Making it all worthwhile
When we get feedback from the beneficiaries of the work that our donors fund, it proves the importance. Here are three such letters, which brought joy to our hearts.
When we get feedback from the beneficiaries of the work that our donors fund, it proves the importance. Here are three such letters, which brought joy to our hearts.
When Amina was 8, she had never known what it meant to eat dinner with a family. She grew up in a large children’s home outside Nairobi, with dozens of other children…
KCC has fought to protect, educate and advance the girls and young women in our orbit. In 2021 this motivated us to set up our Women Leaders Programme, to offer wrap-around support for extremely disadvantaged girls to complete their education and develop the skills and self-confidence to become self-sustaining. This blog explains the impact of the programme on their, and our, lives.
In our last blog Janet, our Outreach Manager, explained the changes to the education system in Kenya. Education is key to the prospects of children. In this blog, Janet explains how KCC is supporting the education of disadvantaged children.
Janet Gichera, one of our managers in Kenya, explains how the education system in Kenya is changing in support of Kenya’s Vision 2030.