FROM THE CEO

2018 has started with a seeming continual rush, getting children to school, dealing with a constant stream of parents and children coming to my home requesting sponsorships, ensuring all children are in school and school fees paid, buying boarding require­ments and wondering if I am ever going to be able to sit down for more than 5 minutes.

               

To highlight the need and reality of KINI’s work the following stats show the enormity of my work and the needs still here, especially for sponsorship of children

v  42 children have been put into school across 18 different schools

v  2 in Uni/Polytechnics

v  33 children are partially sponsored in Enkereri School (the school where KINI has the greatest presence)

v  15 children in school are still awaiting sponsorship

v  10 new sponsorship requests are not in school, awaiting sponsorships

Because of the situation of many of these children sometimes KINI has to go ahead in faith and get the children into school for their protection and future safety.

Sponsorship for Jonh

John Olmorigio

4 years ago John was looking after his family's cows and had never been to school. He wanted to learn and so KINI took him to school where he quickly went through the lower grades and now us studying hard in Class 5, determined to finish school. John comes from a very poor family with many children but the father unable and unwilling to send him to school.

FEES: $100/PER TERM (3 terms a year), plus uniforms, shoes and school supplies.

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