Kenya, with its open plains and majestic mountains, nonetheless faces major challenges in health, education, and water access. The country also lacks sufficient hospitals and health centers, having a ratio of one doctor per ten thousand people, meaning a lot of people face each day with a lack of quality health care. In education, although 85 percent of the children are enrolled in primary schools, the need for development continues to make education relevant for the times ahead. In access to water, 32% of rural residents have to struggle to get safe drinking water, which needs serious investments in water infrastructure to guarantee health and safety to the public.

The work of the AHAD Association in Kenya is a symbol of resilience and determination toward meeting the basic needs of the communities concerning health, education, and water. Since the association supports healthcare facilities, more people have the opportunity to get primary medical attention. AHAD improves learning in education by providing educational resources, thus securing a better future for the children. It tries to ensure access to safe drinking water through well-digging for maintaining good community health and safety. With this humanitarian aid, AHAD displays an important value of cooperation and solidarity, hence marking an important step toward life improvement in Kenya.