Posts in Kenya
Empowering Change for Orphans & Widows in Kenya

In a remarkable story of resilience and transformation, the impact of compassionate intervention and strategic financial planning has reshaped the life of one Kenyan mother -Caroline Nkirote.

We continue to identify additional widow-led households that we can aid in Kenya, to create long-term sustainability within these households, however, additional support is needed to expand this effort.

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Expanding the Mission

In October, we had the privilege of co-hosting two impactful Great Commandment Workshops in Nepal. At the first workshop in Kathmandu, an inspiring 135 ministry leaders committed to serving orphaned children in their communities.

We have deployed 335 GO! Ambassadors in Nepal, who now serve 393 orphan children in their communities. This is an encouraging story of how God is using his local Church to bless His children.

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A Ray of Hope in Kathmandu

The narrow streets of Kathmandu buzzed with life as children from different churches and slum areas gathered in a small community hall. Their faces, though marked by hardship, glowed with anticipation. Today was special.

We have deployed 350 GO! Ambassadors in Nepal, who now serve 360 orphan children in their communities. This is a wonderful story of how God is using his local Church to bless children.

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Education for Orphan Children in Kenya

Education in Kenya is widely regarded as one of the key drivers of personal and national development. For orphaned children, however, the journey to accessing and completing education is often marked by multiple obstacles.

We are supporting 485 orphan children through our Education Initiative, with 260 of these children in Kenya.

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Meet Sharon Wekesa | Fortune Learners' Centre

Meet Sharon Wekesa who  is a 10- year-old girl from a family of five. Their home is headed by her widowed mother with Sharon being the firstborn with three other siblings.

Today, we are supporting 589 orphan children through our Education Initiative, with 212 of these children attending Fortune Learners’ Centre in Nairobi, Kenya.

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2024 Reach 10/40 Mission Deployment

2024 Reach 10/40 Mission. I am ramping up preparation for a return to Asia for our Reach 10/40 Mission. I am eager to meet with the Pastors there that have been instrumental in our Church Mobilization Initiative roll-out. 

This mission should result in 325 GO! Ambassadors being commissioned, which will eventually benefit 1,973 orphan children. We can project these expectations based on data that we have collected on the five workshops conducted in Asia thus far over the last year.

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News From JOY Education Centre

At JOY Education Centre, the total student body numbers 84, with 23 of these students being orphan children. Since it is difficult to deny assistance to most of the children, GO!’s support for food for the children assist us in feeding all of the students. I am also honored to announce that our students scored above the Kenyan Education standards in all eleven categories measured.

Today, we are supporting 1,768 vulnerable children through our Nutrition Initiative in Africa & Asia. JOY Education Centre is located in Lucky Summer Estate -Nairobi, Kenya.

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State of Our Movement

The State of our Movement is strong. We raised more funding in 2023 than any time in our ministry with 224 Funding Partners that provided a total of $384,076 during the year. In the field, we impacted a record number of children with 16,196 impacted in December, which was made possible by the hard work of thirteen Field Partners who facilitated work in sixteen distinct Mission Projects in six countries.    

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Meet Quincy Ochieng | Fortune Learners' Centre

My name is Quincy Ochieng and I am 18 years old. I joined Fortune Learners’ Centre (FLC) in the year 2014. At that time, I was living with my Aunty Lilian after the sudden death of my parents. I had no options for school.

Today, we are supporting 499 orphan children through our Education Initiative, with 154 of these children attending Fortune Learners’ Centre in Nairobi, Kenya.

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Kenya, EducationScott Nordstrom