Non-Profit · Kenya
Teresa Boobalicious Cancer Foundation
Teresa Boobalicious Cancer Foundation is a Public Benefit Organization, offering social welfare, economic empowernment and environmental conservation in Kenya.
- Status
- Organization
- Type
- Non-Profit
- Sector
- Development
- Location
- Kenya
Teresa Boobalicious Cancer Foundation provides socio-economic benefits in Kenya. As a Public Benefit Organization, Teresa provides economic development and social impact to communities and societies within Kenya and its environ.
Teresa Boobalicious Cancer Foundation is registered and recognized by Public Benefit Organisations Regulatory Authority (PBORA) under the PBO Regulations 2026, as a Public Benefit Organization, registered and operating within Kenya.
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Sector Data
PBO at a glance
- Human Services PBOs:
- 35%
- Education PBOs:
- 18%
- Health PBOs:
- 15%
- Environment PBOs:
- 8%
Non-Profit
Public Benefit Organizations
Build stable economies that do not rely on endless resource use.
Give all people equal rights, safety, and access to basic needs.
Keep natural systems healthy and use less energy, water, and land.
Find us
Location
Teresa Boobalicious Cancer Foundation, Kenya
Useful Links
- 🗹 Public Benefit Organizations Regulatory Authority - PBORA
- 🗹 National Research Fund NRF
- 🗹 Ministry of Labour and Social Protection -
- 🗹 Huduma Center Kenya
- 🗹 FundsforNGOs
- 🗹 DevelopmentAid
- 🗹 Kenya AIDS NGO Council KANCO
- 🗹 Drylands Learning and Capacity Building Initiative - DLCI
- 🗹 NGO Base
- 🗹 Non-Profit Information System - INSYS
- 🗹 E-Citizen Portal
GOVERNMENT
SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS
OTHERS
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Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (Kenya) - fundsforNGOs
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Chinese infrastructure projects drive western Kenya’s economic development - The Independent Uganda
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Ruto takes fresh swipe at Gideon Moi as he touts 2027 development record - nation.co.ke
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Parliament seeks public views on 6 bills set to reshape Kenya’s education sector - peopledaily.digital
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Treasury Cabinet Secretary (CS) John Mbadi on the distribution of national development resources. - facebook.com
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The real test of public-private partnerships in skills development - Daily Nation