Misjon Kenya is an organization that aims to support disadvantaged families with children and single mothers in Kabiria, an area of Nairobi. The organization was established in 2010 by the Torunn and Geir Huus family, and has since then worked to improve the quality of life for vulnerable groups. Through cooperation with the Philadelphia Church in Kenya, Misjon Kenya focuses on providing schooling for children and youth, as well as vocational training for young boys.
One of the central activities is the carpentry training for street boys in Kakamega. Over 80 boys have completed this education, and many of them have found work as a result of the practical training they have received. The organization is part of the Pentecostal Church Salem's missionary work, and has a broad involvement in several slum areas in Nairobi, where they work to create better prospects for those living in vulnerable situations.
