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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.
Joseph Sande Kinuthia
10th GradeMeet Joseph! He lives with his mother and four siblings in Narok, Kenya. Unfortunately, Joseph’s mother cares for the family alone after his father passed away when he was young. His mother works as a maid and earns a living through casual jobs when they are available. However, their income is insufficient to afford school fees and other necessities. Despite these challenges, Joseph is a bright student who excels in school. Sponsorship will allow Joseph to stay in school, focus on his dream of becoming a pilot, and relieve the financial burden of school fees from his mother.
Shantel Nyanjama Nyariki
9th GradeMeet Shantel! Shantel lives with her family in Narok, Kenya. Shantel and her siblings are raised by their single mother since her family separated after a painful divorce and the abandonment of their father. Unfortunately, Shantel’s mother has health issues so Shantel often sells tomatoes on the street to provide for her family. However, the income is not enough to cover necessities like school fees. These hardships have not discouraged Shantel. She is a bright and determined girl at the top of her class in school. Sponsorship for Shantel will mean staying in school without worrying about her school fees, and she can focus on caring for her mother and reaching her dream of becoming a doctor.
Lilian Mereso Kapio
8th GradeMeet Lilian! She lives with her mother and nine siblings in Narok, Kenya. Sadly, her father passed away when she was young from cancer. This hardship has left Lilian’s mother to provide for the family alone. Her mother sells milk to make ends meet, but it is insufficient to afford necessities like school fees. Although Lilian and her family have received help from community members, she still cannot afford to attend school consistently. Sponsorship for Lilian will allow her to stay in school and focus on her hope of becoming a teacher.
Rachael Kerubo Ontita
9th GradeMeet Rachael! Rachael lives with her family in Narok, Kenya. Sadly, her father sold their land and abandoned the family. This hardship left her mother as the sole provider. Rachael’s mom earns a living by making “mandazi”, which is like a donut. However, it is not enough to support Rachael’s school fees and her brother's college tuition. Her mother injured her leg recently, so she has been receiving treatment and has been unable to work. Due to the injury, Rachael has been staying with her aunt who sells vegetables to make ends meet. Sponsoring Rachael will allow her to pursue her dream of healing people as a doctor and relieve the financial burdens on her aunt and mother.
Hilda Naeku
8th GradeMeet Hilda! She lives with her mother and four brothers in an iron sheet house in Narok, Kenya. Sadly, Hilda’s father struggled with alcoholism and abandoned the family while selling their belongings. This hardship forced her mother to care for the family alone through casual jobs. Hilda is the first in her family to attend high school, but she is often sent home because she cannot afford the school fees. Sponsoring Hilda will allow her to stay in school and pursue her hopes of becoming a doctor.
Noah Kikanae Lekutit
7th GradeMeet Noah! He lives with his family in Narok, Kenya. Noah comes from a polygamous family where his father has two wives and ten children. His father struggles to pay school fees for his children, and his mother does not earn enough income through the jobs she finds when available. Their financial situation leaves them unable to provide necessities like school fees and sometimes food. Sponsoring Noah will reduce the financial burden on his parents and allow him to stay in school to pursue his hope of becoming a doctor.
Morgan Lekishon
7th GradeMeet Morgan! He lives with his family in Narok, Kenya. Morgan is the eldest of four children, including two boys and two girls. His family faces significant challenges, as his mother is the sole provider after their father abandoned the family. This situation has left his mother responsible for all expenses, including rent and school fees for the children. Morgan’s mother earns a living through casual jobs, such as washing clothes, but the work is inconsistent, and they do not yield enough income. Morgan is often sent home from school because they cannot afford school fees. Sponsoring Morgan will allow him to stay in school and pursue his dream of becoming a renowned artist.
Esther Naserian Ntayia
10th GradeMeet Esther! She lives with her family in Narok, Kenya. Esther is the lastborn in her family of two. Unfortunately, Esther’s father became unemployed after the shop he worked at closed indefinitely. Her mother sells fruits but the income is not enough to sustain the family’s needs. Despite these challenges, Esther is a bright and high-achieving student. She earned a place in a great school, but she cannot afford the school fees. Sponsorship for Esther will allow her to attend school and focus on her dream of pursuing a career in art and journalism.
Brilliant Chebet
10th GradeMeet Brilliant! She lives with her family near Narok, Kenya. Brilliant is the second born in her family of five children. Her father works as a security guard, and her mother does small-scale farming to provide for the family. Despite their hard work, the income from their jobs does not yield enough to sustain their family. Brilliant’s parents dream of sending their children to school to receive an education and better their lives. Sponsorship for Brilliant can help her reach her goal of becoming a doctor and relieve the financial burden of school fees from her parents.
Morgan Karu Makumi
8th GradeMeet Morgan! He lives with his family in Narok, Kenya. Morgan comes from a single-parent household where he and his two siblings live with their mother. Unfortunately, his mother was laid off as an early childhood education teacher. Due to this situation, she is unable to care for their needs, such as school fees and rent. Morgan is sometimes sent home from school because they have not paid the balance. However, sponsorship for Morgan will allow him to stay in school and pursue his goal of becoming a chef.
Michelle Naeni Kiptum
9th GradeMeet Michelle! She lives with her mother and two brothers in Narok, Kenya. Michelle’s mother is the sole provider for their family after she divorced her abusive husband. Her mother earns a living by tending to people’s gardens, washing laundry, and farming. Unfortunately, their income is insufficient to support their needs of affording school fees and rent. Michelle is a bright student who desires to become a doctor to help her mother, become a role model in society, and support all women facing challenges as her mother did. Sponsorship can help bring this dream one step closer to reality.
Mercy Gathoni Mbosi
8th GradeMeet Mercy! Mercy lives with her mother and two brothers in a single-room house in Narok, Kenya. Sadly, her father abandoned the family, so her mother provides for them through working casual jobs when they are available. This hardship has made it challenging to afford necessities like rent and school fees. Mercy dreams of brightening her future through learning in school. Sponsorship can help Mercy reach her goal of becoming a doctor so she can provide for her family.
Jackson Oloishuro Pirikany
10th GradeMeet Jackson! He lives with his family in Narok, Kenya. Unfortunately, Jackson’s father passed away when he was young, so his mother cares for him and his five siblings. Jackson’s mother works as a businesswoman to make ends meet. However, her income is not enough to provide for the family’s necessities like school fees. Sponsorship will allow Jackson to focus on his aspirations of becoming an engineer and reduce the financial burden of school fees from his mother.
Sylvia Shura Sairouwa
7th GradeMeet Sylvia! Sylvia is from Narok, Kenya where she lives with her parents and eight siblings. Her father is unemployed, so her family relies on their mother’s income from fetching water. Unfortunately, this is not enough to meet the financial needs of their nine children. This has made it difficult for Sylvia to attend school because they cannot afford school fees. Although they have two cows and one sheep, there is not enough livestock for them to make a profit. However, Sylvia has dreams of attending school and completing her studies. Sponsorship will alleviate her family’s financial burden and allow her to reach her dream of being a doctor.
Irene Lato Togom
8th GradeMeet Irene! She lives with her family in Narok, Kenya. Irene’s father works in a slaughterhouse, but the business is very competitive due to it being “first come, first serve”. This situation has led to inconsistent and unstable income when providing for five children. Irene’s father has sought help from community members, but he still cannot afford the school fees. Irene is a bright girl with big ambitions of becoming a pilot. Sponsorship can help Irene to attend school without worrying about her father working tirelessly to send her to school.
Yusuf Oloishorua Kiminta
10th GradeMeet Yusuf! Yusuf is from Narok, Kenya where he and his family of nine live together. Unfortunately, his father passed away in a road accident, so his mother is the primary caretaker of the family. This financial burden is challenging for Yusuf’s mother because she earns less than two dollars a day from working jobs whenever they are available. Only two of his siblings have completed high school, and many of his younger siblings have been unable to attend. Yusuf is a bright student who loves school. Sponsorship will allow Yusuf to alleviate the financial burden from his mother so he can pursue his goal of becoming an electrician.
Emily Namelok Kashu
10th GradeMeet Emily! She lives with her family of six in Narok, Kenya. Emily’s father is a pastor and sometimes does farming to make ends meet. However, due to unpredictable weather, the income is unstable and unreliable. Unfortunately, their financial situation has made it challenging to afford necessities, including school fees. Emily would like to become a doctor to serve her community. Sponsorship can help Emily to stay in school and pave the way for education in her family.
Magdaline Silole Nkuruna
10th GradeMeet Magdaline! Magdaline lives with her mother and siblings in Narok, Kenya. Unfortunately, her father does not support the family after he divorced Magdaline’s mother. Her mother earns a living through farming in the community. However, this income is insufficient to support Magdaline’s school fees and other necessities. Despite these challenges, Magdaline is a bright student who would like to become an engineer. Sponsoring Magdaline will allow her to focus on school and relieve the stress of finances from her family.
Ezekiel Odupoi Sadera
8th GradeMeet Ezekiel! He lives with his family in Narok, Kenya. Ezekiel comes from a polygamous family where his father has two wives and 13 children. His father works as a motorcycle driver, transporting people around Narok. Their family also has livestock, but the profit is insufficient to sustain their needs. As Ezekiel walks to school in the mornings, he dreams of becoming a doctor. Unfortunately, the school fees are too expensive for the family due to their financial situation. However, sponsorship can help Ezekiel stay in school and relieve the burden of school fees from his family.
Felister Siimoi Ngiyo
8th GradeMeet Felister! She lives with her family in Narok, Kenya. Felister comes from a polygamous family where her father has two wives and many children. Her mother earns a living by selling vegetables at the market, but it is insufficient to support the family and their necessities. Unfortunately, Felister has been sent home from school because she cannot afford the fees. However, she is a bright student who wants to learn and inspire other girls in her village who do not have an education. Sponsorship for Felister will allow her to stay in school and pursue her dream of being a lawyer.
Hannah Sianto Salau
10th GradeMeet Hannah! She lives with her family in Narok, Kenya. Hannah comes from a polygamous family where her father has two wives and 20 children. Hannah’s mother does small-scale farming to make ends meet, but it is not enough to sustain the children. The money her mother earns from selling potatoes weekly is insufficient to pay for school fees and other necessities. Unfortunately, four of Hannah’s older siblings had to drop out of school due to the high cost. Sponsorship would allow Hannah to be the first to pioneer education in her family and grant her the opportunity to reach her dream of becoming a neurosurgeon.
Elijah Lomayian Sargenkongu
10th GradeMeet Elijah! He lives with his family in Narok, Kenya. Elijah is the fifth born in his family of nine children. Sadly, his mother is the sole provider of the family due to his father serving a life sentence in prison. Elijah’s mother does small-scale farming to earn a living, but the income is insufficient to meet their needs, including school fees. His older siblings have not finished school because of the high cost of school fees, so he dreams of becoming the first in his family to graduate high school. Sponsorship can help Elijah pioneer education in his family and pursue his aspiration of studying law to become a politician.
Jacob Sankok
9th GradeMeet Jacob! He lives with his family in Narok, Kenya. Jacob comes from a polygamous family where his father has two wives with a total of 18 children. His parents both work on farms to make ends meet, but their financial situation has worsened since Jacob’s younger brother became paralyzed. This hardship has made it difficult for them to afford medical bills and school fees because their income is not consistent or reliable. Sponsorship for Jacob will alleviate his family’s financial burdens and allow him the chance to attend university while pursuing medicine.
Sheila Moraa Mose
8th GradeMeet Sheila! Sheila comes from a humble background in Narok, Kenya where she lives with her family of four. Her parents rely on casual jobs from seasonal farms. Unfortunately, their income is inconsistent, so they often struggle to provide for their children’s needs, such as food and school fees. This financial burden has forced Sheila’s parents to sacrifice sending her and her siblings to school. Furthermore, her parents care for their grandmother with health issues, which has placed them in a challenging position. Sponsorship for Sheila will allow her to proceed with her education, achieve her dream of becoming a veterinarian, and relieve the financial burden of school fees from her parents.
James Kurau Sadera
10th GradeMeet James! He lives with his guardian and siblings in Narok, Kenya. James has lived through devastating circumstances. Unfortunately, he lost his father in 2022 and his mother in 2024. He and his siblings are under the care of their guardian, who works as a secretary. However, the income from their guardian cannot sustain James’s high school fees and his siblings’ college tuition. Sponsorship for James will bring hope to his family and allow him to pioneer the opportunity to become the first lawyer in his family.
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.
Loreen Adhiambo Ochuodho
10th GradeMeet Loreen! She lives with her family of nine in a single-room house in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Her mother provides for the family through her small-scale business, while the father receives income through casual jobs when available. Her parents are very hardworking, but it is insufficient to meet their needs, especially regarding education. Loreen has been sent home for school fees multiple times due to her family's inability to afford them. Sponsorship will allow Loreen to focus on her aspirations of becoming a teacher and pursue her passion for education to contribute positively to her community.
Juma Cheril Atieno
10th GradeMeet Juma! Juma lives with her mother in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Unfortunately, her father passed away a few years ago, which has left her mother as the sole provider for the family. Her mother works as a laundry attendant but earns very little, making it challenging to cover basic expenses such as rent, food, and school fees. Juma was sent home for unpaid school fees, and to contribute to her family's income, she has taken up household work. Unfortunately, since joining high school, she has only been able to attend for one term due to financial challenges. However, Juma is determined to finish school and become a teacher. Sponsorship will empower and uplift Juma to pursue her academic goals and alleviate the cycle of poverty in her family.
Lizzy Awour Opiyo
10th GradeMeet Lizzy! Lizzy comes from a close-knit family of six in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Her father is the primary breadwinner, and her mother is unemployed, so the income is unstable and unreliable. Lizzy’s mother’s focus is on managing the household and supporting the family emotionally due to their financial challenges. Their challenges were exacerbated by recent flooding in the spring of 2024, which has led to them being unable to afford necessities like school fees. Sponsorship will allow Lizzy to be in school consistently, create stability for her family, and give her the chance to reach her dream of being a doctor.
James Odhiambo Owino
10th GradeMeet James! He lives with his family of four in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Unfortunately, his parents lost their jobs from a devastating flood in Mathare in the spring of 2024. Their financial challenges have led to struggles in paying for necessities like school fees. Unfortunately, James has been sent home from school due to the financial constraints. However, he is a bright, determined student who dreams of finishing school. Sponsorship will allow James to continue his education and pursue his aspiration of becoming an engineer.
Collins Gichobi Muriithi
10th GradeMeet Collins! He lives with his mother and six family members in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. His mother is the sole provider, working hard to provide for the family despite facing numerous challenges. Unfortunately, his father struggles with alcoholism and drug abuse, so he does not support the family. Collin's mother works multiple jobs, but it is still not enough to provide for necessities like school fees. Despite these challenges, Collins has excelled academically. Collins's story is one of resilience and determination against significant odds. Sponsorship will help him continue his education and pave the way for his future career in nursing.
Hope Isendi Osteen
10th GradeMeet Hope! He lives with his family in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Hope loves to play football and spend time with his family and friends. Unfortunately, his parents’ jobs are low-paying and unreliable, so the income is insufficient to afford necessities like school fees. Although his family has received help from friends and community members, it is still not enough for Hope to attend school. Sponsorship would enable Hope to remain in school, pursue his ambition of becoming a lawyer, and relieve the financial burden of school fees from his family.
Harrison Ochieng Odhiambo
10th GradeMeet Harrison! He lives with his family of six in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. His father works in casual jobs, which provide only minimal income, while his mother is currently unemployed due to health issues. The family’s limited earnings are used for his mother's medication. Furthermore, Harrison’s family experienced a devastating event when their home was swept away in floods, resulting in the loss of all household belongings in the spring of 2024. This disaster has intensified their challenges, making it difficult to afford necessities like school fees. Harrison is determined to pursue a career in engineering. Sponsorship will provide the necessary financial support for his school fees and basic needs, enabling him to focus on his studies.
Noel Nanjekho Chenonoi
12th GradeMeet Noel! She lives with her mother and sibling in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Noel’s mother provides for the family through house cleaning, but it is not enough to meet their needs. Due to the lack of school fees, Noel had to transfer to a more affordable school. This transition affected Noel’s educational stability, but she is determined to succeed and works hard in school. Sponsorship will allow Noel to pursue her dream of becoming a teacher and focusing on her studies.
Faith Khasandi Indimuli
10th GradeMeet Faith! She lives with her family of four in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Her father is the sole breadwinner, working a casual job, while her mother is a homemaker. Faith’s family struggles with an unstable income, making it challenging to meet their basic needs like school fees. This financial burden has affected her ability to attend school consistently. However, she is determined to finish her studies and do well in school. Sponsorship for Faith will allow her to stay in school and achieve her goal of being a doctor.
Grace Makungu
10th GradeMeet Grace! She lives with her family of seven in a single-room house in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Grace’s father is the sole breadwinner, relying on casual jobs to support the family. Unfortunately, her mother is unemployed, which adds to the financial stressors of being unable to afford necessities like school fees. Grace is a bright student and is determined to finish her studies. However, due to her family's financial difficulties, she has frequently been sent home from school because she cannot afford the balance. Sponsorship would not only alleviate her financial burdens but also empower her to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor.
Brighton Mbithi Mikalo
10th GradeMeet Brighton! He lives with his family of five in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Their father is the sole provider, but he relies on casual jobs that provide unreliable and low income. His mother is unemployed after losing the business to recent and devastating floods in the spring of 2024, exacerbating their financial struggles. Due to a lack of school fees, Brighton is currently at home and unable to attend school. However, Brighton is determined and focused on his studies, with a strong desire to become an engineer. Sponsorship will provide Brighton with the opportunity to continue his education and empower him to uplift his family and community.
Jephrice Akengo Okombe
10th GradeMeet Jephrice! She lives with her family of six in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Her father is the sole provider of the family through working casual jobs. However, the work yields less than a dollar a day. Their financial situation severely limits the family's ability to meet basic needs, including educational expenses. Sponsorship would allow her to access education and resources so she can finish her studies and reach her dream of becoming a doctor.
Joseph Mireri Ondieki
10th GradeMeet Joseph! He lives with his parents and three siblings in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Joseph's father is the breadwinner of the family, working casual jobs that yield an income of less than a dollar a day. The limited income makes it difficult for the family to afford basic needs, including educational expenses. Joseph is unable to attend school due to a lack of school fees, which forces him to spend his time at home. Sponsorship would not only help Joseph return to school but also enable him to work toward his dream of becoming a pilot.
Whitney Chebet Ndiwa
11th GradeMeet Whitney! She lives with her mother, father, and five siblings in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Her father runs a small-scale business, and her mother is unemployed, so the earnings are insufficient to sustain the family, which exacerbates their financial struggles. This makes it difficult for them to afford necessities like school fees. Despite Whitney’s challenges of being kicked out of school due to school fees, she is a determined and bright student who aspires to be a nurse. Sponsorship will allow Whitney to focus on her education and pursue her dream of helping her community through healthcare.
Lian Tamara Namachi
11th GradeMeet Lian! Lian lives with her single father in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Unfortunately, her mother left the family and has since remarried, leaving Lian and her father to navigate their challenges alone. Lian’s father works casual jobs with a low income, which is insufficient to meet basic needs, including educational expenses. Due to financial difficulties, Lian missed the opportunity to join a national school and still struggles with paying school fees. Lian aspires to become a doctor, driven by the desire to contribute positively to society and help those in need. Sponsorship would give her the opportunity to focus on her studies and work towards her dream of becoming a doctor.
Valentine Khasandi
11th GradeMeet Valentine! She lives with her parents and siblings in a single-room house in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Valentine’s mother is unemployed, while her father works as a cleaner. However, his income is insufficient to meet the family's needs. The lack of school fees has forced Valentine to often stay at home, which has hindered her education. Valentine has high ambitions to become a teacher after she graduates. Sponsorship will help alleviate some of the family’s financial burdens, allowing Valentine to thrive academically and focus on her aspirations.
Ashley Oketch Akinyi
11th GradeMeet Ashley! She lives with her family of five in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Ashley's family relies on her father as the sole provider, but he does not have a stable source of income. Devastatingly, their home was destroyed by floods in the spring of 2024, severely impacting their ability to meet basic needs like school fees. Despite the challenges, Ashley is above average in her studies and has goals of becoming a pilot. Her focus on education remains unwavering even in the face of adversity. Sponsorship will provide the necessary funds for her school fees, and it will also offer her family financial relief during this difficult time.
Bravin Otieno Ochieng
10th GradeMeet Bravin! He lives with his parents and four siblings in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Bravin’s father works as a security guard to provide for the family. Unfortunately, his mother is unable to work due to health issues. Bravin's family faces significant financial challenges, as the father's low income is insufficient to cover basic needs like school fees. Bravin has been at home for one term due to being unable to afford school. However, he is a bright student who attends a national-ranking school after performing above average academically. Sponsorship for Bravin would enable him to attend school and provide stability for his family, allowing him to pursue his dream of becoming an engineer.
Brighton Samuel Omuchebi
10th GradeMeet Brighton! He lives with his mother and four siblings in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, Kenya. Unfortunately, his father deserted the family and remarried, leaving the mother as the sole provider. Brighton’s mother works as a tailor, earning less than a dollar a day, so she struggles to meet the family's basic needs. Brighton is currently out of school due to a lack of funds for fees. However, he is an above-average student, ranking at the top of his county. Brighton secured a slot in a national school, but sadly, he could not attend due to the financial burden. Sponsorship will allow Brighton to continue his studies, reach his potential, and work toward becoming a doctor as he dreams of.
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.
Patrick Mbai
10th GradeMeet Patrick! Patrick and his four siblings stay with their parents in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. His father works in construction to provide for his wife and children, but it is insufficient to afford necessities like school fees. Patrick is often sent home from school because of his unpaid balances, which means he is not receiving the education he hopes for. Patrick dreams of finishing school to support his family so that one day, his siblings can go to school too.
Gryan Otieno
10th GradeMeet Gryan! He and his mother live together in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. His mother is the sole provider of the family. She supports Gryan through casual jobs like washing clothes and cleaning houses. However, it is not enough to sustain Gryan through his basic needs, like school fees. Gryan would like to become a doctor to help people in need in his community, and sponsorship can bring him one step closer to achieving this.
Reuben Musyoka
10th GradeMeet Reuben! He and his four siblings live with their mother in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. His mother provides for the family through jobs like washing clothes, cleaning homes, and dishwashing. However, it is not enough to sustain the family and afford their school fees. Reuben’s dream is to become the father figure of the household to support his family. Sponsorship will allow Reuben to finish school and alleviate his mother’s financial burden.
Fredrick Odero
10th GradeMeet Fredrick! He comes from a family of seven with both of his parents present at home. Unfortunately, his father is unemployed so he cannot provide for his family. School fees are one necessity they are unable to afford, forcing Fredrick to stay at home and not progress with his studies. Fredrick is a determined student who dreams of becoming a surgeon to help heal others. Sponsorship for Fredrick will allow him to go to school and relieve the financial burden of his family.
Jael Neema
10th GradeMeet Jael! She lives with her family in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Jael faces financial challenges as she lives with her father who relies on inconsistent casual jobs for their livelihood. This often leads to frequent school absences so her father can search for work. Her mother lives far away, adding to the family's complexities. Jael aspires to continue her education after high school despite facing financial hurdles. She dreams of securing a stable job to support her family, especially her siblings, and help others in need. Sponsorship can offer Jael a brighter future.
Grace Atieno
11th GradeMeet Grace! She, her siblings, and her parents live together in Mathare, an area in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Her father receives income through casual jobs when they are available. Unfortunately, her parent's income is not sufficient for Grace to attend school. Although she is a bright student who hopes to finish her studies and take care of her family, she is often forced to stay home. Sponsorship would allow Grace to finish her studies and pursue her dreams.
Kenya Camp
Once a year we gather all of our sponsored students in Kenya for a summer camp. At camp, the students will get the chance to make friends with other students, develop stronger relationships with Elijah and his team, and meet some friends from the USA. This is also an opportunity to share the love of Jesus with them. We love camp because it’s when we get to meet all of the students face to face. They are so much fun! Donate any amount to help fund this project!