Welcome to Kenyan SchoolHouse
Our Kids - Our Schools
ANPPCAN - Our Partner
Kimana
Season’s Greetings and “ A GIFT”  from Kenya
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Welcome to Kenyan SchoolHouse
Welcome to Kenyan SchoolHouse

Kenyan SchoolHouse is a project of Media Voices for Children. Donations are used to remove children, many of whom are orphaned, from the worst forms of child labor, extreme poverty and homelessness and provide education, boarding and medical care. In 2003, while shooting Stolen Childhoods in Kenya, Len Morris and Robin Romano discovered a group [...]

Our Kids – Our Schools
Our Kids - Our Schools

Since 2002, nearly 300 children have had school costs, medical care and food provided for thanks to the generosity of Kenyan SchoolHouse’s donors. The program is managed by the African Network for the Prevention and Protection Against Child Abuse and Neglect, who work tirelessly to rescue children from extreme poverty. Here are a few of [...]

ANPPCAN – Our Partner
ANPPCAN - Our Partner

The African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN) is a pan African network that promotes child rights and child protection in Africa. Its mission is to enhance, in partnership with others, the prevention and protection of children from all forms of maltreatment, thus, ensuring that the rights of children [...]

Season’s Greetings and “ A GIFT” from Kenya
Season’s Greetings and “ A GIFT”  from Kenya

A GIFT is a music video set to jazz pianist Geri Allen’s Christmas CD, “A Child is Born.” Moments of children along the roadside in rural Kenya receiving lollipops evokes the spirit of the season. Receive a copy of Geri Allen’s “A CHILD IS BORN’ when you donate $100 to the Kenyan Schoolhouse Fund.

Kimana
Kimana

A profile of six students supported by the Kenyan Schoolhouse program (kenyanschoolhouse.org) at the Kimana Secondary School, a provincial high school located near Mount Kilimanjaro in southeastern Kenya. 70% of the students come from the Masai tribe.

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