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Narok

$68/MONTH

80% of high school age kids in Narok, Kenya are not in school. Several compounding factors, such as drought, drugs and alcohol, sexual abuse and teen pregnancy, create a lack of financial resources, inhibiting kids from attending school. Amidst widespread generational poverty, our partners believe that helping kids receive their education will significantly impact these kids and their community, and we’ve seen that to be true. $68/month provides housing, food, education, counseling, and support for one high school student.

Brian Sanare Santito

Meet Brian! He is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Brian comes from a family of five children, including two girls and three boys. Unfortunately, his father passed away after an accident, leaving the family with a significant hospital bill. To pay off the debt, they had to give up their land title deed. Brian's mother works hard, doing casual jobs like selling firewood and water to hotels, but the family still struggles to make ends meet. Despite these hardships, Brian is determined to succeed and dreams of becoming a journalist. Sponsorship will allow him to continue his education and work toward achieving his dreams.

Muuo Musau

Meet Muuo! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He comes from a family of six, in which they live with his grandmother. Unfortunately, his mother struggles with a mental illness, and his father struggles with substance abuse, which has made affording school fees challenging. Muuo and his siblings look for jobs to help pay for their needs, but they mainly depend on friends in the community to fulfill their basic needs. Muuo dreams of pursuing engineering. Sponsorship would greatly help ease the financial stress Muuo faces and allow him to pursue his dreams.

Monicah Amuria Apaya

Meet Monicah! She is in Form 2 (10th grade). She lives with her two siblings and parents. Monicah’s father works at a slaughterhouse and her mom works casual jobs when she can find them. The income they receive is always barely enough to eat and school fees are not always paid. Monicah’s father desires that all of his kids could have an education and succeed, but the chances of this happening are becoming unlikely. Monicah deeply desires to attend school consistently and the gift of sponsorship would allow her to do this. Sponsorship would bring great hope to Monicah and her family!

Lucy Nyambura Ngige

Meet Lucy! Lucy is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. She is the second to last child and the only girl in her family. Unfortunately, her mother passed away when she was young, and now her father provides for the whole family. Her father farms in the area, and all but her younger brother have dropped out of school because of the cost of school fees. She dreams of studying to be a doctor. Sponsorship for Lucy would allow her to be the first in her family to attend high school and pursue her dreams.

Sylvia Itato

Meet Sylvia! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. She comes from a family of seven, where they live on a small piece of land they own, which they farm to sustain themselves. Her father used to work as a security guard, but this has become challenging for them due to his old age. Without this income, the family has started to face the challenges of affording necessities and school fees. Sylvia is a bright student who wants to study to become a doctor. Sponsorship would help Sylvia overcome these obstacles and focus on her education.

Pushati Kandet

Meet Pushati! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Pushati is the fifth born in his family, a family with eleven children. Despite the significant challenges his parents face, he is a determined, hardworking student. The drought has primarily affected the cattle and crops that the family produces. This was a significant income for the family, and now that his parents are older, they are unable to work to raise enough income to provide for such a large family. Sponsorship provides hope for someone like Pushati who is an exemplary student who wants to become a doctor and work to help his family.

Purity Tianina

Meet Purity! She is in Form 3 (11th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Purity comes from a large family with thirteen siblings. Her eldest sibling could not attend school due to a lack of school fees, but her other siblings have been able to participate in school. The family depends on the father’s job as a teacher, but it is not enough to cover all of the children’s school fees and provide for them at home. Purity is an excellent student who would like to study medicine in the future. Sponsorship would empower her to work toward her dreams and help ease financial stresses in her family.

Sharon Khasungu Masevere

Meet Sharon! Sharon is in Form 2 (10th grade). Sharon is the firstborn and has one sister. Her parents struggle to provide schooling for Sharon as only one of them can find work. They are also taking care of grandchildren in their family. Funding goes to living expenses and food rather than schooling. Supporting Sharon to go to school would greatly encourage her and her family and give Sharon a consistent education that would enable her to dream again!

Ongaki Tiberius Lumumba

Meet Ongaki! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He is the firstborn in his family. Unfortunately, his father passed away a year ago, leaving their mother as the sole provider. She sells vegetables, but more than the money made from that is needed to provide for the basic needs of the family. With the cost of living, they are often locked out of their home because they cannot afford the rent. Ongaki dreams of becoming a lawyer after high school. Sponsoring Ongaki would help ease the financial stresses for his mother and allow him to focus on his education.

Joyce Nemayian Nkoitiko

Meet Joyce! She is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Joyce comes from a single-parent family with eight siblings where she is the seventh born. Unfortunately, her father passed away when she was young, leaving her mother to support the family. Joyce's mother sells vegetables to make ends meet, but it's still a struggle to provide for the family's needs, including school fees and food. Joyce's family used to have livestock, but they had to sell them to pay for school fees. Despite the challenges, she and her siblings are determined to get an education. Joyce dreams of studying law and becoming a magistrate in the future. Sponsorship will give Joyce the opportunity to continue her education and work towards achieving her dreams.

Lucy Wairimu Kimani

Meet Lucy! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Lucy’s family comprises four siblings, with her oldest sibling in college. Her mother works to sell porridge while her father cleans shoes, but the income that they do receive is not enough to sustain their daily needs. Lucy has a bright future and dreams of studying medicine. Sponsorship for Lucy would significantly help her family’s financial burdens and allow her to focus on her education.

Isaac Leteipa

Meet Isaac! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He is the firstborn in his family with three other siblings. His father is the sole provider for the family by looking after other people’s cattle. His mother stays at home, and the family cannot make enough money to pay for food, school fees, and other necessities. Isaac is a brilliant student who wants to study medicine after graduation. Sponsorship will aid Isaac in achieving his academic dreams and alleviate the family's financial stress.

Mochache Millicent Bogomba

Meet Mochache! She is in Form 2 (10th grade). She comes from a family of four children and has faced significant hardships. Unfortunately, her father and one of her siblings passed away when she was young, leaving her mother as the sole provider. This led to her other siblings having to drop out of school due to financial constraints. The family lives in a mud house in Kisii, and her mother works in casual jobs to make ends meet. Mochache told our partners in Narok, Kenya that she aspires to be a lawyer. Sponsorship can make a significant impact by empowering Mochache and bringing her one step closer to making her dreams of becoming a lawyer a reality.

Derrick Nyaosi Onyiego

Meet Derrick! He is in Form 2 (10th grade). Derrick is the eldest in his family of two children, and his grandfather cares for the family. Their source of income is solely from their grandfather who is a motorbike driver. However, this is not enough to sustain the family, so they sometimes go without necessities like food. Derrick is a bright student who dreams of continuing school. Sponsorship will permit him to continue his education and become a surgeon.

Josephine Loshata

Meet Josephine! She is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. She lives with her grandmother and uncle in a place called Lenana village. Her grandmother weaves sacks for a living, but this isn't a stable income source. Josephine's uncle does casual labor but struggles with epilepsy. There are days when they can't afford food or necessary medicine for his condition. Josephine is a bright student, and she aspires to be a journalist. Sponsorship would provide her with the opportunity to continue her education, achieve her dreams, and alleviate the family’s financial burdens.

Francis Arero Masikonte

Meet Francis! He is in Form 1 (9th grade). Francis and his sister live in Mau, an area outside of Narok, Kenya. Both of their parents have passed away, and since then, their church has been providing school fees and basic needs. However, he is now unable to join high school and is planning to take a year off of school while the church and his friends try to raise money for his school fees. Francis wants to be an electrical engineer when he grows up. Sponsoring Francis will allow him to join high school and pursue his dream.

Susan Kwamboka

Meet Susan! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. She is the second born in a family of four children. Unfortunately, her parents are now separated, leaving her mother as the sole provider. She relies on casual jobs to care for their essential needs but cannot make enough to cover their expenses. They now live with a relative after being unable to afford the rent of their former place. Susan wants to become an engineer and is a very promising student. Sponsorship for Susan would allow her to hone in on her education and follow her dream.

Sarah Oruma Muyantet

Meet Sarah! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Sarah's daily journey to school is far, and sometimes she's sent home due to unpaid fees. Her family's financial struggles stem from her father's passing when she was young, and the prolonged drought that wiped out their livestock. Sarah's dream is to become a teacher, but with her mother supporting many siblings in university, she needs help to continue her education. Sponsorship can help bring hope to her family and their future.

Emmanuel Sani

Meet Emmanuel! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) living in Narok, Kenya. Emmanuel's family faces significant challenges as his parents are unemployed, and they rely on sporadically available jobs. His father has sought assistance from various community members, but it hasn't been sufficient. Despite facing these obstacles, Emmanuel is a bright student who does well in school. He aspires to become a civil engineer, and with sponsorship he would be one step closer to achieving his dreams.

Tracy Cheptoo

Meet Tracy! She is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Tracy is one of four siblings including two girls and two boys all under the care of their mother. Tracy's mother sustains the family by engaging in piecework like washing clothes for others. Despite their hardships, they have been provided a house made of iron due to their inability to afford rent and other basic needs. For some in Narok, families have cattle or sheep that could be sold to raise funds for fees, but Tracy’s family does not own any livestock. This makes it difficult to afford school fees and other basic necessities. Tracy’s dream is to become a doctor, and she aspires to pursue higher education after completing high school. Sponsorship will make a significant difference in Tracy's education, allowing her to achieve her dreams and give back to her community.

Immaculate Kerubo Ombasa

Meet Immaculate! She is in Form 2 (10th grade). Immaculate and her family of seven live in Ntaiya in Narok, Kenya. Her two brothers, four sisters, and parents all live in a two-room house. Their mother provides for the family since the father is battling an illness and cannot work. She wants to brighten her future and pursue her dream of becoming a doctor. Immaculate is a bright student, and if given the opportunity of sponsorship, it will not only impact her family, but the lives of those she will treat as a doctor.

Dickson Paan

Meet Dickson! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He is the eldest in his family, with six other siblings. Dickson’s father watches other people’s cattle for a living while his mother does available casual jobs. Due to the drought, the cattle that the family owned died. This has made it challenging for the family to make enough money to outweigh their expenses. Sponsoring Dickson will bring him one step closer to pursuing medicine in college and becoming a doctor.

Geoffrey Ndemo

Meet Geoffrey! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Geoffrey is the last born of four children. Unfortunately, his father passed away before he could meet him. Now, his mother works to provide for him and his siblings. She sells vegetables to provide for her family, but more is needed to pay for school fees and occasionally her family's basic needs. Geoffrey would like to become a doctor and is an excellent student. Sponsorship for Geoffrey would ease his financial burden and aid him in his pursuit of becoming a doctor.

Brendian Murasha Pareyio

Meet Brendian! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. She comes from a family with seven kids and is the fourth-born child. Unfortunately, her father passed away when she was young from tuberculosis, and since then, her mother has taken full responsibility for providing for the family. She washes clothes for people to make an income. However, more is still needed to afford school fees for her children. Sponsorship for Brendian will bring her one step closer to becoming a doctor and alleviate the financial burdens from her mother.

Fidel Castrol Warui

Meet Fidel! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He is the firstborn in the family, with three other siblings. Unfortunately, his parents separated when he was younger, and only his mother has been taking care of him and his siblings since then. His mother works casual jobs like washing clothes and working on people’s farms. However, with the cost of living, this is not enough to afford school fees. Fidel is a bright student who dreams of pursuing a career in the medical field. Sponsorship for Fidel will aid him in his educational pursuits and bring hope to his family.

Faith Bosibori

Meet Faith! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Faith, the second of four siblings, struggles with financial strains as her father the sole provider, faces the challenge of supporting the family. To add to the family's struggles, Faith’s mother struggles with diabetes. Faith dreams of becoming a neurosurgeon so she can give back to her family and her community. Sponsorship will allow Faith to pursue this dream and bring hope to her family.

Emmanuel Sanaet Mariko

Meet Emmanuel! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Emmanuel was the last born in the family, with six siblings. They live on a small land with twenty goats and five cows. His father works as a middleman, buying and selling goats to earn a living. Emmanuel is a talented student who wants to study medicine. Sponsorship for Emmanuel would allow him to take the next step in his education and become a doctor.

Brayton Nyabuto Otongo

Meet Brayton! He is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He is the second-born in a family of four siblings, living with both of his parents. Brayton's father works as a motorbike rider, and his mother, who takes on laundry jobs, have been navigating financial hardships, particularly since the father lost his job during the pandemic. Despite these challenges, Brayton has an elder brother struggling to join university, and a younger brother in third grade, the family strives to make ends meet. Brayton faces several challenges, including school fees, textbooks, rent, and obtaining a uniform. Brayton is an exceptional student with dreams of becoming a doctor. Sponsorship for Brayton will alleviate his family’s financial burdens and provide hope and dignity for a brighter future.

Braison Metian

Meet Braison! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He comes from a family of five children and is the second born in his family. His mother provides for the family by selling bread. However, this is insufficient to cover all children’s school fees. Thankfully, Braison’s uncle helped him with as much as he could to attend high school, as most of his siblings hadn’t yet. Braison is a bright student, and sponsoring him would help ease his family's financial stress.

Jane Chelangat

Meet Jane! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Jane comes from a large family with eight children. Jane’s parents work casual jobs such as farming to earn a living and provide for their family. However, this income is inconsistent, making it difficult to provide for the whole family. Jane is an exceptional student who dreams of pursuing a career in medicine. Sponsoring Jane would allow her to take the next step toward her dreams.

Alex Mutembei

Meet Alex! He is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He was raised by his single mother after losing his father in a tragic road accident when he was younger. This led to many unfortunate issues, including a significant financial setback. His uncle has stepped in to support the family through casual farm jobs but due to the pandemic and business losses, it is still not enough to make ends meet. Despite the hardships, Alex is a bright student who dreams of becoming an automotive engineer. Sponsorship for Alex will provide hope for a future for him and his family.

Ian Rayian Seret

Meet Ian! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He comes from a family of three children and is the eldest of his siblings. Unfortunately, his mother left his father when he was young and so the mother cares for the family. She is a teacher but struggles to make enough money to outweigh their expenses. Ian is an ambitious student who wants to become a neurosurgeon. Sponsoring Ian will help him be one step closer to achieving his dreams.

William Swakei Kuyioni

Meet William! He is in Form 4 (12th grade). William and his family live in a manyatta which is a mud house. His father is polygamous and has two wives, which has led to a household of fourteen children. One of the mothers provides for the family by selling milk since the father is older and has a serious illness. William is a bright student with hopes of continuing his education and attaining his dreams. Sponsorship will grant this wish to him and his family.

Dalton Musa Ntuala

Meet Dalton! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He has five siblings, and his father passed away when he was young. They have one and a half acres of land where they grow crops to sustain their family. When his mother is not working on the farm, she looks for casual jobs to help provide for her family. Due to a lack of school fees, Dalton had to stay home for two years after completing primary school. Sponsorship for Dalton will provide hope for a brighter future and the chance for a career as a doctor.

Magdaline Tunda Kesier

Meet Magdaline! She is in Form 1 (9th grade) living in a place called Narosura near Narok, Kenya. As the eldest, she and her five siblings live in a mud house on a small piece of land. Her father works as a watch guard, and her mother engages in small-scale farming to make ends meet. The family's income is limited, and the father sometimes sells their cows to raise school fees. Magdaline is an exceptional student with dreams of becoming a doctor. With sponsorship she can continue her education and pursue her dreams.

Dolphine Sanaipei Sangare

Meet Dolphine! She is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Dolphine is the second of six siblings in her family. Her parents rely on small-scale farming and other sporadic jobs, making it challenging to meet the family's needs. Despite her parents' efforts it is still not enough to sustain the family and pay school fees. Dolphine dreams of becoming a doctor. Sponsorship will empower her to pursue her aspirations, breaking the cycle of financial hardships in her family.

Laiten Naomi Paan

Meet Laiten! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Laiten has five siblings and is the middle child in her family. The family owns six acres of land, which they lease out to help afford the upkeep of the property and school fees for their children. In addition to this income, her mother also sells tomatoes. However, more is needed to keep Laiten in school. Laiten has a bright future and wants to pursue a career as a lawyer. Sponsoring Laiten would allow her to be one step closer to achieving her dreams.

Mitchelle Resian Pareyio

Meet Mitchelle! She is in Form 1 (9th grade). She lives with her seven siblings and parents. Her father is the main source of income for the family. In order to meet his family’s needs he tries to find casual jobs to work and has sought assistance at NASHA’s office (our local partners in Kenya). Mitchelle is a bright student who desires to become a journalist who will help to broadcast issues in society. The gift of sponsorship would bring great hope to Mitchelle and her family!

Ombwari Gideon

Meet Ombwari! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Ombwari comes from a family of two, and though both parents are alive, his father stopped supporting them a few years ago. Ombwari’s family is not able to afford school fees as his mother is the sole provider for the family. The family relies on their mother’s casual jobs for a living, but the income isn't enough for the family's needs and both children's education. Ombwari is bright and has dreams of becoming a civil engineer. Sponsorship may not solve all of his family’s hardships, but it will alleviate the financial burden from their mother and allow him to continue his education.

Brian Kuyioni

Meet Brian! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Brian comes from a family with three siblings, and he is the eldest in his family. His father works casual jobs to provide for him and his siblings, but the little he makes through farming is not enough to make ends meet. Brian is a bright student who wants to pursue a career as a neurosurgeon in the future. Sponsorship for Brian would ease his father's financial stress and allow him to pursue his education.

Patricia Siyomit Tapato

Meet Patricia! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. She is the firstborn in her family, with three other siblings. Unfortunately, their father passed away when they were young, leaving their mother to take care of the family. The mother's lack of education makes it hard for her to find a sustainable job. She currently buys and sells potatoes to earn an income for her family, but it is still not enough to make ends meet. Patricia is looking forward to becoming a doctor in the future. Sponsorship for Patricia would help her be one step closer to achieving this aspiration.

Maxine Osebe

Meet Maxine! She is in Form 3 (11th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Maxine is an only child who lives with her aunt after her mother abandoned her when she was six months old. Her aunt works hard to provide for Maxine and her children by selling vegetables. Maxine is very bright and strives to become an engineer one day. Through sponsorship, Maxine could pursue her dream and help relieve some of her aunt's financial burden.

Felix Oichoe Ondabu

Meet Felix! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. His mother became pregnant with him at an early age, and unfortunately, her parents disapproved. At six months old, she left him with his grandparents, whom he currently lives with. One of his grandparents makes an income through farming. Felix is a bright young student who has a passion for engineering. Sponsoring Felix would alleviate some of the financial stress his grandparents feel and allow him to be one step closer to becoming an engineer.

Michelle Moraa Ochwang'i

Meet Michelle! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) Her family of five resides in a single-room iron sheet house in Majengo near Narok, Kenya. Michelle and her family face challenges in affording school fees and putting food on the table. Her father works in construction, but his health issues sometimes prevent him from working, leaving her mother to shoulder the family's needs with unpredictable income. Michelle, the eldest of three siblings, dreams of becoming an aeronautical engineer. Sponsorship will allow Michelle to continue her education and reach her goal of attending a university.

Hilda Kushumba Naserian

Meet Hilda! She is in Form 2 (10th grade). Hilda has one sister and lives with her aunt and two cousins since her mother was not living in good conditions, and her father passed away in 2020. When Hilda joined Class 7 (7th grade), it became more challenging to pay school fees for four children. Her aunt has a small business where she sells food in the market, but it is not enough to sustain the family. Hilda dreams of becoming a doctor, and sponsorship will bring her hope and dignity to make this dream come true.

Purity Sainapei

Meet Purity! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Purity faced the loss of both her parents at a young age, with her mother passing away due to stomach cancer and her father a few years later from an illness. This left her and her four siblings as orphans. They were taken in by their uncle who is a businessman. While he has supported them and helped the older siblings complete high school, he struggles to manage the costs and even battles with stress-related health issues. Sponsorship will alleviate the financial burden from her family and allow Purity to follow her dream of becoming a doctor.

Fena Nyabonyi

Meet Fena! She is in Form 2 (10th grade). Fena lives with her family in an iron sheet house in a village called Majengo in Narok, Kenya. Her father works on various farms, and her mom washes clothes to provide for the family. However, this has not been enough to afford everyday essentials along with school fees. Fena aims to be a surgeon someday, and sponsoring her will bring hope to her future and her family.

Kelvin Muchui

Meet Kelvin! He is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Kelvin is the firstborn in a family of three, raised by a single mother. Kelvin's mother does hair in the community to make ends meet, but it is not enough to sustain the family. Unfortunately, Kelvin's parents separated when he was young due to alcohol abuse. Despite the tough circumstances, Kelvin's mother has been resilient and hopes for her son to continue his education. Kelvin dreams of becoming an aeronautical engineer, and sponsorship can make a significant impact in paving the way for him to achieve this aspiration and finish his education.

Keriamuny Daniel Sechura

Meet Keriamuny! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Keriamuny's father works to cultivate part of their land and leases out the other portion. These crops help feed their family, and they sell goats and sheep to help pay for school fees. However, Keriamuny's father has fifteen children, so making enough to provide for the whole family is a struggle. Keriamuny works hard in school and wants to be a lawyer. Sponsoring Keriamuny would allow him to focus on his education and not worry about his family's financial constraints.

Esther Moraa Ondieki

Meet Esther! She is in Form 2 (10th grade). Esther lives with her family in Narok, Kenya. Her oldest brother did not complete high school due to a lack of school fees, and her two older siblings are struggling to finish their grades in school. Ether’s father cares for the family through small jobs, but it is challenging to keep up with medical bills for their mother and school fees for the children. Esther wants to excel in school and pursue her dream of being a doctor. Sponsoring Esther will alleviate her family’s financial burdens and allow her to pave the way for her family and their education.

Livingston Reken Ntarge

Meet Livingston! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He is the firstborn in the family, with three other siblings. They live in a rural area on an acre of land, which his father farms, to provide for their everyday needs. With unpredictable income from this, the family has been unable to afford school fees for him and his siblings. Livingston is a bright student with a passion for medicine and would like to study to become a doctor. Sponsorship will help fuel Livingston to continue his education and work towards his goals.

Jemimah Simeon Shani

Meet Jemimah! She is in Class 8 (8th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Her father serves as a local pastor in the community. While facing the challenge of providing for five children, their main source of income is from a small poultry farm. Despite the family's efforts, Jemimah’s family struggles to pay school fees. Unfortunately, the support from friends and the community is not enough to meet their growing needs. Jemimah is a diligent student with dreams of becoming a doctor. Sponsorship will allow her to be one step closer to this dream.

Michelle Achieng Auko

Meet Michelle! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. In a family of four, she is the youngest, with her elder siblings in trade schools and university. Her father's absence since she was young left her mother as the sole provider, working tirelessly to make ends meet. Yet, it is still not enough to sustain the family’s needs. Michelle's dream is to study journalism and become a reporter and give back to society. Sponsorship can brighten Michelle's path to her dreams and receiving an education.

Ramji Omweri

Meet Ramji! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. His single mother raises him with three other siblings. His parents divorced a few years ago, and he has since been under the sole care of his mother's unstable income from selling roasted corn. Ramji has excelled in school and dreams of becoming an aeronautical engineer. Sponsorship for Ramji would help alleviate some of the financial stresses caused by his parent's separation and allow him to focus on education.

Moloi Ntimama

Meet Moloi! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Moloi comes from a large family where some of his siblings have been unable to attend school due to a lack of school fees. His father used to be the family's sole breadwinner, but due to his old age, he cannot work to provide for his family. The family depends on friends in the community to help them with food and school fees. Moloi wants to pursue medicine and become a doctor as he is a bright student. Sponsorship for Moloi would allow him to attend school and focus on his education and future.

Ivine Chepkirui Bett

Meet Ivine! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) from Bomet County near Narok, Kenya. She's the second of five children in her family, with her older and younger siblings also pursuing an education. Ivine's father earns a living as a manual laborer on other people's farms, while her mother manages the household. Despite their hard work, the family struggles to meet basic needs due to extreme poverty. With one cow and a small plot of land, their resources are limited. Ivine excels in school, and she aspires to become an accountant. Sponsorship would help her achieve her dreams and alleviate her family's financial burdens, which would make a significant difference in their lives.

Asumpta Wambui Muthioro

Meet Asumpta! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Asumpta is the firstborn in the family and has two other siblings. Neither of her parents is educated, which makes it difficult for them to secure well-paying jobs. They work casual jobs to make ends meet but can still not produce enough for their family. Asumpta is an exceptional student who plans to be a doctor. Sponsoring Asumpta will help ease the financial stress from her parents and allow her to focus on her dreams.

Dorcas Maloi Sangare

Meet Dorcas! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. She is the fourth born in a family of seven that has been raised and supported by her mother and eldest brother. Her brother is a motorcycle operator, and her mother works in a small hotel as a waitress. The family has struggled financially after her father unfortunately left a few years ago. As a result, only four of the seven children are still in school. Dorcas is a well-performing student who wants to pursue a career in medicine. Sponsorship for Dorcas will allow her to stay in school and receive an education.

Millicent Timanoi Lemurt

Meet Millicent! She is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. She comes from a family of ten siblings and is the sixth born. Her mother is the primary source of income for the family as she washes clothes, gathers water, and cleans sheep barns in the community. However, the income from these jobs is not enough to make ends meet for the family. Millicent wants to be a teacher in the future. Sponsoring Millicent will aid her dream of becoming a teacher and helping her family.

Lucy Auma Ochieng

Meet Lucy! She is in Form 1 (9th grade) in Narok, Kenya. Despite her brightness, Lucy has been unable to join high school for multiple years due to financial constraints. In a family of five siblings, Lucy's father, who used to work in a quarry, experienced depression after the death of his parents, leading to health issues. Her mother, who also works in a quarry, strives to provide for the family's needs but it is still not enough to sustain the family. Lucy dreams of studying law and becoming a magistrate. Sponsorship will allow Lucy to focus on her education and bring hope to her and her family.

Kelvin Lemomo Lenjir

Meet Kelvin! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He comes from a family of ten kids, and unfortunately, his father passed away a few years ago. His mother is the family's breadwinner as she works on other people’s farms and trades to make ends meet. With the responsibility for all ten children, her income has not been enough to provide for her family. Kelvin is a bright student who wants to be a doctor. Sponsorship will help Kelvin achieve his dreams and ease his mother’s financial stresses.

Dan Lumumba Ochieng

Meet Dan! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He comes from a family of five siblings and is the middle child. His father worked in a quarry before being diagnosed with a hernia that forced him to have surgery. Currently, his mother is the primary source of income and works in a quarry to make ends meet. Dan has a bright future and wants to be an engineer. Sponsorship for Dan would allow him to focus on his future and dreams.

Sendeu Makili Letoluo

Meet Sendeu! He is in Form 2 (10th grade) in Narok, Kenya. He is the second born out of seven children in his family. His parents farm and do what they can to provide for the family. They also have five cattle, but it is not enough to provide for the whole family. Sendeu wants to become a businessman in the future and sponsorship would allow him to hone in on his education to reach his future goals.

Mathare

$68/MONTH

These sponsorships are for high school students living in the Mathare slums of Nairobi, Kenya. People here live in extreme poverty (making less than $1.90 per day). This is a new project for us, as we’ve developed a new partnership in this area. For $67/month, you can link arms and walk alongside one of these students to help them pursue an education. Your donation covers tuition fees, some student supplies, staff visitation, gatherings, and coordination costs for one high schooler.

All current Mathare students are sponsored!

Mathare – Huruma

$68/MONTH

Similar to the section above, these sponsorships are for high school students living in the Mathare slums of Nairobi, Kenya. The students below however are simply connected to a different local partner in that area. People here live in extreme poverty (making less than $2.15 per day). For $68/month, you can link arms and walk alongside one of these students to help them pursue an education. Your donation covers tuition fees, some student supplies, staff visitation, and coordination costs for one high schooler.

All current Mathare Huruma students are sponsored!