Chereber Community-Based Organization
Established in 2025 in Tarakwa Ward, Kesses — driving grassroots community development, youth mentorship, sustainable agriculture, and ecological restoration across Uasin Gishu County.
Empowering Communities & Restoring Ecosystems
Who We Are
Chereber CBO is a registered community-based organization dedicated to transforming lives and restoring ecosystems across Uasin Gishu County.
Founded in 2025 in Tarakwa Ward, Kesses Constituency, our organization operates at the intersection of youth empowerment, educational access, athletic talent development, preventive healthcare, and climate-smart environmental stewardship.
Through transparent governance and grassroots engagement, we create measurable, self-sustaining pathways for families and future generations to thrive.
Official Registration
Registered CBO Entity #2025
Operational Region
Tarakwa Ward · Kesses
Contact & Secretariat
Headquarters Address
Chereber Centre, Along Kapsabet–Nabkoi Road
P.O. Box 221-30302, Burnt Forest, Kenya
Our Mission
To empower the community through transformative education, sustainable livelihoods, and holistic wellness. We create pathways for every individual to realize their full potential, fostering self-reliance and mutual support across Kesses.
Our Vision
A world where healthy people and thriving environments coexist through ecological stewardship. We envision resilient communities, progressive innovation, and a restored natural landscape for generations to come.
Six Areas of Transformation
Our structured, multi-dimensional program designed to address immediate needs while establishing long-term community resilience across Kesses Constituency.
Education Support
Providing bursaries, school uniforms, learning materials, and youth mentorship programs to build a brighter future for the next generation.
Sports Development
Nurturing athletic talent, organizing community races, and fostering youth discipline, wellness, and leadership opportunity through athletics.
Sustainable Agriculture
Promoting modern climate-smart farming practices, crop diversification, soil enrichment, and local food security for sustainable livelihoods.
Environmental Conservation
Tree planting initiatives, ecosystem restoration, forest adoption, and community stewardship across Kesses Constituency.
Community Health & Wellness
Providing optical screenings, medical consultations, preventive healthcare checkups, and wellness awareness to local families.
Spiritual Foundation
Values-driven mentorship, faith-based guidance, and community leadership development fostering unity, ethics, and social cohesion.
Core Institutional Values
The foundational principles guiding our organizational governance and initiatives.
Stewardship
Responsible custodianship of organizational resources, environment, and donor funds.
Empowerment
Enabling youth, students, and families to achieve self-reliance and full potential.
Equity
Fair, transparent, and inclusive access to educational and health opportunities for all.
Integrity
Adhering to the highest ethical standards in every decision, program, and partnership.
Innovation
Creative, practical, and sustainable solutions for grassroots community challenges.
Executive Team & Committee Officers
Distinguished organizational leadership ensuring accountability, community coordination, and strategic stewardship.
Senior Governance & Patronage
Benjamin Koech
Chief executive leader driving organizational vision, donor relations, strategic growth, and multi-stakeholder governance across Kesses Constituency.
Elijah Koskei
Senior institutional advisor providing mentorship, community advocacy, legal compliance counsel, and high-level strategic alignment.
Executive Officers & Secretariat
Collins Masai
Head of administrative operations, statutory compliance, official documentation, and organizational communications.
Simon Koskei
Chief financial officer overseeing fiscal stewardship, budget auditing, financial transparency, and resource allocation.
Departmental Leads & Committee Directorate
Nathan Koskei
Departmental Officer
Spearheading partner engagement, donor relations, and inter-organizational collaborations.
Philip Kiloch
Departmental Officer
Directing community athletic meets, cross-country championships, and event logistics.
Dr. Stephen Barng'etuny
Medical Directorate
Directing community healthcare outreach, optical screening drives, and preventive health clinics.
Wilberforce Rotich
Executive Officer
Contributing strategic guidance to project planning, risk management, and ward initiatives.