ABOUT KITALE, KENYA

Shortly after the presidential election on December 27th 2007, Kenya plummeted into a political, economic and humanitarian crisis. This unrest captured our attention and opened the door for us to get involved in protecting some of these children and meeting their needs.
We initially adopted a rescue center for children, purchasing land and buildings, to take care of the needs of 32 kids. In 2014 we came to realize that even with all the benefits of an orphanage style home, the home was incapable of offering all the social skills needed to prepare a child for the day he/she leaves.
We found creative ways of placing children who had any relatives back into that family setting, and for those with no trace of family, we found homes that with our help could adopt these children and raise them as their own. We now are supporting our children in eleven different homes, which offer them a family setting, someone to call mom and dad, and a sense of identity. This also allows for a home after graduating, a home to return for Christmas and a heritage to eventually bring their own children home to.
Meanwhile, our earlier feeble attempts to bring medical healing to the street boys has evolved into a fully staffed medical clinic where we treat over 350 people each month, the clinic also offers counseling, community development, and eyeglasses, all absolutely free.
The strength of our work in Kenya is due to our networking with organizations and foundations such as Hope for the Nations, The Smile Exchange, Be A Hero, and Heart of Help, the Felson, and Gloria Di Dio Foundation. There is a lot more we can do together than apart.