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August 20, 2025 By Mercy Wangari Leave a Comment

Empowering our Students Beyond Classroom

Empowering our students doesn’t stop when schools close.During this August break, our high school students have been actively engaged in educational programs that help them grow their mindset and make good use of their free time.

Empowering our students

Our programs offer mathematics tuition designed to strengthen our students understanding and boost their academic performance.

Beyond academics, we also focus on lifelong knowledge. These lessons give students the ability to make informed decisions. One important topic has been sex education. Students have learned about safe practices for those who are already sexually active, as well as where to access contraceptives responsibly.

As our students head back to school, we trust they will carry these lessons with them. At Ngong Road Children’s Foundation, we remain dedicated to empowering our students and supporting their journey towards a healthier future.

August 18, 2025 By Sheila Christine Leave a Comment

Break the Cycle of Poverty in Kenya – FoNR

Many initiatives are working tirelessly to break the cycle of poverty in Kenya and create lasting change. Countless children face daily struggles to access education, food, and healthcare. Through programs such as child sponsorship, these young learners are given the chance to rise above hardship and pursue a brighter future.

Friends of Ngong Road (FoNR) is an example of a nonprofit helping children in Kenya achieve this transformation. Specifically, we connect vulnerable children in the slums of Dagoretti with sponsors. As a result, these children receive quality education, regular meals, and consistent mentorship. Through this comprehensive support, they experience not only academic progress but also personal development. Ultimately, FoNR’s sponsorship model is helping to break the cycle of poverty by giving children the tools and encouragement they need to thrive.

Why Breaking the Cycle of Poverty in Kenya Matters

The cycle of poverty has been a major setback for many children in Kenya, with many missing opportunities to tap into their potential. However, through education, healthcare, and community support, there is a growing movement aimed at breaking the cycle of poverty.

break the cycle of poverty in Kenya

Programs such as child sponsorship are helping children gain access to the tools they need to succeed, offering them the chance to work toward brighter futures. Organizations like FoNR go beyond simply paying school fees. They focus on holistic growth by offering programs that prepare children for the job market. This investment in well-rounded development strengthens entire communities, not just individual lives. The impact of breaking the cycle of poverty in Kenya is evident in the success stories of children who have graduated. With continued sponsorship and the dedication of nonprofits, the vision of an empowered generation in Kenya is becoming a reality. It therefore brings much delight to the numerous organizations involved when children in Kenya excel. Be part of the vision. Break the cycle of poverty in Kenya!

August 18, 2025 By Mercy Wangari Leave a Comment

Top NGO Supporting Kids in Africa  Friends of Ngong Road (Kenya)

Friends of Ngong Road, in partnership with the Ngong Road Children’s Foundation, is one of the top NGO supporting kids in Africa(Kenya,Nairobi) . We believe that education is the most powerful tool to break the cycle of poverty and we’re proud to be part of that change.

Why We Are the Right NGO to Support

At Friends of Ngong Road, the results speak for themselves:

  • Hundreds of children have completed primary, secondary, and university education through our support.
  • Many of our alumni are now employed in reputable organizations or have built successful businesses as self-employed professionals.
  • Our model combines education, personal mentorship, and life skills training, ensuring children don’t just finish school they thrive.

This long-term success is only possible through continuous donations and hands-on support from people like you.

How You Can Make a Difference in Kenya

Join us in rewriting the story of children living in poverty. By becoming part of Friends of Ngong Road, you help provide:

  • Access to quality education
  • Daily meals and healthcare
  • Life skills training and career mentorship

Your donation is more than a gift, it’s an investment in a child’s future. You’ll witness the transformation yourself, like planting a seed and watching it grow into a strong, fruitful tree.

Be Part of the Change  Start Today

Whether you are an individual, a corporate sponsor, or an organization, your support can leave a lasting legacy. Help us continue being one of the top NGOs in Africa supporting children’s education and empowerment.

 Donate now or get involved to change lives in Kenya one child at a time.

August 18, 2025 By Sheila Christine Leave a Comment

How Child Sponsorship in Africa Changes Lives.

Child sponsorship in Africa has gained widespread popularity in recent years, with many children becoming beneficiaries. Child sponsorship goes beyond meeting immediate needs; it builds a pathway to lasting change. When a sponsor invests in a child’s education, health, and overall well-being, the effects are felt not only in that child’s life but also in their family and community. Through these programs, they receive essential needs such as education and healthcare, which set them on the road to a brighter future.

Consequently, choosing to sponsor a student in Nairobi allows donors to connect directly with young learners who face daily economic challenges. This initiative not only supports their schooling but also motivates long-term commitment to their holistic growth and transformation

Child Sponsorship-Love without borders.

Becoming a child’s sponsor is being their hero. It is an act of immense love and compassion. Many children in the less privileged regions of Africa have found hope through child sponsorship. Various organizations have had the vision of connecting these children to their sponsors, one of which is Ngong’ Road Children Foundation.

Child sponsorship in Africa

NRCF has a vision to eradicate poverty through education and has achieved that through the success stories of our alumni. Moreover, we continue to champion child sponsorship in our efforts to create a better tomorrow for the community and its people. We foresee a better Africa with stronger policymakers and skilled professionals in the marketplace as a result of child sponsorship.

Sponsored children are more likely to stay in school and develop skills that prepare them for stable careers. Moreover, the support they receive fosters hard work and resilience, enabling them to face life’s challenges boldly. In this way, every act of sponsorship plants a seed for stronger communities and a brighter future for Africa.

Be part of the journey of helping a child.

August 18, 2025 By Sheila Christine Leave a Comment

Support a Child in Kenya

One of the powerful ways to support a child in Kenya is child sponsorship. By providing financial support, sponsors help fund education, healthcare, and nutritious meals, giving children the tools they need to build a brighter future.

The concept of child sponsorship in Africa has grown steadily over the years. Today, more organizations are offering programs that connect sponsors directly with the children they support. Through this connection, a bond is formed, which inspires deeper commitment and long-term involvement in community development.

Why Support a child in Kenya?

Many African countries face economic challenges, with varying levels of industrialization and income. However, in lower-income regions, the gap between earnings and the cost of living is huge. Consequently, families struggle to consistently provide for their children’s basic needs, such as education, healthcare, and nutritious food. Unfortunately, this is the case for some children in Kenya. As a result, many children struggle to access opportunities that could transform their lives. Without intervention, the cycle of poverty continues from one generation to the next.

Fortunately, through child sponsorship, many Kenyan children have had the opportunity to complete their education. Besides that, sponsorship programs provide platforms for holistic growth, equipping the young people with skills to become resourceful in their countries.

One such example is Ngong Road Children’s Foundation, a non-profit organization in Kenya. That has helped numerous students become part of the life-changing story through child sponsorship in Kenya. We believe education is one of the powerful ways to break the cycle of poverty. For this reason, we put in effort to connect these children to sponsors who can support their journey towards a brighter future

Support a Child in Kenya
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Over the years, we have seen our students achieve their dreams as a result of the sponsorship. Here are some of our impact stories. We are proud!

You could also be part of our vision by being a Sponsor and helping a child achieve their dreams.

Would you like to know more about NRCF? Visit our website at https://ngongroad.org or https://nrcfkenya.org

Be part of the story!

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