We searched for the church by name with Nairobi and with Kenya, and the given website resolves to an active site for COHAT, founded 21 November 2010 and described as registered with the Registrar of Societies and as a community-based organisation, with an address along Juja Road, Mathare, Nairobi. The same site describes two schools, in Mathare and western Kenya, with roughly 200 and 50 pupils. An independent US church's mission page confirms the founder and origin story, noting Pastor Ezekiel Aseka, raised in Mathare, started COHAT from a group of four and launched a church in November 2010 (reachorlando.com), matching the contact email. A charity directory also lists the ministry in Nairobi with the same phone and a Facebook page at facebook.com/cohatmathare (donationplaces.com), though we could not open that page directly. We found no scam reports, warnings or complaints.
Our conclusion: The website at cohat.org opened successfully and describes COHAT as a Nairobi-based ministry founded in November 2010, registered with the Registrar of Societies, with an address along Juja Road in Mathare and work that includes church growth, schools and community development. An independent US church's mission page separately confirms Pastor Ezekiel Aseka, the contact person named on this signup, as the founder who started the work in Mathare a
No further action is needed. This report is refreshed whenever the church is reviewed again.