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Constitution of Kenya Review Commission Constitution of Kenya Review Commission DETAILS OF ACTIVE CIVIC EDUCATION PROVIDERS AS AT 15TH NOVEMBER 2002 CENTRAL PROVINCE Kiambu District Constituency: Kiambaa ORGANIZATION 1. 18. Amani kwa Wote 2. 4. Ford Asili 3. 14. KAMMU 4. 23. Kiambu Kiawa 5. Mbara Nginyo 6. 13. Mucii wa Thayu 7. 22. NCWK Constituency: Lari ORGANIZATION 1. 13. Anglican Church of Kenya, Kaburu 2. 18. Anglican Church of Kenya, Kiriita Deanary 3. 4. ECEP, Lari 4. 14. Kagwe Catholic Chruch 5. 23. Kiambu Kiaawa ORGANIZATION 6. Nyakinyua Women Group 7. 22. Seventh Day Adventist Constituency: Githunguri ORGANIZATION 1. 4. ECEP, Githunguri 2. 23. Ford Asili Komothai 3. 13. Full Gospel Church, Githunguri 4. Kiambu Kiaawa 5. 22. Mbara Nginyo Constituency: Limuru ORGANIZATION 1. 13. Child in Distress 2. 23. Kiambu Kiaawa 3. 14. Limuru Agricultural Center 4. 4. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 5. 22. Mbara Nginyo Cultural Group Constituency: Kabete ORGANIZATION 1. 22. JPRC 2. 4. Kenya African Mau Mau Union 3. 23. Kikuyu Division Mobilization 2 ORGANIZATION 4. 13. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 5. 18. Mwiyenderi Self Help Group 6. 14. Revival Adult Literacy Group Karai Uugi Self Help Group Kirinyaga District Constituency: Kerugoya/Kutus ORGANIZATION 1. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 2. Differently Abled Persons 3. 15. Group Revelation 4. Hot Comedians 5. 6. Kangatia Self Help Group 6. Kerugoya School for the Deaf 7. 14. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 8. Wanyina Entertainers 9. 2. Youth Environmental and Cultural Organization Constituency: Mwea ORGANIZATION 1. 14. Famcare 2. 15. Mac Math Manconsultants 3. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 4. 2. Mutithi Development Welfare Forum 3 5. 6. Young Leaders Development Forum Constituency: Gichugu ORGANIZATION 1. 6. Catholic Association of Retired Teachers 2. 14. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 3. 15. Kerugoya Family Development Forum 4. 2. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization Constituency: Ndia ORGANIZATION 1. 15. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 2. Fleet of Home 3. 2. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 4. 6. Mwangaza Aids Control Group 5. Mwangaza CBO 6. 14. Zimmerhill Welfare Association Maragwa District Constituency: Kigumo ORGANIZATION 1. 7. ACC & S Church 2. 2. Anglican Chruch of Kenya 3. 4. Baptist Church of Kenya 4. 9. Catholic Church 5. 1. Kenya National Union of Teachers 4 6. 8. PCEA Church 7. PEFA Church 8. 6. Rural Centre for Human Rights Constituency: Kandara ORGANIZATION 1. African Independent Pentecostal Church of Africa 2. 2. Anglican Chruch of Kenya 3. 9. Catholic Church 4. 4. Jua Kali Association 5. 6. Kenya Association of Retired Officers 6. 7. Kenya Chamber of Commerce 7. 1. Kenya National Union of Teachers 8. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 9. 8. PCEA Church Constituency: Maragwa ORGANIZATION 1. 2. Anglican Chruch of Kenya 2. 9. Catholic Church 3. 4. Chamber of Commerce 4. Constitutional Constituency Committee Members 5. 1. KARO 6. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 7. 6. Muslim Community 8. 8. PCEA Church 9. 7. Tumaini (NGO) Muranga District Constituency: Kangema ORGANIZATION 5 1. 6. CAFOTNE 2. CAFOTNE 3. 2. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 4. 10. KUSA 5. National Council Churches of Kenya 6. Nazaree Community Development Constituency: Kiharu ORGANIZATION 1. Basic Rights Action Group 2. 6. CAFOTNE 3. 2. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 4. Development & Management Services Organization 5. Kahenu Management Services 6. 10. Msafiri Mwema 7. National Council Churches of Kenya 8. NCWK 9. Organization for the Blind 10. QUAVADIS 11. Seventh Day Adventist Constituency: Mathioya ORGANIZATION 1. 2. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 2. CDA 3. 10. Kenya National Union of Teachers 4. 6. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 5. National Council Churches of Kenya Nyeri District Constitutency: Othaya ORGANIZATION 6 1. KARO 2. Songa Mbele 3. Othaya Youth 4. Wedi 5. Constitutency: Mathira ORGANIZATION 1. Good Hope Multipurpose Cooperative Society 2. Kuguru CBO Community Based Organization 3. PCEA Itiati 4. Self Help Initiative Group 5. Ruguru CBO 6. Rural – Urban Development 7. Kagumo – Ngandu Commercial College 8. Heritage Services 9. Gospel Evangelistic Church 10. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission Constitutency: Nyeri Town ORGANIZATION 1. Abantu for Development 2. African Inland Church 3. Catholic Church – Diocese of Nyeri 4. Chamber of Commerce & Industry 5. Ecumenical Centre for Justice & Peace 6. Futa Magendo 7. GreenView 8. Jua Kali Association 9. Kagumo-Ngandu Commercial College 10. Kenya Association of Retired Officers 11. Kenya Hotels & Allied Workers Union 7 12. Kenya National Federation of Cooperatives 13. Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) 14. Law Society of Kenya, Mt. Kenya Branch 15. Maendeleo ya wanawake 16. Mau Mau Original Trust 17. National AIPCA Health & Welfare Organization (NAHWO) 18. NCCK, Central Region 19. Nyeri Muslim Association 20. Nyeri Young Men’s Christian Assocciation (YMCA) 21. PCEA Nyeri 22. Rural Urban Dev. Alternatives 23. SDA Church, Central Kenya 24. Songa Mbele Women Organization (Simwo) 25. SUPKEM 26. The Kenya Union of Post Primary Teachers (KUPPET) 27. Visa Oshwal Community 28. War Veterans Association of Kenya 29. We can do it Movement Nyeri Constitutency: Tetu ORGANIZATION 1. Multisectral 2. KARO 3. Kenya National Union of Teachers 4. NWCDI 5. WEDI 6. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 7. ECJPC 8. Ecumenical Civic Education Programme Constitutency: Mukurweini ORGANIZATION 1. CJEPC 2. Greenview 8 3. University of Nairobi Students 4. Kenya National Union of Teacher 5. PCEA Mukurwei-ini 6. KARO 7. E-MAP 8. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 9. Ecumenical Civic Education Programme Constitutency: Kieni ORGANIZATION 1. ECJPC 2. Songa Mbele 3. Wedi 4. 4 Cs 5. KARO 6. Kenya National Union of Teachers 7. Ecumenical Civic Education Programme 8. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission Nyandarua District Constituency: Ndaragwa ORGANIZATION 1. 3. Kenya Association of Retired Officers 2. 6. Nyakipia 3. 2. St. Martin Constituency: Ol Kalau ORGANIZATION 1. 3. Kenya Association of Retired Officers 2. 6. St. Martin 3. 2. Anglican Church of Kenya 9 4. 4. Grace Bursary Service – Kenya 5. 7. PCEA 6. Pledge Action International 7. Kenya National Union of Teachers 8. 1. Amani Kwa Wote 9. 5. Professional Association of Special Educators Kenya 10. Anglican Church of Kenya 11. Amani kwa Wote Constituency: Kipipiri ORGANIZATION 1. 3. Wanjohi Youth Welfare Association 2. 6. Amani Kwa Wote 3. 2. Thingira Self Help Group 4. 4. Kenya National Union of Teachers 5. WTSHG 6. Nyakipia 7. Kenya Youth Education & Community Development 8. Rural Urban Development Alternative 9. Ecumenical Civic Education Programme Constituency: Kinangop ORGANIZATION 1. 3. Kenya African Mau Mau Union 2. 6. Rural Urban Development Alternative 3. Ecumenical Civic Education Programme 4. Kenya African Union Development Association Thika District Constituency: Juja ORGANIZATION 10 1. 10. CITIME 2. Community Awareness Group 3. 2. Gaka Focus Organization 4. Harambee Nyakinyua Group 5. 4. Hooting Bay Self help Group 6. 8. Kenya Heroes Foundation trus 7. Kenya Union of Post Primary Teachers, Thika Branch 8. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 9. Ngoliba Aids Awareness Group 10. 5. PCEA, Ruiru Parish (JPRC) 11. 13. Ruiru Aids Awareness Group 12. Small Scale & medium Enterprises 13. 3. Smile Centre Foundation 14. 1. Spinal Injury & Disabled Jua Kali Project 15. 6. The Bible Study Fellowship League 16. The Salvation Army Constituency: Gatanga ORGANIZATION 1. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 2. Christian Workers Movement 11 ORGANIZATION 3. 13. Ecumenical Civic Education Programmes 4. Kenya Heroes Foundation Trust 5. 1. Salvation Army 6. Smile Center Foundation 7. 8. Spinal Injury & Disabled Jua Kali Project Constituency: Gatundu South ORGANIZATION 1. Amani kwa Wote 2. Catholic Justice & Peace Commission 3. Ecumenical Civic Education Programmes 4. 13. Gatundu Aids & STI Awareness Group 5. 8. Smile Center Foundation 6. Spinal Injury & Disabled Jua Kali Projects Constituency: Gatundu North ORGANIZATION 1. Bible Study Fellowship League 2. Gaka Focus Organization 3. Gatundu North Pastors Fellowship 4. Good Will Aftercare Services Project 5. Kamugaki Integrated Community Development & Self Help Group 6. Kamwangi Evangelistic & Development Group 12 ORGANIZATION 7. 8. Kamwangi Jua Kali Association 8. Kenya heroes Founcation Trust 9. League of Small Scale Coffee Farmers 10. Nyamangara Community Pharmacy 11. Spinal Injury & Disabled Jua Kali Projects 12. 13. St. Stephen Kamwirigi Catholic Youth Group 13. Upcoming Visionaries Clan Civic Group 14. Youth Agaisnt Aids & Poverty 13 COAST PROVINCE Lamu District Constituency: Lamu West ORGANIZATION 1. Ecumenical Civic Education Programmes 2. KAMMU 3. Kenya National Union of Teachers 4. Kikozi Programme 5. LADI 6. Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organization 7. Muungano Women Group 8. National Council Churches of Kenya 9. Pambazuko 10. Task Force 11. Visiwani Women Group Constituency: Lamu East ORGANIZATION 1. Deleni Self Help Group 2. Kenya National Union of Teachers 3. Muslim Sisters Network 4. Visiwani Women Group Kilifi District Constituency: Bahari ORGANIZATION 1. Kenya Nuts Growers Association 2. Kilodi Self Help Group 3. Matsangoi Youth Welfare 4. Pwani Development Partners 14 Constituency: Kaloleni ORGANIZATION 1. Kenya Nuts Growers Association 2. Mutsengo Open Air Market Programme Constituency: Ganze ORGANIZATION 1. Bamba Disabled Group 2. Bamba Poverty Eradication 3. Community Development Service 4. Community Development Services Centre 5. Kenya Nuts Growers Association
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