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Individual Child Support: The Boy Child
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Sponsoring a child can be a deeply enriching experience.
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As a sponsor you can write to your child, send pictures of your family, home etc., email through our Program Developer, telephone your child, or even visit!
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Your sponsored child can write to you at his level. Expanding Opportunities will provide you with updated photos of your child annually.
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Your sponsorship will allow a child to have a home, food, clothing, education, medical care, and guidance with their physical, mental emotional and spiritual growth.
We are here to help your sponsorship be all you would like it to be. Don’t hesitate to contact us.
Select your child, click the Sponsor button to sponsor through PayPal or the email to have a representative of Expanding Opportunities contact you and your adventure in child sponsorship will begin.
- Currently it costs $1,080.00 to sponsor food, shelter, clothing, educational supplies, medical care and loving surrogate parents per child. That is $90.00 per month.
- Sponsors may pay a portion of the child's monthly support and share the child with other sponsors.
- Children who do not have a sponsor are dependent on the generosity of individual donors. If you do not want to sponsor a child, would you consider a one time donation to the Street Children Fund to support the children who do not have sponsors.
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Federick Kamau was born in Kericho, Kenya where he lived with his mom, grandmother, aunt, uncles, older brother and sister. When he was 6 years old his Mom died. His grandmother tried to support him and the other members of the household but there was barely enough food to go around. Kamau's education was put on hold and he left for the streets. There he stayed stealing loaves of bread until 2000 when he became one of the first at the Joseph Waweru Home School.
He is now in his second year of High School. High School tuition is now FREE in Kenya! In 2007, it cost about $250 - $300 per year plus books and uniforms to send a child to high school. In 2008, High School was made tuition free. There are still some costs along with the uniform. These costs total about $250.00 per year.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School
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Sami is a young man in his second year of high school. His grades as one of the top students speaks of his intelligence and hard work. He and his siblings were raised by his father. When Sami became difficult to manage, he was sent to relatives Mangu. As he was constantly in the house with our boys, we came to love him and accepted him this year with his father's continued support.
Sami's father is struggling to support his children. In 2008, his father has paid his educational expenses.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School. Partner with Sami's father to sponsor him at $830.00 per year.
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Kiplangat was born in Kericho, Kenya. He was a rejected child of a mother and stepfather. Severely beaten, he turned to the streets at a very young age. Totally addicted to glue and never having finished a year of primary school, Kiplangat was one of the first five boys at the Joseph Waweru Home School. When told he would not be able to sniff glue at the Home, he took and threw his bottle into the park and climbed into the car. He has not looked back. Though it was a struggle to withdraw, he suffered through it. Now he is a quiet, hardworking young member of the Joseph Waweru Home School Family.
Kiplangat has a sponsor.
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Paul is originally from Njoro, Kenya. He is a quiet, pensive young man, always very obedient and willing to help around the house. After the parents' divorced, his mother took her eight children to live with her parents. Paul’s mother died of stomach cancer soon after, leaving the grandparents to raise the children. The grandfather has severe diabetes and can no longer walk or see. With no income, Paul and the other children were not able to eat properly or go to school.
Paul and his brother Samwel joined us at the Joseph Waweru Home School.
Paul is hands down the hardest worker at the Joesph Waweru Home School. He performs all his chores and more. He sees what needs to be done and does it.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School
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Samwel is originally from Njoro, Kenya. He is a studious young man. He is first in his class! After the parents' divorced, his mother took her eight children to live with her parents. Paul’s mother died of stomach cancer soon after, leaving the grandparents to raise the children. The grandfather has severe diabetes and can no longer walk or see. With no income, Samwel and the other children were not able to eat properly or go to school.
Samwel and his brother Paul joined us at the Joseph Waweru Home School.
Samwel has a partial sponsor. Join hands with his sponsor to fully sponsor Samwel.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School
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John is a happy young man with an infectious giggle. He is currently in his first year of high school. He hopes to do very well. When his single parent mother died he was passed between relatives. His education was inconsistent and his home life was disruptive. John has been very happy at the Joseph Waweru Home School.
John has a sponsor.
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Joshua and Michael are brothers. Joshua is eleven years old and in the 5th grade. Their dad died in 1999 and their mom died in 2005. They had been passed between the relatives who were unable to care for them. We found them very hungry and living in a single room with their aunt, her husband, four children and a grandchild - 9 people in a small single room. They are now very happy and performing well in school.
Joshua needs a sponsor.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School
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Michael and Joshua are brothers. Michael is six years old and in the 2nd grade. Their dad died in 1999 and their mom died in 2005. They had been passed between the relatives who were unable to care for them. We found them very hungry and living in a single room with their aunt, her husband, four children and a grandchild - 9 people in a small single room. They are now very happy and performing well in school.
Michael needs a sponsor.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School
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David is a twelve year old boy. He lived with his loving single mother until her death when he went to live with a sick aunt. The aunt kept him home from school to care for her so his education had ended. When another aunt who could not take in the boy herself saw his situation, she approached the Joseph Waweru Home School. We accepted David in the Spring of 2007. He is now enrolled in school and is happy to study and perform his light chores.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School
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Otieno is 7 years old. He is the last survivor of his family. His parents contracted HIV shortly after his birth. Though he is HIV- , all his siblings were HIV+. Slowly one by one they each died. The school alerted the Joseph Waweru Home School about this child. He came to school with no breakfast or lunch in a ragged worn out uniform and no shoes. After hearing of his plight, he was accepted in the Joseph Waweru Home School.
Otieno is sponsored by a church.
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Gideon is the brother of a Nakuru street boy. The Joseph Waweru Home School had first accepted his brother. The call of the street was too strong and soon he returned to the streets of Nakuru. After locating him, he requested that we accept his brother in his place so he would not become like him. Please pray for John Karanja as he struggles with life on the streets. Please also support his brother Gideon, so he will not be forced to choose the streets.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School
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Job is a 12 year old HIV+ orphan. With proper nutrition and medication, Job has doubled his weight, attends school, is able to learn. He can look forward to a long healthy life.
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School
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There are over 1 million orphans in Kenya. Expanding Opportunities has space for 16 children and room to increase to 32. Will you sponsor a child?
It costs $1080.00 per year to fully sponsor a child in the Joseph Waweru Home School and approximately $2,400.00 per year to support and HIV+ orphan in their own home.
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