L.E.A.R.N.
Letting Educational Adoption Reshape Nakuru
Sponsor a child’s education for a year.
This will pay their school fees, and give them
a nutritious hot porridge in the morning,
plus a hot lunch. Sometimes this is
the only food they will get for the day.
WAYS YOU CAN HELP
Become a sponsor - as described below;
Give a one time donation;
Buy desks, books, kitchen supplies;
Buy school uniforms.
SCHOOL UNIFORMS
Kenya Schools require the students to wear a uniform. This helps the children feel unity and encourages a clean and neat general appearance. Some children would otherwise come to school in ragged, dirty, and torn, ill fitting clothes and shoes.
$15.00 School Uniform and sweater
$20.00 School shoes and socks
$20.00 Sports uniform for Physical Education
$20.00 Sports shoes and socks
$10.00 Backpack/ Book bag
CLASSROOMS
$30.00 for a Desk
$10.00 for a Chair
$40.00 for Classroom Shelf
$150.00 for Student Books
and Teacher's Guide
$30.00 for a Desk
$10.00 for a Chair
$40.00 for Classroom Shelf
$150.00 for Student Books
and Teacher's Guide
KITCHEN SUPPLIES
We're providing porridge
and lunch for over 90 people each day.
The school cook does this by making a fire with charcoal and using only one big pot at a time. We'd like to improve this situation by updating the cooking equipment and adding an enclosed food cupboard.
FOOD CUPBOARD $100.00
Industrial GAS STOVE W/ TANK $500.00
2 LARGE POTS AND LIDS $ 40.00
COOKING UTENSILS $ 30.00
BE A SPONSOR
Choose a child from the profiles in this blog. Then give $100.00 three times a year with the school year starting in January. Sponsorship should be paid the month before each of the three terms start. You will get a picture of your child.
$100.00 December - First Term
$100.00 April - Second Term
$100.00 August - Third Term
Or you can pay $300.00 one time
to cover the entire school year.
MEET THE CHILDREN
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| DERRICK, EUGENE AND STACEY ORPHANED BROTHERS AND SISTER This picture was taken shortly after both parents died of HIV/AIDS. |
Derrick
is in 7th grade. We have sponsors for his younger brother and sister but Derrick is still needing a sponsor. Both parents died with HIV/AIDS last year. Since their mother died the grandmother is now raising her daughter's children. It's a hardship for her since she is also a single mom with 4 children of her own and works selling vegetables in a kiosk in the slums of Ronda.
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| DERRICK ATIENO |
Help GLORIA AND GRACE.
These girls are sisters and were abandoned by their father leaving their mother to support them by cleaning houses and doing laundry when ever she can find work.  |
| GLORIA SHALI |
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| GRACE ASEKA |
Gladys and Ann
These dear children’s mother
is handicapped from birth. She was abandoned by her husband years ago leaving her to beg in the streets for a living. She wants her children to get an education but can't afford school fees because she gets only enough money for rent and food. These 2 precious girls love to learn and are good students.
Gladys |
| THE MOTHER OF ANN AND GLADYS. This is Sarah with 2 of her children. (The boy does not stay in school and runs away.
We are trying to help him get into a government program.
Please pray for him.)
 ANN MUTHONI
Tevin Kimani
is a high school student. His mother is, a single mom and is struggling to get him through school.
Rosemary Okero
is an orphan. She lives with her aunt and uncle, Thomas and Pamela, who take care of her but also have 6 children of their own. Both work full time but need assistance to raise the 2 orphans left with them by a relative. We are already sponsoring her older sister  Rosemary Okero Alice, Ruth and Hiram
These siblings have been students at StoneHouse Academy for some years. Their mother has been sick and recently had surgery. She's not been able to work and would like assistance for her children's schooling
Alice Wangui, Ruth Nduta, and Hiram
One of the best things you can do is
to just come and see.
Experience the life here in Kenya
COME AND SEE!!
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