SOCIO-ECONOMIC RESEARCH, INNOVATION & DEVELOPMENT {S.E.R.I.D} CENTRE S.E.R.I.D CENTRE is a Research and Innovation Development Organization focusing on national peace support and capacity building to respond to conflicts through preventive, management, re-integration and peace building techniques. The Centre was initiated in 2013, by the then student of the Technical University of Kenya and the University of Nairobi respectively. The Centre holds a philosophy that, “Fractured social relation, very low level of trust and/ or a scarcity of financial resources characterizes insecurity. S.E.R.I.D CENTRE is incorporated in Non-Governmental Organization Coordination Act 1990, as per the regulatory requirement of the republic of Kenya, as a National NGO. It has its headquarters in Nairobi and has its operation offices across the country. It promotes human socio-economic security for sustainable and reliable livelihood. The Centre seeks to empower the vulnerable groups, orphans, with a view of improving their status for sustainable livelihood. S.E.R.I.D CENTRE uses micro-development approach to micro-service delivery as a necessity to increase individual’s ongoing development and capabilities. It also undertakes research on the root cause of deviance and radicalism that ends up in distorted human security. In our quest to empower clients with knowledge for regulatory life skills, that enables informed decision, S.E.R.I.D CENTRE have a half -way constructed block meant for Community Library and Developmental Monitoring Centre, in Nyakach Constituency Kisumu County and an agritech site at Kisanju - Kajiado County. To further achieve our objectives, we seek to engage meaningfully; the Public and Private institutions, all level of Government, Agencies, NGOs and Corporations. We seek to build strong relationship which is mutually-defined. To co-work in reaching, protecting and supporting more vulnerable people in Kenya. By partnering with us, you will be enhancing your Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in bandaging the lives of people who have been adversely wounded by disease, poverty, hunger, intellectual stagnation, inappropriate education/ training and/or lack shelter. Contacts Web site- under construction P.O.Box 5292- 00200 Nairobi Tel +254(0) 202013157 Mob +254(0) 729261243 Mr. Peter Kajaka Director-SERID CENTRE
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