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Tuesday, 21 January 2014

Pwani Girl-child Education Fund-CAROLYNE NAFULA SCHOLARSHIP APPEAL

From Left-Right: The Mission Executive Management Committee, Chair, Mr. Humphreys; Madam Jennifer  Alando, Deputy Head Teacher, Shimo-La-Tewa Primary School, Mombasa ( Immediate former School for Carolyne Nafula); Carolyne Nafula (In Uniform); Madam May Nyaki, English Teacher to Nafula; and Mr. Armstrong, Co-Founder, The Mission, and Trustee, Aid Kenya Foundation's Pwani Education Trust

Hi!

I am contacting you with a view of seeking your help to educate Carolyne Nafula, a vulnerable girl in Mombasa, Kenya, who has been under our support at the Mission For Orphaned Children (The Mission), an orphanage founded and run by Aid Kenya Foundation, a humanitarian aid and development assistance charity in Kenya.

Nafula wishes to be a doctor once she grows up and she is the first girl from her village to join secondary school as most girls drop out due to poverty, and negative influence of the society like truancy, prostitution and teenage motherhood. Nafula scored 346/500 marks from the Shimo-La-Tewa Primary School, Mombasa, emerging as the top girl in the school against all odds!!

Below, please find her request which I have also posted on our new facebook page's timeline.

God bless you!

Armstrong Ongera II, Co-Founder, The Mission
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Pwani Girl-child Education Fund: Carolyne Nafula's education needs for 2014 will be as follows:

1. School (Tuition) Fees: $ 506 (First Term); $ 316 ( Second Term); $ 285 (Third term);

2. Personal Items: Two pairs of school uniform; Two pairs of shirts/blouse; Two pairs of skirts; two pairs of socks; A pair of black shoes(Bata); A sleeveless sweater; Two neck ties; Two Badges; Yellow T-shirt for P.E.; A mosquito net; A pair of Sandals; A night dress/pajamas; a pair of pink bed sheets; 3 Petticoats; 4 Panties; Bathing and washing soaps; Tooth brush and paste; Towel; Comb; Shoe Polish and brush; Mattress; Basin; Bucket; A plate, spoon, and mug……all costing more or less $ 600;

3. Books: Maths, English, Kiswahili, Physics, Biology, Geography, Agriculture, History, Christian Religious Education(CRE), and Business Studies Text Books all costing $ 180;

4. Stationery & Other Items: English Dictionary (Oxford), Kamusi Ya Kiswahili Sanifu, New Secondary Atlas (Revised Edition by Longman), 2 African Story books, Exercise books( a Dozen for each subject), A rim of plain papers, 2 plastic spring file, A ruler, 4 Rubbers, 4 Blue Biros, Graph exercise books, a Bible(Good News English Version), Mathematical tables, and Mathematical set………all costing $ 150;

5. Transport: $ 65 per term(Return ticket, double if there is Midterm break)

6. Pocket Money: $ 18

Donations for Carolyne Nafula can be sent to Aid Kenya Foundation Education Scholarship Fund:

1. PayPal: themissionkenya@gmail.com

2. Western Union/MoneyGram to Payee: ARMSTRONG O'BRIAN ONGERA, JR.

3. Send Donations by bank Transfer to the following Bank Account:-

A/C Name: AID KENYA FOUNDATION
A/C No. : 082-1430151
Swift Code: BARCKENX
Bank: BARCLAYS BANK OF KENYA
Branch: Haile Selassie Avenue.

…..Educating A Girl Is Educating A Whole Village!!!! Nafula wants to be a Doctor let’s all support her dreams!!!!

Sunday, 12 January 2014

Welcome to THE MISSION OF HOPE CHILDREN'S CENTER, Malindi, Kenya; East Africa

Mr. Armstrong Ongera II, The Mission Co-Founder, with a section of the 154 orphans
Baby Karembo who is Autistic and needs medical care.
Welcome to THE MISSION OF HOPE CHILDREN'S CENTER, an orphanage hosting orphaned and vulnerable children, co-Founded by Mr.Armstrong O'Brian Ongera Jr. of Aid Kenya Foundation (AKF), a humanitarian aid and development assistance foundation in Kenya, strongly supported by Mum Dee DePriest to promote education in Milalani Community, Malindi, Kenya; sink water borehole under the Maji Ni Maisha Project; as well as support children and students from poor backgrounds in from rural-urban Kenya. For Child Sponsorship, To Volunteer or Support under The Life Shield Program, E-Mail: themissionkenya@gmail.com

Project Pillars:
1. Mama MAJI: Dee DePriest, Goodwill Ambassador, USA & North America;

2. Susan Friend, Goodwill Ambassador, USA;
3. Dr. Ezekiel Okemwa, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Aid Kenya Foundation
4. Armstrong Ongera II, Co-Founder & Executive Director;
5. Juddy K. Anyona, Project Administrator

PHOTOS OF SOME THE ORPHANS:































Sunday, 6 October 2013

A CALL TO ACTION FOR ORPHANS IN THE MISSION IN KENYA :RE: TO ALL MY FB FAMILY AND WONDERFUL FRIENDS

Susan Friend, Member, The Mission Dream Team
RE: TO ALL MY FB FAMILY AND WONDERFUL FRIENDS
To all my FB family and wonderful friends. I appeal to you hearts and souls in behalf of the children in Kenya. These children have no means to feed, cloth, give fresh drinking water, or roofs over their heads. In our country, we have food banks and other means of helping our children through our government. There are so many in this country who abuse this blessing to our country! The people in Kenya have NO help in any manner other than through the help and love from others.
 Please read this post from Armstrong O'Brian Ongera Jr.! - The Mission: http://www.FB.com/TheMissionKenya - I am pleading with him on the behalf of the children in Kenya. Christmas is coming, can we not make it a Horn Of Plenty for those who appreciate the simplest of things such as food in their mouths instead of toys.

I have very little to give but even a dollar over there goes so much further than in US. We are a spoiled nation. Please check your hearts and send whatever you can, even if it is one $10...just think, if each of us send just that how many children would be fed by Christmas. God Bless and thank you for your support.

I take no credit for sending what little I send and seldom I can send it. I am a widow living on very limited funds but I will send even the smallest amount that would only buy a cup of Star Bucks coffee over here, but over there......that $5 will feed many. Please do what you can and Pay it Forward.....for the sake of the children. 

We have places who donate food without help of Government...and even our Government helps us. Kenya's Government does NOTHING to help. God Bless your Day
Signed:
Susan Friend, Member, The Mission Dream Team, USA
 
ARSMTRONG O'BRIAN ONGERA, JR.'S CONTACT IN KENYA:
Armstrong O'Brian Ongera, Jr., 
Co-Founder & Executive Director, 
Mission of Hope Children's Center, 
Aid Kenya Foundation, 
P. O. Box 98283-80100, 
Mombasa, KENYA; 
E-mail: TheMissionKenya@gmail.com

Tuesday, 17 September 2013

Invitation to Become A Goodwill Ambassador/Friend of The Mission

RE:Invitation to Become A Goodwill Ambassador/Friend of The Mission

On behalf of the Aid Kenya Foundation's Board of Truestees, Executive Management, and the children at The Mission, I would like to invite friends, volunteers,a nd well-wishers at home and abroad who would join The Mission as Goodwill Ambassadors/Friends of The Mission.

Goodwill Ambassadors will help promote, support and donate towards the betterment of the welfare of the 154 children at The Mission. Goodwill Ambassadors will enlist as Friends of The Mission by a subscription fee of USD. 30 per month that will go into The Mission Kitty to secure food, clothes, shoes, books, water, multivitamins, and other essentials for the children. Out of the fee, USD. 10 will go into the Maji Ni Maisha Project to help sink a water borehole for the children and the Milalani community, Malindi, Kenya.

We welcome ideas and suggestions from potential Goodwill Ambassadors to help change lives, impact humanity of the children.

If you want to enlist, please feel free to email us on: <The MissionKenya@gmail.com>

Thank you, and God Bless You!

Regards,

Mr. Armstrong, Co-Founder & Executive Director, The Mission

             
(c)2013 The Mission



DONATE CHANGE FOR HUMANITY FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN

DONATE CHANGE FOR HUMANITY FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN : Aid Kenya Foundation is a humanitarian aid and development assistance charitable foundation in Kenya,operating mainly in urban slums and rural Kenya to alleviate poverty, restore hope and a sense of belonging through self-help initiatives, education scholarships, feeding, sheltering, rescuing and defending orphaned and vulnerable children, teenage mothers, and the disadvantaged populations.
Children at The Mission and teenage mothers at the Milalani Village, Malindi, Kenya
We accept minimum donations from individuals that can be sent by:
1.  PayPal: themissionkenya@gmail.com 
2. Western Union/MoneyGram to Payee: ARMSTRONG O'BRIAN ONGERA, JR. or JUDDY K. ANYONA 
3. Send Donations by bank Transfer to the following Bank Account:- 
A/C Name: AID KENYA FOUNDATION
A/C No. : 082-1430151
Swift Code: BARCKENX 
Bank: BARCLAYS BANK OF KENYA 
Branch: Haile Selassie Avenue.

Alternatively, you can donate by buying of hand-made beadwork products by women under the Maasai Beadwork Project. You can also send in-kind donations like books, shoes, clothes, multivitamins, pencils, toys, pens, blankets, bed-sheets, etc(new and used) or become A Distance Foster Parent to the orphans. For feedback, E-mail: <TheMissionKenya@gmail.com
The Mission

Therefore, we invite you to consider volunteering with up in raising funds and awareness towards the orphans and teenage mothers in Kenya under the Aid Kenya Foundation's two orphanages(Homes): MISSION OF HOPE CHILDREN'S CENTER; and the HAKUNA MATATA CHILDREN'S HOME. You will join a "Dream Team of Hope" of Goodwill Ambassadors, Collaborative Partners, and Volunteers working under the Foundation's DONATE CHANGE FOR HUMANITY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (DCHCC), which is coordinating voluntary donations from willing individuals.

The idea is to mobilize the CHANGE in cash form which individuals have at home or receive after shopping or making purchases at the Gas Station, Mall, Cinema, Grocery Store, Super Market, Hotel, Train, Aeroplane, and Public Transportation. The main aim is to collect at least 1 Dollar/Euro/Pound/Shilling per person per day. It is symbolic in nature that it takes the action of one everyday person or simple steps to trigger or bring hope, a sense of belonging and lasting change in the society.

We aim to raise USD. 3, 187, 500 over the next 18 months to build the tow modern excellence centers for the children-a complex that will have a School, Hospital, Home/Shelter, Sporting & Talent Development Center, and Water Borehole/Water Purification Plant that will also supply over 5000 households reaching a population of 40,000 people in the two respective communities where they have been commissioned-Kajiado County, in the heartland of the marginalized Maasai community/tribe, and the Milalani Village, Malindi, North Coast of Kenya, inhabited mostly with Mijikenda people, who are among the most poorest people in Kenya.

The change will also provide Education For Orphans Scholarships to over 3000 orphans over the next 5 years, as well as support the hundreds of the Maasai Women Groups affiliated with Aid Kenya Foundation to promote their fair-trade hand-made products under the Maasai Beadwork Project, which will directly and positively impact their livelihoods and the wider villages hence bringing hope and a sense of belonging.

Together, let's demonstrate the power of 1, our interdependence, and the borderless nature of life.


Please send donations to: JUDDY K. ANYONA/ARMSTRONG O'BRIAN ONGERA, JR., AID KENYA FOUNDATION, P. O. BOX 5956-00200, NAIROBI-KENYA.

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THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU ABUNDANTLY.

Friday, 13 September 2013

HUMANITARIAN APPEAL: MAJI NI MAISHA PROJECT

The Feet of the children showing how Jiggers have attached 3/5 children at The Mission, and indeed in the entire Milalani Village


APPEAL: MAJI NI MAISHA PROJECT

For the next 100 days, we are seeking to reach out to 1000 well-wishers who will donate $50 or more to enable us sink a WATER BOREHOLE/WELL with a purification system for the orphaned children at The Mission, in Milalani Village Malindi, Kenya.

The borehole will serve the orphans as well as 3000 households across the village; increase food security to the children through a greenhouse project; and increase hygiene among the children by eliminating JIGGERS.

Milalani is one of the remotest and poorest regions along the Kenyan Coast, where education standards are the lowest by any measure. The only source of water is the salty and untreated water from the Indian Ocean sold by water vendors at $40 cents for a 20 litre jerrycan.

Detailed information will be posted on The Mission Blog: http://www.TheMissionKenya.blogspot.com

If you want to donate towards The Mission's Maji Ni Maisha Project, please E-mail: TheMissionKenya@gmail.com
Your donation and generosity will be much appreciated by the children and the community.

The Well will be a Gift for the children.

Thank you and God bless you.











Mr. Armstrong holding a Jigger invested child.





Aid Kenya Foundation is the parent organization to The Mission


Mr. Armstrong O'Brian Ongera, Jr., Co-Founder & Executive Director, The Mission



We embrace Nelson Mandela's call to education:"Education Is The Most Powerful Weapon Which You Can Use To Change The World"

Mr. Armstrong and teacher Sidi holding the first class for the children to introduce them education.

The Mission-Group photo