Extreme Medical Needs Send an orphan to college Empower Kenyan Girls with Education Food Baskets for Households in Kenya!

Makindu Children's Program

Org #14442
Vetted since 2013 Site Visit Verified
1998
year founded
$95,095
raised on GlobalGiving
10
years fundraising
6
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

The Mission of Makindu Children's Program (MCP) is to provide financial, advisory and technical guidance to Makindu Children's Centre (MCC) and support their efforts to provide nutritional, medical and emotional support, and access to education and vocational training to destitute AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children.

Projects (11)

Food Baskets for Households in Kenya!
Kenya / Food Security
Empower Kenyan Girls with Education
Kenya / Education
Extreme Medical Needs
Kenya / Physical Health
Send an orphan to college
Kenya / Education
Help child victims get justice
Kenya / Education
Empower Girls & Boys with Computer Skills
Kenya / Education
Project Leaders
Diana Richardson
Diana Richardson
Team
Diana Richardson
Organization Information
PO Box 51556
Eugene, OR 97405
United States
541-357-9673
Organization Information
PO Box 51556
Eugene, OR 97405
United States
541-357-9673

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Finding the Best Fit

By Diana Richardson | Executive Director

Meet Nura. Nura is one of 9 children being raised by her elderly grandmother. Five of these children are HIV positive, none of the parents are around, creating a very heavy burden for the... Read the full report ›

HARVEST SEASON FAILS TO PRODUCE AGAIN

By Diana Richardson | Executive Director

Food insecurity continues in the Makindu area, and affects all of the children enrolled in Makindu Children's Program. While hundreds come to the Children's Center for a daily meal, hundreds more live... Read the full report ›

LONG FOOD LINES CONTINUE

By Diana Richardson | Executive Director

Meet Mwangi: Mwangi developed servere brain damage during birth, as a result of prolonged labaor. His mother is HIV positive and always sickly. She struggled to put food on the table. The damage in... Read the full report ›
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