Ngong Road Children's Foundation

We empower Nairobi children living in poverty to transform their lives through education and support, leading to employment.

Dreams In The Sky

My name is Dornel and I am 14 years old. I live with my mom and I have two hobbies: art and playing football. I was inspired to pursue these hobbies by some of my relatives. When I create art, I feel a sense of freedom and joy. It allows me to express myself in ways that words cannot capture.

In 2018, I joined the Ngong Road Children’s Foundation program which opened doors to endless possibilities in my life. After enrolling in Nelson Mandela Primary School, I was able to sit for my Kenya Certificate of Primary Examinations (KCPE) last year. Currently, I am waiting to join a good high school that aligns with my goals and ambitions, a school that sees the fire in my eyes and the dreams in my heart.

After high school, I would like to pursue a career in aeronautical engineering because of my love for airplanes. I have always been eager to learn how they operate and my ultimate dream is to build planes. I want to use my love for planes to make a difference and help people in the near future. I am grateful to the program for their support and to my sponsor for making it possible for me to get quality education that I know will open doors of opportunities for me. 

Transform a life today.

Empowering Minds for Success: Alumni Employability Training

Ngong Road Children’s Foundation strongly believes in the power of education. Recently, we organized an employability training session for our alumni, led by Mr. Calvin. Over 20 alumni attended the event, which was a huge success. The event focused on providing our alumni with essential soft skills such as communication, teamwork, initiative, and enterprise. These skills are crucial in any professional setting and are highly valued by employers.

In today’s highly competitive job market, graduates need to stand out. Possessing a growth mindset, being adaptable to learning, and embracing technology and social media are key factors that can significantly enhance employability. Mr. Calvin emphasized the importance of emotional intelligence, as understanding and managing emotions can greatly impact workplace success.

We are committed to supporting our alumni on their journey to success. Let’s join hands and empower more young minds for a brighter future!

A journey to engineering inspired by Nikola Tesla

A journey to engineering inspired by Nikola Tesla

My name is Anderson, I am 18 years old, and I live with my parents and brother. My role model is Nikola Tesla a Serbian-American inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, and futurist who is best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current (AC) electrical system. He also developed the Tesla coil and the induction motor.

life skills training

In my free time, I enjoy drawing and IT. Drawing holds a special place in my heart as it allows me to express my imagination. I recently graduated from high school and plan to pursue electrical engineering and IT because of my skills in electrical installations and cabling.

Currently, the Ngong Road Children’s Foundation is holding a life skills training program that is truly life-changing. We are being taught how to write CVs, improve our communication skills, and learn about the latest trends in job searching, which is mind-blowing. I am excited every time I get to share these life-changing lessons with my schoolmates and friends at home.

I consider myself a confident and courageous person, and I believe I’m empathetic towards others. One of my biggest dreams is to visit the United States of America someday and hopefully meet my sponsor who has been at the forefront of my transformational journey.

Transform a life today. 

Donations from Alesan Sister’s Enterprises

Last Saturday was a day filled with joy, laughter, and fun at the Ngong Road Children’s Foundation, where our children gathered for our exciting Saturday program. The day began with an engaging icebreaker led by our facilitator, which sparked even more joy in the room. After a delightful lunch break, our children immersed themselves in various clubs tailored to their passions.

We were honored to host guests from Alesan Sister’s Enterprises, who generously donated sanitary pads. These donations are vital in boosting school attendance and academic performance among girls, ensuring they don’t miss school due to menstruation. By providing pads, we empower women and girls, enabling them to fully participate in daily activities and education on an equal footing with boys. We express our sincere gratitude for their generous contribution, which will significantly impact the lives of the girls we support, allowing them to manage their menstrual hygiene with dignity and continue their education uninterrupted.

To express our appreciation, our students delivered heartfelt presentations showcasing the talents of our dancing team, Taekwondo, and art club, making the day even more vibrant. We concluded the day with sweet treats and snacks, fostering a sense of community and gratitude.

Joyful Saturday Programme for Children

You too can make a difference in the lives of these children by supporting the Ngong Road Children’s Foundation. Your donations and sponsorship enable us to provide essential resources and opportunities for these children to thrive. Together, we can empower them to reach their full potential and build a brighter future.

Dreaming Beyond Boundaries

My name is Alfred, and I’m a 14-year-old boy who loves football and swimming. I live with my mom and two siblings. Since 2008, Ngong Road Children’s Foundation has become my second home. I’m in eighth grade at Statehouse Primary School, and my favorite subjects are maths and English. I also enjoy reading and my favorite book is  ‘The Visitor’ by Dean Kootz.

Going to school means more than just attending classes. It is where I have made playful, kind, and loving friends. We share moments both on and off the football field, which has helped us build a special chemistry that makes them my best friends.

I have big dreams for the future. One of my biggest dreams is to represent my country in football. However, I also aspire to become an engineer. I think engineering is a great career because it offers job stability and satisfaction. It is also exciting to build things and work with electronics.

Ngong Road Children’s Foundation has been transformative for me. I especially have benefitted from using the Elimu Hub as it has equipped me with valuable knowledge and skills in the computer world, and this has enhanced my communication and IQ skills.

Transform a life.