EDUCATION PROGRAM

Through our school fee assistance program, we pay school fees for hundreds of impoverished primary and secondary school- age children who otherwise would have no opportunity for an education. In addition, with your support, we have constructed schools, such as the Kipkeino Primary School in Kenya, and are nearing completion of the Logos Academy in Sierra Leone which is expected to be finished by fall 2017. In addition, We have recently funded the construction of additional classrooms and a laboratory at the new Kebeneti Secondary School in Kenya.

OUR WORK

Our partners include:

Hope Services

Haramaya University, Ethiopia

Kipkeino Primary School, Eldoret, Kenya

Faith Healing Development Organization, Sierra Leone

Shinga Development Trust, Mutare, Zimbabwe

THE CHALLENGES

OUR IMPACT IN 2018

students received primary and secondary school education provided by FHDO's four nurseries, four primary schools, and three secondary schools.

children in the Eldoret and Kapserat communities recieved financial aid from the Lewa Children's Home outreach programs, for school tuition , supplies, uniforms, and other basic needs.

orphaned and destitute primary and secondary school students from Bangolan and Babungo in Cameroon and from Moundou villages in the Republic of Chad benefited from the school fee support program.

School Fees in Chad

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For untold thousands of children in Chad, just getting clean water to drink and food to eat is a struggle, particularly for orphans and the poorest of the poor in this destitute country – and the idea of going to school is beyond the realm of possibility. But thanks...

Assisting Children Seeking an Education for a Better Life

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In sub-Saharan Africa, roughly 40 percent of children will not spend even one day in a school classroom, amounting to untold millions who will never learn to read or write or do more than the most basic math. Without even an elementary school education, they will...

Books Develop Lifelong Love of Reading and Learning for Ugandan Students

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Do the math: 567 boxes + one 40-foot shipping container holding 35,000 pounds of books = 50,000 Ugandan school children in 150 rural schools given the opportunity to not only learn to read, but also develop a lifelong love of reading and learning. This summer, thanks...