Who We Are
Overview
The group was formed because of the challenges we were facing individually and to accomplish its aims, SEKK uses well-defined, deliberate ways of working that are well-aligned with the objectives we seek:
Aims
 To facilitate integration and foster social inclusion by encouraging members to actively contribute in giving back to the British/Kenyan society as their newfound home and country, and also give back to our community back home through charity.
 To collectively advance and transform the lives of SEKK members through various empowerment programmes.
Objectives
 To facilitate education and inform the community through various channels, media, seminars, conferences & campaigns to help them overcome barriers to integration and social exclusion.
 Advocating and offering legal advice to help protect member’s rights and assist them in obtaining their entitlement Eg Immigration.
 To run specific programmes through various committees targeted at the prevalent needs of vulnerable members of our group such as youth, women and the elderly.
- Â We were founded as a faith-based community organization that adheres to christian values but welcomes, respects and works with people of all other faiths within our community.
- Â We uphold the Kenyan cultures and advance them as our heritages together with swahili as our national language. We intend to have kids festivals more often so our kids can learn Swahili and we encourage our Kenyan parents to try talking to our kinds Swahili at home.
- Â Integrity, we seek to conduct affairs of our group in an honest, transparent and ethical manner.
- Â Guiding and offering welfare support to group members undergoing bereavement, challenge of repatriation or health issues, addiction and promoting the general healthcare in the community.
- We make contributions for bereavement incase one loses a loved one where members are free to contribute individually and encouraged to give spiritual, moral and emotional support.Â
- Attending different workshops for free e.g Business forums as well as health & well-being seminars.
-  Kids have festivals when in half term or when schools are closed and get to do alot of activities where they get to socialize and learn how to interact, study about Kenya, learn about teamwork amongst other things under the guidance of our very capable Children’s Welfare team led by Monicah.
- Â With a platform of over 300 people.
- Â Celebrations like our Annual Christmas Dinner Party, our BBQ Anniversary in the park which is held over summertime and our popular Valentines Dinner where singles and couples alike come ro celebrate their loved ones.
-  We give a £200 gift for a members wedding or if their child gets married.
-  If one is sick we organise hospital visits/ love visits and give £100 where members can contribute individually and are encouraged to give spiritual, emotional and moral support.
