What We Do
Umoja is Kiswahili for unity. Our work is built upon a foundation of people who come together from different faith communities and cultures to respond to the urgent needs of the world’s most vulnerable children.
FEEDING Students
5,288
Orphaned or vulnerable, elementary and junior high-aged children receive daily meals and other critical support to keep them in school.
Child-headed households receive additional support.
EDUCATING Students
585
Youth receive tuition support to enable them to access high school education.
After graduation, support continues at trade school or for qualifying students at the college or university level.
Empowering Students
2,583
Children & youth are active in our boys and girls empowerment programs, which serve as guides for children lacking parental guidance.
Introducing Umoja Project
Listen as our Kenyan staff share the work of our project and the impact on our students. Linda, Leonard, and Jerry talk about the importance of our food security program, girls empowerment, and boys empowerment.