Project Report
| May 6, 2021
Back to school report semester II
By James Oyugi Were | Founder/Director
Hello Friends and Partners. I hope this finds you well. we are doing fine and getting ready for back to school by monday 10th May, 2021. It has been tough on school programs due to the Covid -19 pundemic.
JWF has tried copying up with difficult situation of raising money to keep the needy students in school. we still have 10 under sponsorship program and waiting to admit another 5 in July 2021 when the new year starts. The outbreak of the Coronavirus made Kenya school term dates to change.
we had our primary school KCPE candidates and high school KCSE candidates take their exams in March 2021. Both primary and Secondary candiadtes are very ready to Join grade 9 and colleges/university this coming July and September 2021.
JWF is still mobilizing more resources to make this dream of taking high school students to school.Together with partners and friends we will make it happen. We have very challenging cases this year with five students passing their exams scoring 400 marks over possible 500, some of the cases are extreme but we believe with your prayers and support, we will manage and make it happen. I also want to friends that two our students under sponsorship are also transiting to the university.
JWF is still making more effort in networking and connecting with friends and partners to help us achieve our goals and objective.Yes we can.
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Feb 26, 2021
Back to school report
By James Oyugi Were | Founder/Director
Hello friends,
Ii hope and trust that you are doing okay, the year 2020 was with alot of challenges as Covid-19 came calling shutting down our education system.
We have really struggled with our children staying at home with parents for 9 months that is March-September 2020. James were foundation came up with a detailed program of mentoring our students during this pandemic until September last year when grades 4,8 and 12 were allowed back to school. JWF managed to take and sponsor tero students who are in grade 12. They are really doing well and posting good results. We hope to see them registering straight distinctions and joining public universities come July this year.
This year was a better one compared with last year. The year of hope as all students reported back to school. JWF took back another 8 students to other grades in high school , grades 9 to 11. We offered full scholarship to all our 10 students and we hope that bu July 2021 when we are starting our new year, we shall have more partners and friends to help us sponsor more students. Our goal is forgetting 65 to 100 students for full and merited scholarships for the needy and bright students.
We still put our strong prayers that all will be well. We still monitor our students and make sure that a follow up is done and FPEs are supplied to them in school. God will continue to provide for them. This new year has also come with new challenges as people in the slums cant raise school fee, provide FPEs and provide food for their families aa Covid 19 has made most people lose their incomes in different ways, life has become unbearable. There is light at the end of the tunnel with James Were Foundation. God bless you.
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Oct 28, 2020
Back to School for our Students in Nyalenda
By James Oyugi were | Founder
Hello friends,
James Were foundation has been running a program of sponsoring bright and needy students in different high schools. The students have been home since March 2020 when Covid -19 broke out. Students have been doing an online program that has been so difficult to implement.
Kenyan government has started partial reopening of schools which bas seen grades 4,8 and 12 going back to school on 12th October 2020. JW foundation has put plans in ensuring that all their sponsored students who are in grade 12 goes back to school.
We have started raising funds in readiness for the reopening of school for other grades. Our goal and obligation is to ensure that the bright and needy students access education. JW foundation main objective is to ensure that there is access to education for our disadvantaged children/students.
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