Kenya projects

This was the third of a series of a 5 month feeding program sponsored by Promise Hill Project. Thru serving 307 students and staff at the Great Genius School, we are able to provide healthy meals for both breakfast and lunch for one solid week, totaling 3070 meals.

“You don’t know how I have cried with happiness to receive the thanks from the pupils…they never expected this and when they approach me, smiling and saying thanks, I just shed tears. Glory to God and to Promise Hill. I lack the words, but He is faithful.”

Quote from Felicia, Great Genius School Director

This was the second of a series of a 5 month feeding program, sponsored by Promise Hill Project. By serving 307 students and staff at the Great Genius School, Promise Hill Project was able to provide healthy meals for both breakfast and lunch for one solid week, totaling 3070 meals.

“A great number of people are living hand to mouth. This feeding program has brought light and joy to our children, from the Lordand onto you, my dear sister Lisa, and to all of Promise Hill,” Felicia, Great Genius School Director.

Promise Hill Project was humbled to be able to establish a five month feeding program for the students and staff at the Great Genius School in Bamburi, Mombasa, Kenya. With each feeding event, Promise Hill Project provides breakfast and lunch to 307 students and staff- totaling 3070 meals for a one week period each month. Over a 5 month’s time , Promise Hill Project will provide 15,350 meals!

Jacque Iveria Khabere, Promise Hill Project Volunteer and Social Worker, reached out to a group of adolescents in need on the Kenyan Coast. Through Promise Hill Project, Jacque distributed food, water, period products and underwear. Their special day also included a trip to a local museum and time at the beach.

But she didn’t stop there….

The ramifications of the global pandemic and life in lockdown proved to be too much for many Kenyan youth to handle. Lockdown life often lead to suicide, rape, depression and mental and physical violence within their own homes.

This adolescent outreach event provided 20 young girls and boys with a safe place to talk about things they experienced throughout lockdown. It served as an opportunity to build self-esteem while allowing them to relax, enjoy one another’s company, and just be kids!

We are so grateful to have such an amazing volunteer serving the needs of youth in Kenya. Thank you, Jacque!