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2026 University Placements: A New Chapter Begins.

July 24, 2026By 0 comment

There are few moments more rewarding than seeing years of hard work come to fruition. After completing their KCSE examinations, our students have eagerly awaited their university placements, and we are delighted to celebrate this important milestone with them.

In 2025, 15 students under our sponsorship programme sat for their KCSE examinations after four years of dedication and commitment. We are proud to share that 11 of these students attained a C+ and above, qualifying for direct entry into university through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS).

This year’s placements have given us even more reason to celebrate. The KUCCPS placement process can sometimes be unpredictable, with students occasionally being placed in courses they did not apply for. We are therefore especially pleased that all 11 of our university-bound students were successfully placed in the courses they had applied for, allowing them to pursue the careers they have been working towards.

Our 2026 university placements are

Morgan Francis

Course: Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
University: Masinde Muliro University

Rakelly Oyiera

Course: Bachelor of Education (Science)
University: Tharaka University

Davis Okutoto

Course: Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
University: Kenyatta University

Sonia Jackson

Course: Bachelor of Science in Economics and Statistics
University: University of Nairobi

Hussein Abdallah

Course: Bachelor of Education (Arts)
University: Pwani University

Grace Mganga

Course: Bachelor of Commerce
University: University of Embu

Jeniffer Akinyi

Course: Bachelor of Science in Statistics and Programming
University: Kenyatta University

Hillary Anzala

Course: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Mathematics
University: Maseno University

Cynthia Wahome

Course: Bachelor of Science in Education (Computer Science)
University: Pwani University

Simon Muli

Course: Bachelor of Education (Arts)
University: University of Kabianga

Jacinta Kalimi

Course: Bachelor of Industrial Chemistry
University: University of Nairobi

The remaining four students are also taking the next step in their educational journey. They are currently applying for short courses, and Kids League Kenya will continue to sponsor them throughout their training. We recognise that success takes many different paths, and we are committed to supporting every student in pursuing an education that aligns with their goals and aspirations.

As our university-bound students prepare to report to their respective institutions, we are also assisting them with their Higher Education Fund (HEF) and HELB applications to help ensure they have the financial support they need to begin their studies.

Your generosity has enabled these students to reach this important milestone, and your continued support will help them take the next steps towards fulfilling their dreams.

We congratulate all 15 of our 2025 KCSE candidates and wish them every success as they embark on this exciting new chapter. We look forward to following their journeys and celebrating many more achievements in the years ahead.

Support Our Mission

Your support makes this possible. If you’d like to sponsor a university student or make a donation, whether one-time or recurring, you can do so easily through our website in a variety of currencies. Every contribution goes directly toward empowering bright but underprivileged youth through education.

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Alumni Spotlight – Fred Mwangangi

May 15, 2026By 0 comment

My name is Fred Mwangangi James, and I have been a proud beneficiary of Kids League Kenya since my childhood in 2005. Growing up in a humble background with many daily struggles, I thank God that my education journey was never hindered. Kids League was always there, ensuring that every need was taken care of.

I performed well in my KCPE exams and was admitted to Shimo La Tewa High School for my secondary education. Because school fees were no longer a challenge, I was able to fully focus on my studies. Although life at home remained difficult, my strong and supportive parents encouraged me to keep going and inspired me to work even harder. In 2015, I successfully completed my KCSE exams.

In 2016, I joined Kisii University to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Purchasing and Supply Chain Management. Life at campus was tough, but Kids League continued to support me by providing pocket money every semester. This support allowed me to concentrate on my studies, and in September 2021, I graduated with Second Class Honours (Upper Division).

After graduation, I spent some time seeking job opportunities. In June 2024, Kids League once again came through for me by providing an internship opportunity in partnership with OCF, which led to my placement at Unity Homes in the Supply Chain Department. Through hard work and God’s grace, I was retained as an employee, and I am still working there to date.

I am not yet where I want to be, but I believe in hard work and perseverance. Challenges will always be there, but they shape us and help us grow.

I sincerely thank Kids League Kenya for standing with me and many other young beneficiaries. May God continue to bless this organisation. Special thanks to Madam Julie Nderitu, who has been my guide and motivator. Her words “keep pushing and never stop praying” have inspired me to stay strong and focused.

Thank you, Kids League Kenya, for making me who I am today.

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KLK Day 2025 – Finding the right path for you!

August 20, 2025By 0 comment

On 13th August 2025, we held KLK Day at Khadija Primary School, Hall. Students turned out in great numbers, accompanied by their proud parents. It was an honour to be joined by our trustees, teachers from partner primary schools in the Kongowea area, a representative from the Education Office, and the Chief of Kongowea, Madam Yasmin.

Our theme this year
This year’s theme, “Finding the Right Path for You”, guided discussions on career development, discipline, and responsibility.

One student, Joseph, put it perfectly: “KLK has helped me believe in myself and see a future I never thought possible.”

Stories That Moved Us
Our first speaker was Henry, now an alumnus of KLK. Henry shared his inspiring journey, reminding students of the importance of career guidance. Having benefited from the KLK scholarship, he emphasised working hard in STEM subjects, which often shape career opportunities. Henry graduated with a BSc in Biochemistry and is now employed at a company in Mombasa.

Next came Moniva, a student at Embu University, who painted a real picture of campus life: the challenges, the opportunities, and the resilience it takes to succeed. Her honesty struck a chord with those preparing to step into university later this year.

We also heard from Joyce, a confident Form Three student, who reminded us that success is not just about grades but also about integrity, respect, and responsibility.

Joseph Mulatya gave a heartfelt testimony of how KLK’s support in covering his school fees allowed him to excel and gain admission to university. He is now pursuing a Bachelor of Education (Science).

Performances That Spoke to the Heart


The stage wasn’t only for speeches. Students showcased their creativity with a short play, uplifting songs, and a moving poem of gratitude to KLK.

Guidance from Parents, Teachers, and Leaders


A parent representative, Mamake Feiswal, encouraged the students to make the most of the scholarship and to work hard to achieve their goals.

Madam Mwanakombo (a teacher at Kongowea Primary School) and Madam Lucy (a teacher at Khadija Primary School) encouraged students to take their education seriously, stressing its power to transform their future.

A Word from the Trustees

Our trustees shared their vision for expanding opportunities for students who may not have qualified for university. Vicki introduced new vocational training options in fields such as plumbing, electrical installation, carpentry, hospitality and catering, and hairdressing. These courses aim to equip young people with practical skills that can transform their lives and communities.

An further emphasised the importance of academic performance and reminded parents of their responsibility in supporting their children’s education.

Distinguished Guests

We were deeply honoured by the presence of Madam Khadija from the Education Office and our ever-supportive Chief of Kongowea, Madam Yasmin, who crowned the day with her encouragement and blessings.

Prize Giving

Hard work never goes unrewarded. Certificates were presented to secondary students who have excelled academically, shown outstanding discipline, and demonstrated commitment through volunteering at our 2nd ACT Shop.

A special highlight was the generosity of our alumni, who came together to contribute and purchase backpacks for the new students joining campus this year. Their support not only celebrated the achievements of our learners but also reminded us of the strong and caring KLK family that continues to give back.

Closing the Day

The day ended with a delicious pilau lunch, enjoyed by students, parents, and guests alike. Afterwards, everyone departed at their own leisure.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who attended, with special appreciation to the Education Officer and to Madam Chief for her unwavering dedication and support whenever we have needed her assistance.

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2025 KUCCPS University Placements Are Out!

July 19, 2025By 0 comment

We are delighted to share that the 2025 KUCCPS (Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service) university placements have officially been released and our Kids League Kenya beneficiaries who sat for their KCSE in 2024 have secured placements in various institutions across the country!

In Kenya, university placement is a competitive and centralised process. Students submit their applications after KCSE, but the final decisions on course and institution are determined by KUCCPS based on performance and availability. We are proud that our students not only qualified but were placed in programmes aligned with their strengths and passions.

Here are the students who have secured university placements:

Faith Nduku
Course: Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery
University: Egerton University

Stanslaus Simiyu
Course: Bachelor of Business Information Technology
University: Multimedia University

Milka Akelo
Course: Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science
University: Maseno University

Johnson Kiko
Course: Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
University: South Eastern Kenya University

Vivian Achuya
Course: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
University: Machakos University

Eugine Odhiambo
Course: Diploma in Civil Engineering
University: Technical University of Mombasa

Performance Summary

Out of the 12 students who sat the KCSE in 2024:

  • 8 students scored the minimum university entry grade of C+ and above
  • 1 student scored C plain, qualifying for diploma-level college programmes
  • 3 students scored C-, which is still strong enough to join vocational training or bridging courses

New Initiative: Vocational Training Pathways

As part of a new initiative, students who completed secondary school but did not attain the grades required for university or college admission can now enrol in vocational training programmes. These programmes offer practical skills in areas such as plumbing, electrical work, carpentry, beauty and therapy, hospitality and management, among other short courses based on their interests.

Our goal is to do everything possible to support our students toward meaningful employment, helping them achieve their lifelong dream of building a better future for themselves and their families.

Support Our Mission

Your support makes this possible. If you’d like to sponsor a university student or make a donation, whether one-time or recurring, you can do so easily through our website in a variety of currencies. Every contribution goes directly toward empowering bright but underprivileged youth through education.

👉 Donate now or reach out to us to learn more about child sponsorship.
Together, we are transforming lives through education.

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Student Spotlight: Meet Kevin – From Dreams to a Future in Science and Service

May 14, 2025By 0 comment

Every scholarship tells a story. Behind the numbers and funding reports are real children with real dreams and real challenges. At Kids League Kenya, we’re proud to walk alongside students as they rise above difficult circumstances to create bright futures. Today, we shine a light on Kevin Amwoyi, whose inspiring journey is a true example of how perseverance and opportunity can change a life.

A Humble Beginning
Kevin completed his primary education at Kongowea Primary School in 2010, earning the title of top student in his class. But despite his excellent performance, joining high school was a challenge. Like many families in his community, Kevin’s parents couldn’t afford the cost of secondary education and his dreams hung in the balance.

A Turning Point
Thankfully, hope arrived in the form of his headmaster, who recognised Kevin’s potential and referred him to Kids League Kenya (formerly ACTS). Through our scholarship programme, Kevin joined Mazeras High School, where he continued to excel.

“Thanks to Kids League Kenya (former ACTS), I joined Mazeras High School and continued my academic journey. At Mazeras, I stayed focused and determined, finishing as the second-best student in my KCSE class of 2014 missing the top spot by just one point!”

This outstanding performance earned Kevin a place at the University of Nairobi, where he began a BSc. in Physical Sciences, later transferring to BSc. Biochemistry at the School of Health Sciences.

“With support from HELB and Kids League Kenya, I completed my studies and graduated in 2020 with a Second-Class Honours Upper Division in Biochemistry.”

Academic and Personal Growth
Kevin’s career began as a volunteer data collector. His hard work and dedication helped him secure an administrative internship at a local NGO focused on transforming lives. Today, he serves in a dual role as both Administrative Officer and Research Assistant at the same organisation.

“Looking back, I am deeply thankful for the support that made my education possible. Kids League Kenya played a key role in shaping my future. I hope my story inspires others to persevere, no matter what obstacles they face.”
Kevin’s journey is a story of talent and opportunity. From a top-performing primary student to a university graduate and now a changemaker in his community, Kevin shows us what’s possible when students are given the chance to succeed.

How can you help?
Once our students graduate from education in their chosen field, they need to find their next opportunity. As these highly motivated individuals look for a career to enable them to be self-sufficient and often support their family members as well.

At Kids League Kenya we try to support our students in their next step. Without work experience or a chance from companies, our alumni can find it difficult to secure a role. Please get in touch if your business may be able to collaborate with us – fresh talent for you, opportunities for our students.

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UK Teachers’ Visit to Kenyan Schools – Global Schools Project

April 28, 2025By 0 comment

The school visits started on May 28, 2024. With help from KLK staff Julie and Lewa, the teachers went to Khadija Primary School, Maweni Primary School, and Pentrose Community School. They enjoyed lively music and dance shows and helped plant trees to show the friendship between the schools.
On May 29, the visits continued at Kongowea Primary School and Kengeleni Primary School. At Kengeleni, the teachers watched colourful cultural performances that showed Mombasa’s traditions.

Kids League Kenya had the honour of hosting a group of passionate UK teachers as part of the Global Schools project. This unique initiative connects students from schools in Kongowea, Kenya, with their peers in the United Kingdom, fostering cross-cultural friendships, mutual learning, and global citizenship. From May 25 to June 1, 2024, the visiting teachers embarked on a vibrant journey of collaboration, discovery, and community building — a true celebration of education without borders.

The teachers arrived in Mombasa on May 25, 2024, and were warmly welcomed by the Kids League Kenya team, Ann and Lewa at Severin Sea Lodge, where they had time to rest and get ready for the exciting week ahead. The friendly welcome and beautiful coastal views made a great start to their visit.

Safari Adventure in the Kenyan Savannah

The adventure began on May 26 with a safari at Voi Safari Lodge. The teachers marvelled at Kenya’s stunning wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, and lions. The overnight stay at the lodge offered an immersive experience into the country’s natural beauty and diverse ecosystem, setting a thrilling tone for the rest of the visit.

The school visits

The school visits started on May 28, 2024. With help from KLK staff members Julie and Lewa, the teachers went to Khadija Primary School, Maweni Primary School, and Pentrose Community School. They enjoyed lively music and dance shows and helped plant trees to show the friendship between the schools.
On May 29, the visits continued at Kongowea Primary School and Kengeleni Primary School. At Kengeleni, the teachers watched colourful cultural performances that showed Mombasa’s traditions.

Exploring Mombasa’s Heritage

On May 30, 2024, the teachers explored Mombasa’s historic Old Town. They visited places like Fort Jesus and saw the famous elephant tusks on Moi Avenue. These sites helped them learn more about the area’s history, strength, and culture.

Final Adventure at Vipingo Ridge
The final day, May 31, was dedicated to Kenya’s marine beauty. At Vipingo Ridge, the teachers enjoyed snorkelling and encountered the vibrant coastal marine life. It was a perfect way to unwind and celebrate the end of a memorable journey.

Back to UK

On June 1, the UK teachers bid farewell to Mombasa, concluding a week of impactful experiences and new friendships.

The visit was much more than a tour; it was a week of authentic connections, shared dreams, and the building of bridges across continents. Through the Global Schools project, Kids League Kenya continues to foster global understanding, empower students, and celebrate the beauty of diversity. The experiences and relationships formed during this visit will ripple through classrooms in both Kenya and the UK, inspiring a new generation of globally minded leaders.

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Student Spotlight: Janipher’s passion for technology in her own words

July 24, 2023By

Janipher is a student that was identified as a talent and we have been supporting her for a number of years, through her secondary school success and on to tertiary education. She has focussed on business information and technology and has excelled.

Janipher has been self-motivated and ambitious, securing a number of placements and roles in the medical field. She has chosen to focus on her personal development and continues to impress.

Let’s meet Janipher and hear her story

“Kids League Kenya has been a blessing in my life since secondary school and has continued to be so throughout my university education.

It has played a very vital role not only financially but also mentally, through the continuous encouragement that we get from the organization’s staff.”

Attending school and continuous learning

“With the help of Kids League Kenya, I was able to enroll in Technical University of Kenya and pursue a business information technology degree.

In a world where technology is always developing, I’m continuing to advance my education in order to eventually become a certified data analyst.

I was able to acquire technical communication and management abilities while I was studying, and these talents will have a huge impact on the organizations that I will work with.”

Starting off volunteering

“I have worked in a variety of organizations, gaining valuable experience that I am very proud of.

I volunteered for the National Hospital Insurance Fund for eight months. I was able to gain experience in a real-world work environment while working at NHIF. I took on a variety of tasks at the NHIF Mtwapa satellite:
• Installation of workstation
• Updating members accounts
• Data and records management
• Printing and dispatching of NHIF cards.
• Capturing, updating and processing of member amendment details
• Advising member on impatient and outpatient cover
• Verifying and authorizing claims
• Sorting of payment vouchers
• Reconciling of paid-up claims
• Receiving and generating claims
• Verifying and authorizing claims”

Success is a mind set

“As a young lady with a keen interest in the information technology sector, I had the opportunity to interact with Laser Infrastructure and Technology Solutions (LITES) and infrastructure and ICT solutions and a subsidiary of CPF Group for a month. The theme was ‘Digitization and Beyond.’

I learned skills in Archival and Information Management solutions – I was able to understand all stages of arch project from analyzing documents filing and storing them physically/electronically. I learnt to codify functional requirements and technical specifications for digitization projects, use solution digital asset management systems and implement records management procedures and information governance policies.

I also explored some of the latest technology in healthcare:
• Blockchain technology
• Artificial intelligence
• Predictive healthcare

A critical area of business information is cyber security. I learnt much about this related to digital transformation:
• Trends in cyber security
• Incident management continuum
• Prevention of cyber attacks”

What’s next for Janipher?

I secured another role at a medical facility where I worked for a short time, but I made the decision to go back to school and further my studies.

Being at a medical facility and having worked with an insurance firm and an IT firm; this has given me a rounded understanding of many areas that I will advance with my further education.

All this was facilitated because of the knowledge I got through sponsorship by Kids League Kenya. This far, is all because of Kids League Kenya. MUNGU BARIKI (GOD BLESS) KIDS LEAGUE KENYA.”

To learn about our approach to supporting tertiary education and sponsoring a student. Please visit Sponsor a Child.

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Student Spotlight: meet Evon our inspiring engineer

June 19, 2023By

International Women in Engineering Day is celebrated on June 23 every year around the world, to honor women in the field of engineering. It focuses on raising the profile of women who are changing the field of engineering one degree at a time.

At Kids League Kenya we support many different professions and now seems a great time to shine the spotlight on one of our engineers.

We’re partnered with Unity Homes who have kindly made a corporate donation to our cause, they are also going deeper in their commitment to helping others by collaborating on some new and exciting projects. Evon is one of our recent graduates and has recently spent time with them, exploring their working practices and learning that #UnityisCommunity is truly lived in their organisation.

Let us introduce Evon and hear some of her story in her own words. She’s on her way to the career of her dreams and with her upbeat attitude she inspires everyone she meets.

In her own words

“My name is Evon, and I am 24 years old. I am the firstborn in a family of six children. I was raised by my single mum, who does laundry for people for us to earn a living. My father died when I was seven, and life was difficult; I lost hope of achieving my goals.

I would like to thank and appreciate Unity Homes for their partnership with Kids League Kenya in supporting my brother by funding his school fees. He is currently in Form 4.”

“I am truly humbled and grateful to have accomplished my goal of becoming an engineer.

It was not easy for me because I did not know if my dreams would come true today as an orphan with a single mother who our family members abandoned us and did not support educating a girl child, but thanks to Kids League Kenya who have supported and helped me achieve my dreams.”

[Photo of Evon at her university graduation with Kids League Kenya Trustees An and Jan].

International Women in Engineering Day 2023

We were delighted when Unity Homes offered to work with us on a campaign to highlight the importance of trail blazing women in engineering by inviting one of our alumni to visit their site, stay at their impressive Tatu City complex in Nairobi and learn about their work.

The theme for #INWED23 is ‘make safety seen’ so as part of meeting all of the inspiring team of Unity Homes, Evon also took part in a number of activities led by women, explaining their day to day roles across a number of different departments at Unity Homes. A fantastic learning experience for Evon and we thank them for their generosity.

Challenges in the field of engineering

“Since I am a woman in this field of engineering, I cannot promise that it will be easy, but it is simply a matter of focusing and being smart because I face challenges working with men.

Others believe that because you are a woman, you are less courageous and weak, and you cannot supervise work to the standard perfection, but I thank God that I have overcome all the challenges.”

Evon talks about this theme a little more in the video below:

Evon had a fantastic recent experience at Unity Homes and has applied for their internship programme. We wish her all the best in her application.

Getting to know Evon

Evon has been extremely helpful to our organisation. From volunteering to clean the shop in her spare time to supporting the Twinning online meetings, Evon always comes to prepare juice and tea for the kids and teachers.

She always makes time to speak with students who are still in secondary school in order to encourage them to put more effort into their studies. On the tuk-tuk tour, she also happened to guide our visitors from the United Kingdom to the Kongowea area. They were all overjoyed, and they did not forget to thank Evon when they returned.

As she goes forward with her career, we asked Evon if she had any words for us to share:

“May the Almighty God bless Kids League Kenya for their kindness and love, and thank you to Madam Julie, who has always been my advisor and role model, and who has always encouraged me that I can do it. Through God’s grace, I have seen the fruits of education.

I would like to take this opportunity to remind my fellow scholars that nothing is impossible with God; it just takes hard work and smart work. My dreams of becoming an engineer and helping other children in need would not have come true if it were not for Kids League Kenya.”

We thank Unity Homes for their time and energy in giving Evon this amazing experience. As our students are from disadvantaged backgrounds, they are motivated, smart and conscientious, but do not have the work environment experience. By getting a chance, they can increase their understanding of employers, build their confidence and their CVs.

If you’d like to partner with us on work experience for our alumni students, please contact us.

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Student Spotlight: Meet Purity and her passion for nursing

May 1, 2023By

Our Nurses. Our Future. This is the theme for International Nurses Day 2023.

The ICN (International Council of Nurses) is focussed on the wants for nursing in the future. There are global health challenges to address and goals to improve global health for all. There are lessons to be learnt from the pandemic, and the ICN wishes to “translate these into actions for the future to ensure nurses are protected, respected and valued”.

While we are delighted to honour all nurses worldwide, we are especially proud to recognize one of our own who underwent the Kids League Kenya scholarship journey and is now a shining star in the nursing industry.

A message from Purity to Kids League Kenya:

“I truly appreciate Kids League Kenya’s ongoing assistance with my education, both in high school and college. I would not be where I am now if it weren’t for them.”

Purity’s story: studying nursing

Purity joined KMTC (Kenya Medical Training College) Mombasa campus from 2017 to 2021.

She did her nursing licensure exam and got her license to operate as a nurse. In Kenya, nursing course is one of the demanding courses and the fees range up to 80,000 KSH per year.

Purity’s passion for nursing

According to Purity, nursing is a profession that is fuelled by both passion and a love for promoting the welfare of people:

“You can imagine how the world could be without a nurse or someone to look after the sick. I am glad I received a call to action to save my community and the entire world.”

Campaigns for health awareness

“I always put my expertise to use by ensuring that people are living in a healthy environment because I believe that prevention is always better than cure.
In my most recent research, I discovered that people ignore simple practices like hand washing, purifying water, washing fruits and vegetables.
When it comes to maintaining health for a better future, these and other hygiene activities are essential.”

Recruitment and employment

Even with all this passion, there is a significant gap between careers and employment.

After college, finding a job can be difficult. Because of this, Purity did a lot of voluntary work in the community by working with groups to launch health awareness campaigns in the local area.

A message from Purity: “To well-wishers and employers, if you give one of Kids League Kenya’s graduates an opportunity to work for you, you can be confident they will be trustworthy and perform well since Kids League Kenya develops obedient, diligent pupils. Their families, who look up to them, will benefit much from this. Thank you!”

You can sponsor a nurse like Purity, helping students like her to achieve their goals and live their passions, working with Kids League Kenya, you can make a real difference.

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Student Spotlight: Meet Esther Vivi and hear her story in her own words

March 6, 2023By

International Women’s Day celebrates the achievements of women and seeking gender equality. We thought it the perfect chance to celebrate one of the 100s of women of Kids League Kenya.

Let’s hear about Kids League Kenya alumni Vivi’s journey in her own words.

Where it all began

‘’My name is Esther Vivi and I joined Kids League Kenya in 2015.

At that time, my family was struggling to make ends meet.

We didn’t have enough money to cover the costs of attending school, so I had given up on starting my secondary education.

My mother sold charcoal to help pay for food and other household expenditures, while my father worked seasonal casual jobs.”

The Kids League Kenya Journey

“Joining Kids League Kenya was a turning point for me. The journey was so good; I was able to continue with my studies without worrying about school fees because of the funding I received.

Apart from paying school fees, there are a lot of things I liked about Kids League Kenya. Like for instance how we were urged to work hard in school and support our families in the future, and how we had Kids League Kenya Days where people who had already moved onto campus could give us motivational talks and also speak to us about their experiences there.

These and many more increased my eagerness to work hard in school so that I could go to campus and experience its way of life.”

What school life was like

“While in campus, I worked hard to maintain good grades as I pursued my diploma course in business information technology.

I took part in a number of campus programs, including some that helped me learn new skills and widen my perspective on life.

This included visiting the homeless and prisons, participating in charity programs, and participating in church activities like attending church services and praying.”

A bright future and success ahead

“I give thanks to God as I was privileged to get a job at the Mwingi Level IV hospital, where I work as an assistant in the ICT office after I had finished my studies.

I feel incredibly honoured and grateful to Kids League Kenya for the chance they provided to me. I would like to express my gratitude to the trustees and all the donors for their ongoing support, it will not be forgotten.”

Here’s a recent email from Vivi updating the Kids League Kenya office and our sponsors on her progress.

Changing lives

Kids League Kenya is a charity that raises funds to sponsor the secondary and tertiary education of talented children in the Mombasa district of Kongowea.

Our primary focus is the education of children. It is through our sponsors that Vivi was able to finish her studies and now she is living her brighter future.

If you would like to Sponsor a Child there are a number of ways to help change the future for other children.

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