Secondary Sponsorships

Samuel has gone through a lot in his young life. For starters, his father abandoned him, his mother and his two siblings. This marked the beginning of the family’s troubles. Now alone, Samuel’s mother did everything she could to care for her children, one of whom is living with a

Daniel understood from a very young age what it means to be poor. Now a teenager, the reality of it gnaws at him. Currently living in the slums of Laikipia, Daniel says his family is one of the poorest in the neighborhood. The reality of their situation was immediately apparent

A few years ago, Zakayo’s mother left him and his sibling under the care of his grandmother and went on to search for greener pastures in another town. She promised to send whatever money she made back to her children and their grandmother to help care for them. At first,

Mary understands the need for a good education in order to escape poverty and the circumstance at home have only served to underscore the importance of education for her. A solid student, Mary scored an impressive 317 out of 500 marks on her KCPE, putting her average at a solid

According to African traditions, a boy Brian’s age is supposed to have his own room outside the family house. This room, known as a simba, is meant to give the young man some autonomy and it is a revered practice among many Kenyan tribes. Brian, however, does not have that

Barbara grew up in Eastlands, a low income settlement in the heart of Nairobi. The area is infamous for drug abuse and early pregnancies, issues that Barbara is all too familiar with after seeing her friends fall into these traps. In addition, residents of Eastlands also have to contend with

Before joining Moja Tu at the end of 2018, Charles was an exemplary student, but was unsure how he would proceed forward with his schooling. His parents did not have the funds needed to help him continue his education, and even though he consistently attained high marks, he

If her performance at the end of her first year of high school is anything to go by, then Tabitha is clearly a brilliant, dedicated, and disciplined student. She earned an outstanding A average in each of the 3 terms of the year, and even made the front

Peter is the only son to his single mother. He is a hardworking boy who managed to score a 317 on his KCPEs, a solid grade that granted him entry to Stephjoy Boy’s High School at the beginning of 2018. He was referred to us by three independent sources: his

Moses has come a long way since he was first sponsored by Moja Tu back in 2016. Originally from the pastoral Maasai tribe, he and his brother were orphaned at a young age. They were taken in by different relatives growing up and soon introduced into the culture of tending