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HOPE FOR KAJIADO
Kenya is home to multiple generations of vulnerable children created by poverty, abuse and disease, including HIV/AIDS and other non-communicable diseases. At Hope for Kajiado, we believe every child deserves hope, regardless of the environment they were born into… HOPE for loving care, a quality education and medical care. Together, we can provide the tools necessary to break the chains of their past and create their own futures.
Children need love, a quality education, medical care when needed, shelter and food. Here is where you can make the difference on the world stage. We have watched many of these children grow up, expand their horizons, become responsible citizens, and return to KCH to help mentor the younger children. We hope you will join us in providing HOPE to these children. Their future depends on your compassion.
Organizations supported by HFK are located in Kajiado County, Kenya, East Africa. (Kajiado County is the approximate size of the state of New Jersey.) These organizations include Kajiado Children’s Home (KCH), Valley School of Excellence (KVSE) and Bright Horizons Project (BHP), all based in Kajiado. In addition, HFK supports Namanga Hope Center (NHC) based in Namanga, Kenya. Hope for Kajiado provides grants and oversight of your financial support to these reputable organizations. They work closely with Kenya Child Services to ensure the children helped are the most desperate in need. It all began in 1997, with a group of churches raising funds and providing materials through the founder of Kajiado Children’s Home (KCH). Hope for Kajiado was formed in 2014 as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization to coordinate and expand needed support, as well as implement a grant process according to IRS regulations. Since then, we have received monthly reports showing how these funds are utilized.
Why support Hope for Kajiado? Our board of directors are made up of a group of dedicated volunteers. A small group of designated donors cover the minimal cost of operation so that 100% of your support goes straight to the mission of creating a brighter future for these kids.
There is room for you on our team and in the hearts of these children. We hope you will join us.
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Supports Kajiado Children’s Home and Valley School of Excellence to meet the essential, educational & spiritual needs to the most destitute orphans since 1997.
So incredibly proud of Richard M Nyinge and the impact his organization is making on the lives of vulnerable children in his area. Donations for this important work are made through Hope for Kajiado. You make it possible for these kids to get an education.
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Today, May 1, is the 2025 National Day of Prayer. The theme for this year, according to nationaldayofprayer.org, is “hope,” specifically “Pour out to the God of hope and be filled,” which is inspired by Romans 15:13.
How perfect is that theme of hope? It matches Hope for Kajiado’s belief that every child deserves hope, regardless of the environment they were born into… HOPE for loving care, a quality education and medical care.
We hope you’ll take special time today to hold Hope for Kajiado, Kajiado Children’s Home and Namanga Hope Center in your prayers.
Specifically,
Give thanks for our generous donors who have enabled us to provide $3,000 to Namanga Hope Center for school fees, uniforms and a feeding program for families living in abject poverty.
Give thanks for improved education opportunities and Kajiado Children’s Home (and the Kajiado Valley School of Excellence) where teachers are helping students improve English reading comprehension through daily small reading groups and discussion; and where we could provide grants to expand the Early Childhood Development Center, including scholarships for local children to attend; level a large area for a new grass playing field; and build a new junior high school, dining hall and kitchen (which we will dedicate in June).
Please continue to pray for:
Our efforts to support the needs of Kajiado Children’s Home and adding resources for education, music and art programming at the primary and junior high schools.
The Bright Horizons Project, which provides mentoring for the young adults graduating from high school as well as funds for vocational and college training for students so they can become self-sufficient and leaders in their communities.
Our staff at Kajiado Children’s Home who provide daily love and care for these children.
Our 13-member mission team, for traveling mercies (beginning June 4), and that they can be a blessing to the children and staff of Kajiado Children’s Home as they hold bible devotions each night and read/play with the children during the day.
The dedication service for the new buildings as local citizens, government and education officials, pastors and alumni join us to celebrate.
And most of all, rejoice in all of God’s blessings and the hope He represents.
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Please keep our mission trip to Kajiado Children's Home in your prayers. We leave June 4th and have 13 people participating from 4 church partners. Please bring your donated goods to Cook's Church by May 25 so we can pack in our suitcases. We are collecting supplies for boys and girls 5yrs-14yrs old. Children's underwear, socks, hair bands, stud earrings, nail clippers, bandages, first aid cream, antihistamine, cough drops, girls and boys (new or gently used) long pants (size 5-16), short and long sleeve shirts (size 5-16). Thank you!
We will also purchase needed items in Nairobi when we arrive. If you wish to donate, click here:
Help Break The Cycle of Poverty & Disease, One Child At A Time!
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Every child matters and deserves HOPE Kajiado Children's Home, Kenya, East Africa – A place far away and unknown to many… a place that is easy to ignore because who cares about this place or the c...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
