Birth Year 2020

Five-year-old Arun lives in Masheheni Village with his mother and his ten-year-old sister. He enjoys playing with his friends and dreams of going to school.

Earlier this year, Arun’s father passed away, leaving the family struggling to survive. His mother works tirelessly, selling street food to provide for her children, but her income is far too small to cover even their most basic needs—let alone school fees.

Arun hopes to begin kindergarten at Masheheni Primary School this coming January. Sadly, without help, his mother will not be able to afford the cost.

Your support can change that.
With your help, Arun can start school, receive the education he deserves, and have the chance to reach his full potential.

Arun needs your help.

Birth Year 2018

Six-year-old Brenda lives in Misufini Village with her parents and three siblings. Last year, she attended the Imani Project Nursery School, and she dreams of starting first grade at Masheheni Primary School this coming January.

Both of her parents are currently unemployed. They take on any odd jobs they can find to put food on the table, but it is never enough to meet the growing needs of their young family.

Your support can change that.

With your help, Brenda can begin school, receive the education she deserves, and take her first steps toward reaching her full potential.

Brenda needs your help today.
Together, we can give her the chance every child deserves.

Birth Year 2015

Ten-year-old Dennis lives in Mnazi Mmoja Village with his father and two of his six siblings. Life has been extremely difficult for the family since the death of their mother a few years ago. Without guidance or stability, Dennis’ life has very little structure.

His father is currently unemployed and has no income to support the children The family is currently without shelter and often eat just one meal a day.

Because of these challenges, Dennis has missed several years of school. He should be starting 2nd grade at Mnazi Mmoja Primary School in January, but this will not be possible without support.

With a sponsor, Dennis will receive school fees, a new school uniform, and food distributions to help sustain his family

Your support can give Dennis the chance to return to school, enjoy regular meals, and begin building a hopeful future.

Birth Year: 2022

Three-year-old Reagan lives in Kagombani Village with his grandmother and her children. His father’s whereabouts are unknown, and his mother left the village in search of work but never returned. Without stable caregivers, Reagan’s young life has very little structure.

Reagan’s grandmother is unemployed and struggles to provide for her own children, making it even harder to care for him. Due to the difficult conditions at home, Reagan often suffers from ringworm and other preventable health challenges.

In January, Reagan should be starting preschool — a crucial step for his development — but this will not be possible without help to cover his school fees. He urgently needs the stability and support that school provides.

With a sponsor, Reagan will receive:

·       School fees so he can begin preschool

·       A new school uniform

·       Regular food distributions to help sustain his family

Your support can ensure Reagan starts school, enjoys regular nutritious meals, and begins building a hopeful future.

Birth Year 2020

Five-year-old Emmanuel lives in Moi Village with his mother and five of his six siblings. Life has been very difficult for the family since the passing of their father a few years ago.

To provide for her children, Emmanuel’s mother buys and sells watermelons, but the little she earns is not enough to meet their basic needs or pay for school fees.

Emmanuel is supposed to start first grade at Vetenary Primary School this January, but without support, he will not be able to join his classmates.

With a sponsor, Emmanuel will receive school fees, a new school uniform, and regular food distributions to help sustain his family.

Your support can open the door for Emmanuel to attend school, enjoy consistent meals, and begin building a hopeful future.

Together, we can change Emmanuel’s story.