KAGENO’S CHILD SPONSORSHIP

LEARN MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR DONATION PROVIDES

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION + SCHOOL LUNCHES + HEALTHCARE

TRANSFORMING YOUNG LIVES

The Child Sponsorship Program supports education, healthcare, and food for the children within the Kageno communities.

The first years of a child’s life are crucial when it comes to early childhood development. Your donation to our Child Sponsorship Program, in combination with those of other sponsors, ensures that the neediest children will attend Kageno Nursery Schools. Funds raised support the teachers’ salaries, provide school supplies, books, maintenance of the classrooms, and whatever else is needed.

If we want school children to learn, it helps if they are not hungry. Kageno, in partnership with Table for Two, serves two hot meals every school day. Health benefits are further advanced through the play that builds their fine and gross motor skills, the vaccinations and checkups they receive, and instructions on proper dental care and personal hygiene.

With your help and generosity, children can focus on learning and parents and guardians know they are giving their children a good start. The seeds of hope will be planted. Thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity.

SPONSOR A CHILD

$500 will support a child in need for a year. Please consider a sponsorship donation to help them continue to thrive.

MEET SOME OF THE CHILDREN

Here is a sample of the children who are hoping for your support. They are all from very poor families and attend Kageno’s SL Nursery School in Banda Village, Rwanda. Many are graduates of Kageno’s Malnourished Children’s Program. They are doing well at school now and, with Kageno’s help, at home. While they are each unique with their own personalities, they share the same love of learning and play, and the need of your sponsorship to continue to thrive.

Prince Nziza

Three-year-old Prince and his two siblings are being raised by their widowed mother.

Samantha HarrisJanuary 18, 2023

Elias Hafashamungu

Three-year-old Elias and his mom live with his grandparents who help care for him. The family has limited resources.

Samantha HarrisJanuary 18, 2023

Deborah Giramata

Three-year-old Deborah and her older sibling live with their parents in dire circumstances. The family has no source of income and, unlike most other community members, has no ancestral land to grow food.

Samantha HarrisJanuary 18, 2023

Daniel Niyoniringiye

Three-year-old Daniel fell into malnutrition at 11 months olds. He was enrolled in the Kageno Malnutrition Program where he was fed enriched meals and graduated after a year.

Samantha HarrisJanuary 18, 2023