Stipends Help Teachers Care for Vulnerable Children in Kenya

Volunteers care for young people with disabilities at Aswani Kizito’s Project of Hope

About the Project

The project consisted of providing stipends for the volunteer teachers at Aswani Kizito’s Project of Hope.

Location

Kawangware, Nairobi, Kenya

Quick Project Stats

Funding DateSeptember 2024
Luena Investment$8,000
CBO PartnerAswani Kizito’s Project of Hope
VillageKawangware
CountryKenya
# of Children Impacted290
Community Contributionmanual labor and volunteer time

Teachers Provide Care and Support for Children

Aswani Kizito’s Project of Hope initiative has been operating in the Kawangware slum since 2010. In the past 14 years, they have educated over 330 children free of charge through primary school and enrolled countless into secondary schools and vocational schools. Services and support for the children are provided by volunteer teachers who do not receive a regular salary.

Support Provides Stability and Essential Care for Children

The donation from Luena Foundation was used to provide stipends to the teachers who care for the children at Aswani Kizito’s Project of Hope. This encourages the teachers in their work and alleviates some of their own financial pressures.

Meet our Partner Community-Based Organization

Aswani Kizito’s Project of Hope is a project to build a new home for orphaned children who are currently living in the slums of Kawangare and who so deserve the care and attention we have to offer them. We want to create a Children’s Centre, based in a new community development in Kitengela,​ that offers them the space in which to can grow and develop, receive an education, and eventually become productive members of society. 

To learn more about our partner organization, click here.

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About Luena Foundation

The Luena Foundation aims to serve and safeguard vulnerable children around the world by protecting their basic human rights and by fostering love, hope, strength and joy. We use the donations we receive to invest in locally-led grassroots projects and organizations whose mission is to create a more compassionate world for children everywhere.

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