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).
Latest News
The KSh 160 Dream: Winda Anoro’s Journey from Casual Labor to Thriving Entrepreneur 22 Apr 2026 By Kenyanito Dudi, IDAK Foundation In the heart of Katwekera, a bustling and densely populated area within Nairobi’s Kibera slum, lives Winda Anoro. Winda is a portrait of resilience—a devoted mother and wife whose entrepreneurial journey began with nothing more than a deep need to provide and a meager KSh…
Rice, beans and greens for the KG students 18 Mar 2026 At Wasare school in rural Kenya, CRED Partner IDAK Foundation has supported the implementation of a feeding programme, such that all the children are able to get a hot meal in the middle of each day. For some students, this meal is the difference between being able to complete a…
The benefits of a school lunch 17 Dec 2025 CRED Partner IDAK have been supporting Wasare school to deliver a lunchtime meal programme for all the students. As a result, all of the students can now remain at school and get a good meal in the middle of the day, rather than having to go home, or go without.…
Dinah’s story – IDAK 8 Oct 2025 written by Kenyanito Dudi, IDAK Founder and Director During a recent visit to the Obotch area of Nyalenda in a sprawling informal settlement of Kisumu City, we met with “Dinah”, a determined single mother raising her two-year-old son and seven-year-old daughter under difficult circumstances. Dinah lives in a small corrugated…