Sophie Mukami

Sophie was born in 1998. She is the only child to her single mother. Sophie’s was disowned by her parents because she gave birth outside wedlock. The mother is single and too poor. She does odd jobs to earn a living which goes to the house rents. On many occasions they went without food. The mother appealed to Cheryl’s Children's Home for assistance. We enrolled Sophie and she is in grade four. She is a promising girl. Any assistance given to her will be appreciated.
 

Susan Wangui

Susan was born in 1997. She is the second born in the family. The parents were displaced following the post election violence.  She was rescued by a Good Samaritan who saw her suffering in the internally displaced camps. She was rescued along with her younger sister. She is now in the orphanage trying to heal, emotionally. She is in grade three and very promising and hardworking in class.

Delvin was born in 2001. She is the second born the family. The mother died living her under the care of grandmother who was displaced following post election violence in Kibera. Devin doesn’t know if the father is alive or not. She is one of the children we were supporting in Kibera Slum before the violence. We found her roaming about in the camp and brought her to the orphanage. She is in grade two.

Margaret Wambui

Margaret was born in 2001. She is the third born in the family. The parents were displaced following the post election violence. She was rescued by a Good Samaritan along with her sister. They were traumatized because they watched and saw the horror of people hacking each other to deaths and burning of property. They suffered immensely in the camps. Margaret was brought to us by a government urgency seeking for assistance. Margaret was enrolled in. She is healing from what she went through .she is a promising girl and is in grade two.

Dominic Odanga

Dominic was born in 1992. He is last born in the family of four. The parents succumbed to H.I.V/AIDS. He was left under the care of grandmother who later mistreated him, cursing Dominic to die of Aids as his parents. Dominic’s plight was highlighted to Cheryl’s Children’s Home by a Good Samaritan. We visited him and saw the need to care and support Dominic. He was enrolled in and he is in grade eight. Any assistance for Dominic is highly welcome.