Among our many spinoff programs, we have been able to run a free Saturday computer lab for high school girls within our community, creating a safe place for the girls to come and learn, but more importantly, speak to a trusted adult counsellor about the many challenges they are experiencing.  We annually make and distribute school uniforms free of charge to hundreds of primary-aged children within our community, allowing them to attend school with a great sense of pride and dignity. We sew and distribute washable, reusable sanitary kits to thousands of teenage girls within Nakuru County, alleviating the necessity of missing many school daysRead More

Kiratina is one of the oldest estates in Nakuru. Yet, despite its age and rich history, it remains deeply underserved. The settlement lies just across the highway from our center, only minutes away, but the difference is striking. As you enter, unpaved feeder roads stretch ahead, showing a sharp contrast to the urban development seen in neighboring areas. Despite its historical significance, Kiratina has been overlooked for decades. The estate still lacks basic infrastructure that other communities take for granted. For example, there are no public schools or health facilities within the area. As a result, children must travel long distances every day to accessRead More

This Christmas, school closes for 10 weeks in Kenya, an extremely long period. When school is open, children are given breakfast and lunch, but during the break, they go without. Those who have nothing return to the dump sites or beg. This has been another harsh Christmas; Covid’s claws haven’t withdrawn, and food prices continue to escalate. Since the beginning of the school break, we have been ramping up our food hamper distributions to twice a week. Blessedly, we’ve never had to say no to the growing number of community leaders who have asked for help. However, understandably, this has been a huge strain onRead More