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World Vision is set to end its programmes in the Mwatate area of Taita Taveta county after 15 years of service. The transition is set to take place at the end of September 2025, with the organization saying the journey has left a lasting mark on the community, especially its children.
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World Vision to wind up the Mwatate area program, 15 years later
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