EDUCATE AND CARE FOR ORPHANS IN KENYA.

Feeding Day Care Orphans by UMICEF KENYA and UNIVERSAL FELLOWSHIP ORGANIZATION

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Educating Orphans by UMICEF KENYA and UNIVERSAL FELLOWSHIP ORGANIZATION.

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Education Support For Orphans by UMICEF KENYA and UNIVERSAL FELLOWSHIP ORGANIZATION.

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Education and Play Support For Orphans by UMICEF KENYA and UNIVERSAL FELLOWSHIP ORGANIZATION.

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Recreational Support For Orphans by UMICEF KENYA and UNIVERSAL FELLOWSHIP ORGANIZATION.

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Empowering Community Members on Orphans, Widows, and Women Rights by UMICEF KENYA and Universal Fellowship Organization.

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Vocational Training For Most Vulnerable Women by UMICEF KENYA and Universal Fellowship Organization.

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Vocational Training For Most Vulnerable Girls Who Have Dropped Out of School by UMICEF KENYA and Universal Fellowship Organization.

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Many orphans and school dropouts have in Trans - Nzoia County have lost hope in life. They are vulnerable to child labour, child prostitution, child trafficking and sexual and gender based violence. Many are starving due to lack of parental care. Many are discriminated. Stigma is very rampant among the orphans whose parents died of AIDS. We have started a programme to restore hope in these vulnerable children. We are supporting them with food, clothing, shelter, care and education. Kindly come to our aid by donating to this needy cause in Kenya.

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7 news from the project – the latest from 28 December 2012
About the carrier of this project “UMICEF KENYA”
Location: KITALE, Kenya
Updated on 17 May 2013, published on 03 July 2011

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Many orphans have drpped out of school especially girls in Trans- Nzoia County, in Kenya. Many of those who have dropped out of school are vulnerable to child labour and prostitution. Kindly support this cause.

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EDUCATE AND CARE FOR ORPHANS IN KENYA.

An aid project by: UMICEF KENYA (B. Mutama)

B. Mutama (Project Manager)

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