En-Gedi Children’s Home enriches the lives of children with special needs through collaborating with families, government departments, like- minded agencies, faith-based organizations, and corporations, to build a continuum of compassionate care.
En-Gedi Children’s Home cares for children with disabilities from guardians/parents...
Read MoreEn-Gedi Children’s Home will be the model for best practices in the support and care for children with special needs.
What happens when a child is born into a world that has no room for them? It was a question that took on a deeper meaning when the Strathmore Institute of Mathematical Sciences (SIMS) visited En-Gedi Children’s Home as part of our commitment to service to society.
Dear beloved friends and supporters: first and foremost is to thank you all for warm welcome when I was in your country last spring/early summer. Our time together was a blessed time.
In 2016 Margaret Njuguna was awarded the prestigious “Distinguished Alumni Award” for her accomplishments in founding En-gedi Home for Disabled Children on the outskirts of Nairobi Kenya.
In Africa and elsewhere many people regard disabled children as a bad omen, a curse on their family, or just plain shameful. Often these beautiful children are hidden and isolated from other people and other children.
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