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Kageno
Kageno Worldwide, Inc. (Kageno) is a New York City based non-profit international community development organization operating two community development projects in Kenya and a third in Rwanda. The name "Kageno" translates to “A Place of Hope” in the Kenyan dialect of Dholuo.
Kageno was co-founded in 2003 by Dr. Frank Andolino, Peace Corps worker Rob Place, and Kenyan community organizer Alphonce Okuku. 
Programs.
Kageno engages local people at all levels of its projects. Community members participate in
of Lake Victoria in western Kenya, where Kageno operates its flagship project. Two-hundred AIDS orphans have been taken in through Kageno programs in Kenya, where Kageno also administers a voluntary counseling and testing centre (VCT) that provides access to anti-retroviral drugs for those who test positive for HIV/AIDS. In addition, Kageno holds an event on Rusinga Island each year on World AIDS Day that is attended by more than 200 local people. 
Kageno recently partnered with Intel Corporationto roll out an initiative that will train