Raising the Standards.

Heritage of Faith and Hope offers safe housing, education, health care, and counselling for Orphans and Vulnerable Children.

01 · Home for OVC

There is no place like home.

We offer shelter and food to orphans and vulnerable children. For these reasons, they have a place to call home.

Children outside the centre building The centre, Pridelands, Mlolongo
Students studying in class Students in class

02 · We Educate

Quality education, primary to tertiary.

We ensure access to quality education from primary to tertiary levels. Currently, we are running Play Group, Pre-School, Primary School, Junior Secondary School, and Senior School up to Form 3.

03 · Health & Nutrition

Well enough to learn, well enough to play.

We ensure children’s well-being through medical check-ups, nutritious meals, and health education.

Children sharing a meal Meal time at the centre
Students in a peer support discussion circle A peer support discussion circle

04 · Psycho-social Support

Healing what the street left behind.

We provide emotional and psychological support to help children overcome trauma and build resilience.

“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress.”

James 1:27

Rooted in Faith & Purpose

Care that doesn’t stop at the physical.

We Provide Care

Care rooted in James 1:27: to look after orphans in their distress, and to keep that care pure and faultless.

We Strengthen

We believe that education and employment give people the inner strength to lead a better life.

Spiritual Growth

Under the leadership of Pastor Francis Wachira since 2008, the centre has flourished spiritually, with children learning to pray confidently and live by biblical teachings.

“But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.”

2 Peter 3:18

Children in a worship assembly Children in worship assembly

The Rhythm

A typical day at the centre.

MORNING

Wake, wash, breakfast

The day starts together, as a household, before children head into their school day.

SCHOOL DAY

Classes, Play Group through Senior School

Lessons run on-campus, so no child loses a school day to travel or transition.

MIDDAY

Lunch & rest

A nutritious meal and a break, part of the daily health and nutrition routine.

AFTERNOON

Homework, play, and counselling sessions

Academic support alongside the psycho-social care that helps children process and heal.

EVENING

Dinner, prayer & family time

The household comes back together to close the day: the residential, family-style care in practice.

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