Gospel & Church Planting
Our core mandate — sharing the gospel and planting churches across underserved communities in Kenya and beyond.
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Preaching the Gospel.
Planting Churches.
Transforming Communities.
POM Harvesters International is a faith-based organisation whose core mandate is sharing the gospel and planting churches — supported by humanitarian work in education, clean water, healthcare, anti-FGM advocacy, women's empowerment, peacebuilding and sustainable development.
800
School-going children supported
3
Children's homes
250+
Boreholes completed
30+
Years of ministry partnership
Who we are
Faith, compassion, and community — working together for lasting change.
For more than three decades, POM Harvesters International has partnered with communities across Kenya and eastern Uganda. We combine Christian values, local participation, and long-term commitment to walk with families from vulnerability into opportunity.
From children's homes and clean water to healthcare, women's enterprise, peacebuilding and youth development — every programme is designed with the community, not just for it.
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Eight ways we serve.
Children's Homes & Education
Safe homes, quality education and mentorship, with many children successfully reintegrated with guardians under our ongoing support.
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Clean Water & Boreholes
Over 250 boreholes drilled — water systems that transform whole communities.
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Anti-FGM Programme
Ending female genital mutilation through advocacy, education, alternative rites of passage, and community dialogue.
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From the field
Real work. Real communities.
Featured story
Sina Community Water Project
In Pokot South Sub-County, West Pokot, families now have access to clean, safe water. The recently completed Sina borehole was built in true partnership — the community provided labour and ownership; development partners provided the financial and material resources.
See all projects"Our children no longer walk hours for water. They walk to school."