We help children from the Furunzi slums and the village of Mwangaza discover their talents, explore the world and learn English — so every child gets a chance at a better future.
About the project
Every child has unique talents, and our goal is to discover and develop them. In the children from the Furunzi slums and the village of Mwangaza there is great potential they do not even realize.
Through creativity, exploring the world and the English language, we help the children believe in themselves and discover possibilities they never dreamed of.
How the classes work
We regularly hold art classes where children try themselves as artists and sculptors. We paint with gouache, sculpt with plasticine, cut, glue and make origami, and more.
This gives our team the chance to spot a child's gifts and guide them.
Alongside creativity, the children explore the world around them. Each lesson covers a theme: animals, home, family, vegetables, fruits, hygiene and much more.
That makes the classes not only fun, but truly useful for the children's development.
The children explore the world and create — and they also learn English. In Kenya it is an official language, and knowing it gives a competitive advantage in finding work.
Wanting to give children a better future, we focus our lessons on memorizing and using new English words.
How the classes work
Each class brings together creativity, knowledge of the world and English — in a warm and supportive atmosphere.
We paint with gouache, sculpt with plasticine, cut, glue and make origami — trying ourselves as real creators.
Each lesson opens a new theme: animals, home, family, vegetables, fruits, hygiene and much more.
We memorize and use new English words — a skill that will serve the children for life.
At the age of 5–10, children pick up languages especially fast, and after just a few years of the project the progress is clear.
Why it matters
For a child from a poor family, the chance to create and learn is a chance to change their life.
A discovered talent, a knowledge of English and self-belief open doors that would otherwise stay closed. We see children change in just a few years — and we want there to be more and more such stories.
Current need
We run this ministry weekly in two schools — in the Furunzi slums and in the village of Mwangaza.
The budget comes from buying materials: paper, glue, paints, plasticine and other supplies. Every month we need $350 to run the classes.
Any regular support helps us keep the classes going and develop the children further.
The donation opens in a secure Zeffy form. The platform charges the mission no fees.
Photos
These photos show the classes, drawings, crafts and the joy of children in the Furunzi and Mwangaza schools.
FAQ
For children aged 5–10 from the Furunzi slums and the village of Mwangaza in Kenya. At this age children pick up new things especially fast.
Art classes (painting with gouache, sculpting with plasticine, origami, paper crafts), exploring the world by themes, and learning English.
In Kenya English is an official language, and knowing it gives a child a competitive advantage in finding work in the future.
Weekly, in two schools — in the Furunzi slums and in the village of Mwangaza.
Every month we need $350 for materials — paper, paints, glue and plasticine.
Support the classes with a monthly or one-time donation through the secure Zeffy form, pray, or join the team on the mission.
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Your support is paints, paper and new words that open the door to a better future. $350 a month gives classes to two schools.
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