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2019 Newsletter – a look back at 2018

By Gloria Scharton | January 31, 2019

Download PDF 2018 YEAR IN REVIEW   As we begin our 7th year since taking in our first children at Namayiana Children’s Home, we are reminded once again of all that we are grateful for. We are grateful for 25 terrific kids, and that they are all healthy and happy. 

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A Family’s Journey

By Gloria Scharton | August 9, 2018

Dan and Malia, and their children, Jane and Maggie visited Namayiana on their own in January. We are grateful for the many hours Dan spent working to install a pipe to the various locations needing water – home, greenhouse, school, farm, etc. This is his story. We are impressed with 

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Scholarship Fund – Planning Ahead

By Gloria Scharton | June 7, 2018

Education is the critical piece to empowering the children in becoming contributing and responsible citizens, especially for the girls. As students reach grade 8, options exist for secondary education and vocational training, however, these opportunities usually require boarding schools at considerable expense. Two of our children will complete grade 8 

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Kenya is Calling YOU!

By Gloria Scharton | June 7, 2018

Volunteers are welcome and needed. We take teams every summer and usually in the winter. Most trips are for two weeks, although longer visits can be arranged. A variety of opportunities are available depending on your interests and skills. Of course, loving and having fun with the children is a 

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Child Sponsorship – Make A Difference

By Gloria Scharton | June 7, 2018

Want to make a difference in a child’s life? Every child deserves a loving, nurturing environment. Sponsors are the lifelines of Namayiana Children’s Home and ensure that we are able to maintain our high standards. Child sponsorship includes the costs for school fees, uniforms, basic medical care, and nutritious food. 

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A Life Changing Moment for Elisa

By Gloria Scharton | June 7, 2018

The moment I stepped foot in Namayiana (Children’s Home), I was enveloped by the great love and joy of the 21 children that live at the home. In no time at all, I was learning names, playing hand games, having my hair braided, giving piggy back rides, and running around 

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