Help Educate 330 Mukinyai School Orphans, Kenya

The school term was smooth in our schools and class 8 and form 4 candidates sat for their final national exams in March and April 2022.  The results were later released after marking process was concluded and students received their results and they now know what is next for them.  Class 8 candidates started joining secondary schools beginning of May 2022 and the process is still on-going.  Form 4 candidates are waiting for universities and colleges admission and they will soon be joining their respective institutions.  Our form 4 beneficiaries worked really hard and they will be joining various colleges to pursue their courses of their choice.  We are proud of them for their hard-work and we congratulate them for their good performance.  Although they did not qualify to join universities we are happy they made it to join colleges their success is our success.  I take the opportunity to express our gratitude to all those who generously contributed to the success of the vulnerable students.  Our beneficiaries remained in schools throughout the learning periods because you provided school uniforms and school fees hence the good performance.  We wish them all the best in their next levels.  As earlier reported, we have a long list of vulnerable students requesting for our support but due to limited resources, we are sorry we can only afford to accommodate a few.  The list grew longer after KCPE results were released and many placed request to assist them join various secondary schools and unfortunately we turned them down.  We have referred some of them to other service providers and we are happy some benefited.  It has been very difficult in fundraising as well but we remain optimistic that things will soon improve for the better.  On the other hand, parents/guardians have been going through challenging moments mainly worsened by the covid pandemic but we can only keep encouraging each other and remain positive.  Thank you for the continued support from our well-wishers, donors and our friends

Another school calendar has started for this New Year. Our beneficiaries in our program have reported back to school after short December holiday for their final term. Candidates will be sitting for their final national examination from March this year. They are busy revising for their coming exams and they have assured us that they are well prepared for the exams. We pray for their success and we hope they will perform well to continue to the next level. We have already paid for this term fees for them hence they should be in school throughout. We are very happy for this achievement which has been made possible by our good friends, donors and well-wishers kindly receive our gratitude and those of our beneficiaries, parents/guardians and teachers. Together we have played a noble role in molding our less fortunate youths. We are proud of them for their hard work and we believe that they will do even better in their final exams. In the meantime we are receiving requests from vulnerable students seeking for our support in their studies. At the moment we are not in a position to give any promise as we are very low financially but working hard in fundraising to accommodate new students as from May 2022. We request for more support from our friends and well-wishers to enable us give the applicants positive feedback. It is unfortunate to see the increasing number of vulnerable children in the region who are desperately knocking many doors requesting for their education support. The situation has been worsened by the covid 19 pandemic as their parents/guardians are facing serious financial challenges. We hope situation will soon improve and business status will improve. Most parents and guardians are small scale farmers who depends on selling food surplus for income generation and others operates small businesses. Once we succeed in fundraising, we will add more beneficiaries in our program and especially the most vulnerable. Welcome and join us in supporting our needy children in their studies to shape their future. Thank you for your continued support.