Vision brings the organization together and helps keep it together, while division makes sure the right people are working in the right jobs. Then supervision follows to make sure the right work is efficient and observing the policies of the organization.

House Of Hope Medical Centre was opened in January and I am sure that the above statement applied, as the work started. I thank Project Aids Orphan for the many ways the Lord has used them to help us through many challenges and also for commitment in supplying the many needs.

Financially we have depended on gifts from our friends to build the new buildings and expenses of equipment’s. Still we are hopeful that joining our ministry can help us to meet more needs. We hoped to start construction of a children home which began in January 2012 , guest rooms, kitchen and dining hall, staff houses and schools in our Katito campus.

The ongoing child sponsorship in providing education, food, clothing, empowerment and spiritual needs have been successful. We have given hope to over 1000 orphans and children in the past 11 years. School health education and dental care and deworming have been a success. We are also beginning a scholarship funding for bright orphans who have excelled and joined university and college.

The farm has existed since 2005 and cows have been producing milk, goats have been given to orphans and chicken also provided for eggs and meat; an easy way to give a child protein (in chicken, meat and eggs).

Anyone who can contribute would be of great help. Your generous gift will help us improve many lives.

Your finances can help:

·       Needy people funds-helps cover the care of the orphans, widows, vulnerable kids and kids with special needs and to assist in basic needs.

·       Scholarships-help sponsor bright orphans into Universities and colleges.

·       Capital development-staff housing, children home, House of Hope Christian primary and secondary schools. Provide books, uniform, shelter and education.

·       Orphan and family empowerment with animals (cows, goats, chicken).

·       Sustainability programs (22 seater bus, Van, Green house farming, Expand Nyakach Farm, Vocational training, Hospital canteen, arts and Crafts Gift shop).

·       Support staff development.

·       Feminine products in school to encourage schoolgirl education, comfort and dignity.

·       School feeding programs to help children stay in school hence transforming the quality education in performance, promote growth of the child.

·       Support mobile clinic in remote areas to attend to the old and provide healthcare to the poor communities.

·       Christmas Basket- will support a family during this season to show love of Christ to them. It may only be the only one in the year.

·       Provide water to the local community- to prevent water-borne diseases and reduce the burden of women and girls taking longer time in searching for water.

·       Support volunteers and staff and professional at House Of Hope ministries.

·       Support a family with solar lamps at $35 to help an orphan do his homework, save gas for lighting and prevent eye infection.

·       Clinic supplies and furnishing of the medical Centre, school, and the children centre rooms.

·       Need an ambulance for emergencies.

·       Supply clean water and purchase a generator.

“We are saving people who may have died if we were not there. And overwhelming as the need is and as the numbers are, if you save a life, that’s one life!”

House of Hope and Health Care

The goal of House of Hope is to achieve daily, year-round staffing at the House of Hope Health Centre in Katito, Kenya. Staffing the Health Centre is the optimal way to sustain general medical and preventive care throughout the area, especially since the nearest hospital is an hour`s drive away. The cost for one full-time staff member is $300 per month; the goal is to hire professional and support staff members and train in future train our own.

·       Malaria continues to be leading killer in Kenya, especially for children under 5.Thhhrough diagnosis and treatment, prevention by education, and the distribution of mosquito nets, House of Hope will continue to significantly reduce the incidence of Malaria prophylaxis.

·       TB and HIVAIDS affect approximately 30 percent of the area population. Diagnosis, education and support can dramatically help end this deadly cycle. We hope we can make the House Of Hope Health Centre   a TB hub for treatment.

As urgent dental problems are other major health concerns and can be addressed by House Of Hope. We can liaise with dentist(s) to provide biweekly dental checks.

·       Nutritional and vitamin deficiencies are endemic among the children and affect immune health, growth and cognitive development.

·       Death rates from pneumonia, diarrheal illnesses and other curable diseases will significantly drop with earlier treatment and education.

·       Wound care, including tropical ulcers and abscesses, as well as chronic illness will be managed and follow-ups done.

·       Immunizations of preventable diseases will be undertaken to help curb the morbidity and mortality rates.

House Of Hope and EDUCATION

The educational component of HOH is essential for the future of children in Kenya. The school day in Kenya is from 6:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and then from 2 to 5p.m. When House of Hope school will be ready this will help in feeding programs and child sponsorships. Meanwhile we are proud to have sponsored dozens of them to schools and take care of educational needs. This is the bulk of our budgets.

All the children want to go to school, but they must have the mandatory uniforms, books and supplies or they cannot attend. For many, these costs are prohibitive. The goal of HOH is to see that every child has the necessary items to attend school.

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