Huruma Orphanage
Huruma Dolor (Kiswahili for “compassionate molding”) was founded by Peter Akweyona in 2005 with a vision to provide a loving, Christian environment for homeless children in Kenya. Africa Mission & Beyond began assisting this small, native-run orphanage in 2009. The children were loved, but due to lack of funds, they were living in unsanitary conditions and not receiving proper nutrition.
AMB has partnered with Huruma and assists them with basic necessities, capital improvements, education, and self-sustainability projects. The complex has grown due to the sacrifice of donors and volunteers. Huruma is now home to over 100 orphans and educates approximately 500 children. AMB finished building a secondary school at Huruma in 2016. The primary school at the orphanage is one of the best schools in the district and continues to outperform surrounding schools.
Monthly financial needs are continual as the staff at Huruma provides and ministers to these orphans. Many of these children were neglected, abused, and had no hope. It is through the sacrifice of donors that AMB is able to give help and hope to these hurting children.
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The fall army worm is threatening Kenya's food security. In two seasons, the pest has destroyed thousands of hectors of maize plantations in the north. Bro. Peter says they had some of the worms last year, but this year they are much, much worse. We have sent funds to help spray. Pray that the crop will not be lost. The last growing season was badly affected by drought and they need this crop of maize.
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Thank You to Everlyn's new sponsor. There are still several others in 11th and 12th grade that will "time out" of the system before long. Your love can impact their lives in the window of time that remains.
There are several unsponsored children in 11th or 12th grade. Without sponsors, they will be unable to get technical training after they graduate. Everlyn is one of these. She hopes to become an accou...
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