The Order is sincerely grateful to Rahma Worldwide (RWW) for partnering with it in supplying school furniture to the Diocese of Malindi. This collaboration stands as a testament to the power of unity, demonstrating how different organizations can come together for a common purpose: the well-being of those in need. The Order looks forward to exploring further avenues of cooperation with RWW in other charitable and social initiatives, ensuring that together, the two entities continue to bring comfort and support to those who need it most.
Indeed, Rahma Worldwide is an international, independent humanitarian organization founded in 2014 and with a dedicated team of over 2,000 staff and volunteers, Rahma Worldwide is committed to providing aid and assistance to the most vulnerable communities around the world, driven by the belief that no one should be left behind.
The 17 th March 2025, the day of the donation, was graced with the presence of His Lordship, the Right Reverend Willybard Kitogho Lagho, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Malindi, Chairman of the Kenya Catholic Conference of Bishops’ Commission for Interreligious Dialogue and Ecumenism and also Chairman of the Interreligious Council of Kenya. To grace the occasion was also the Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya, His Excellency Archbishop Hubertus van Megen. In attendance were also Mr. Mohamed Hassan Kusibati, Regional Director and Mr. Ali Al Hallak, Finance Manager of RWW Kenya and Dr. Franco De Paoli, Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of our Embassy.
Dr. Franco De Paoli expressed “the Order’s deep gratitude to his Grace the Apostolic Nuncio for his support and partnership in this noble endeavour”. He added that “his presence underscored the importance of fostering cooperation across different communities, free from political or ideological bias and united solely by the humanitarian goal of alleviating suffering and bringing meaningful assistance to those who need it most, in respect of the Order’s glorious mission to Help the Poor and Treat the Sick. With this donation a great number of pupils in schools in Malindi would enjoy better conditions for their education and learning”.
