CCP Kenya - Our Story
CCP Kenya is a Non-Governmental Organization registered in Nairobi, Kenya in June 2004. We work with orphans, abandoned children, as well as those living with single parents who are HIV positive. We focus on connecting with these children at ages 0-7 years and commit to working with them through their college education. Since our beginning, we are now seeing our very first children finishing college! We currently have 301 children in our direct sponsorship program with 25 in college, 71 in secondary school and 204 spread out in Preschool to Primary school. We also reach an approximate additional 400 children and youth through holistic community programming that we offer.
CCP Kenya is a Non-Governmental Organization registered in Nairobi, Kenya in June 2004. We work with orphans, abandoned children, as well as those living with single parents who are HIV positive. We focus on connecting with these children at ages 0-7 years and commit to working with them through their college education. Since our beginning, we are now seeing our very first children finishing college! We currently have 301 children in our direct sponsorship program with 25 in college, 71 in secondary school and 204 spread out in Preschool to Primary school. We also reach an approximate additional 400 children and youth through holistic community programming that we offer.
The CCP Community Center is in Kawangware where we rented the land until being able to purchase it in 2014. Since then, we have begun developments to pursue being financially sustainable while serving the community. We have been able to drill a well and are trying to find a way to treat the fluoride and distribute water to our community. We are currently in a construction project that will help us provide an expanded CCP Academy and a medical clinic for our community.
The new facility will incorporate technology for learning, provide an equipped library as well as an arts center for the children. When finished, the project will allow almost triple our numbers from a current 150 students (i.e. 6 classes starting from 3rd grade to 8th grade due to space limitation) to 420 students once completed. Will you partner with us as we impact our community for empowering change through these new developments?
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COVID-19
CCP Kenya is committed to the safety of everyone connected to their programs and will continue to operate in compliance with current health recommendations and country specific regulations. For updated information related to COVID-19 in Kenya, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/global-covid-19/world-map.html
The new facility will incorporate technology for learning, provide an equipped library as well as an arts center for the children. When finished, the project will allow almost triple our numbers from a current 150 students (i.e. 6 classes starting from 3rd grade to 8th grade due to space limitation) to 420 students once completed. Will you partner with us as we impact our community for empowering change through these new developments?
Connect more with CCP Kenya at:
- http://www.ccpkenya.org/
- https://www.facebook.com/ccpkenya
- https://www.instagram.com/chosenchildrenofpromise/
COVID-19
CCP Kenya is committed to the safety of everyone connected to their programs and will continue to operate in compliance with current health recommendations and country specific regulations. For updated information related to COVID-19 in Kenya, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/global-covid-19/world-map.html