, IDAK Foundation Carren Anyango is a woman whose quiet strength has anchored her through nearly five decades of life in Nairobi. At 82 years old, her story is a testament to unwavering resilience—a life lived on the front lines of Nairobi’s informal economy, marked by hard…
Meat and trees for exam students – IDAK 17 Jun 2026 IDAK has been supporting Wasare primary and junior secondary school for a year now, running a pilot feeding programme for all the students. We’ve reported on the success of this in previous blogs, including how it enables Kindergarten pupils to attend school for a whole day, and also how it…