About the Kariobangi Children's Home

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Kariobangi is an impoverished area in Kenya, consisting of both slum-type and tenement type of buildings. The Kariobangi Children's Home was started in the year 1997 by Bishop Daniel Ogutu with an objective to care for orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV AIDS. At that time there were only 6 children, they now care for more children both boys and girls from age of 4 years upwards. While in the home children enjoy a well-balanced diet (3 meals a day), shelter, education, every child has their own bed and bedding and personal items. The home is part of a church based project called Outreach Community Centre.

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Mission

To develop an orphaned child to a responsible mature adult empowered to address social, economic, physical and spiritual needs to the glory of GOD.

 

Vision

To transform the life of an orphaned child into a productive life for the glory of God.

 

Christian Basis

The home is firmly based on a Christian foundation which entails daily devotions with Christian teachings, individual and peer counseling and prayer. Records are also well kept to monitor closely every child's progress and development

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Objectives of the Home

To provide a Christian home environment that will enhance the development of every child physically, spiritually, and academically.
To be a home where everyone can thrive as part of an extended family acquiring and developing key emotional, spiritual and social skills in early life
To provide education and skills that will enrich individuals and prepare them to face the outside world responsibly using their God given potential.