Rights of members
A voice in the organization.
- Participate in meetings and programmes.
- Vote and be voted for, subject to organizational procedures.
- Access organizational information.
- Provide feedback.
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Organizational membership
To become a member, an applicant must:
Membership is granted upon application and approval by the leadership in accordance with organizational procedures. Categories include founding and ordinary members, with other categories subject to organizational approval.
A registration form and membership fee are not yet available here. Application arrangements will be published when confirmed.
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Rights of members
Responsibilities of members
Membership may end under the organization's procedures. Any expulsion process must give the affected member a fair opportunity to be heard.

Partnerships
The organization works within Kenya, with scope for regional or international collaboration. Partnerships can bring relevant expertise and resources to the organization's public benefit objectives.
Tell us which objective your organization connects with, the intended communities and what collaboration you would like to explore. Programme arrangements require the appropriate organizational involvement and approval.
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Voluntary participation is part of BEAT–Kenya's character. People interested in contributing can describe their experience, interests and availability in an enquiry.
Membership is distinct from participating in a public benefit activity. The eighteen-year age threshold applies to membership; each programme's participation requirements must be explained separately.
Specific volunteer openings and programme registration arrangements are not yet published.
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