This site is currently under construction. Pending completion, and for additional information on Kitui Diocese, see the following links

Friends of Kitui
Friends of Kitui is a voluntary organisation which supports water projects, empowerment of women, education of orphan children, and construction of schools in Kitui

Catholic Relief Services
Catholic Relief Services' work in Kenya focuses on changing the structure of social, economic, cultural and political systems that create or perpetrate conditions of injustice. Key issues include basic human needs, governance, Global Solidarity, HIV/AIDS and education.

Goal
GOAL's Mission Statement: To work towards ensuring that the poorest of the poor and most vulnerable in our world and those affected by humanitarian crises have access to the fundamental needs and rights of life, for example, food, water, shelter, medical attention and literacy. In 2006 Goal made an enormous contribution to the Diocese by providing crisis intervention in the form of mobile Water Tankers, and by constructing several major water conservation, harvesting and storage schemes

CAFOD
CAFOD is the international aid agency of the Catholic Church in England and Wales, sharing in the Church’s task of transforming the world to reflect the Kingdom of God, through solidarity with the poor and action for justice. Mutomo clinic alone receives £55,000 a year from CAFOD to help people with HIV and AIDS.

Trocaire
Trócaire is working for a just world where people's dignity is ensured, the rights of individuals are respected and where basic needs are met.
Trócaire, in conjunction with Irish Aid, has spent some €800,000 to date (April 2006) on the emergency response to the drought in Kenya. The money has been used for supplementary feeding programmes for those suffering from malnutrition, food distribution to the most vulnerable and food for work schemes to help people prepare and mitigate against future drought and other natural disasters.
Working in conjunction with local organisations , Trócaire is responding to the crisis in the districts of Nyeri, Laikipia, Kitui, Turkana, Meru, Tharaka, Mbeere, and Tana River.

Archdiocese of St.Paul & Minneapolis
For the past two years, the Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis has begun to form a Global Solidarity Partnership with the Diocese of Kitui, Kenya. In October of 2005, sixteen members of the archdiocese journeyed to Kitui to further build and consolidate the partnership. A delegation from the diocese of Kitui travelled to Minneapolis at the end of September of this year.

Swiss Catholic Lenten Fund
All over the world people are working for justice, peace and the integrity of Creation. As a church-based aid agency, the Swiss Catholic Lenten Fund (SCLF) follows and supports this movement of solidarity in the spirit of our Christian belief. Both in Switzerland and around the world, we eagerly share in the efforts to shape social and church life along the lines of solidarity, whilst fully respecting the diversity of peoples, cultures and religions. We urge all people of good will to be ready to share in this project for a world of solidarity.

Kenya Episcopal Conference
The organization of the Catholic Hierarchy in Kenya constituted with the approval of the Apostolic See through which its members will firstly exercise together their offices as pastors for the benefit of the faithful entrusted to them and secondly shall promote the greater good which the Church offers to all people by adapting forms and methods of apostolate suitable to Kenya. (Can 447, KEC Statutes). The members of the Conference are “de jure” all the Diocesan Bishops of Kenya/Military Ordinariate, the Vicar Apostolic and Apostolic Prefecture, Apostolic Administrator and Diocesan Administrators, all Coadjutor Bishops, Auxiliary Bishops and other Titular Bishops who exercise a special office assigned by the Apostolic See of the KEC in Kenya