We fund school places, daily meals, village teachers and mentoring with Turkana Needy Children's Home in northwest Kenya.
50
children sponsored through school
4
villages served around Kakuma
2
volunteer teachers bringing early learning
2,000+
people reached in the community
Pastor John and Pamela Eyanae have fed, taught and sheltered Kakuma's most vulnerable children since 2009. We turn Australian support into their work on the ground.
Four programs, each removing one barrier between a child and a classroom.
Fees, uniforms and transport for 50 children in Kakuma's primary and secondary schools.
A lunchtime meal in the villages, often a child's only reliable food of the day.
Two volunteer teachers bring literacy and numeracy to children with no school to go to.
Social workers visit children at school and at home, and reach those living on the streets.
Every number on this page is a child with a name. Shared with their families' consent.
Age 8, Kabokorit Primary School
Found living on the streets, now in safe foster care and thriving at school through sponsorship.
Read Milly's story
Bachelor of Education
Sponsored from primary school to university, now training to teach in her own community.
Read Leah's storyGifts through Interseed International are tax-deductible in Australia, and designated funds go to the children in Kakuma.
A$25 feeds a village child for a week. A$4,400 builds the temporary classroom.
See what your gift doesA$50 a month keeps a child fed through the school year. A$1,250 a year keeps one in school.
Become a monthly partnerChurches, schools, businesses and volunteers for the mentoring program.
Get in touchA short update from Kakuma a few times a year. Nothing else, and you can leave any time.