Hope rises again
Kids for Tomorrow Launches Project to Rebuild Hope Streams Academy
The power of education
“Education is the most powerful tool we can use to change the world. Education reduces poverty, empowers women, communities, and helps prevent disease.”
Our Projects
Feeding Program
At Hope Streams Academy in Nairobi there are 150 students who attend school. Each administrative officer and teacher at our school is working along side us to feed those students twice a day.
build a school
Hope Streams Academy is built in 2005, and over time as any building it needs renovations. The renovations of the school will increase the capacity of the school, the whole infrastructure…
build a library
“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” ~ Malcolm X
The ability to read, write and access information helps sustain intellectual stimulation to rebuild one’s sense of self and re-establish social links.
teacher`s program
The teachers' program provides teachers with essentials needed including: salary, yearly training, classroom supplies, books, and facility maintenance and security.
Our Impact
A typical public school first grade class has 85 students and 1 teacher. Children share desk space and take turns sitting because there is not enough space for everyone. Books, while treasured, are virtually non-existent. In every way, the public schools and the children therein are struggling. By the seventh and eight grades, many students give up and drop out. With the challenges facing the public school system, many children, especially orphans, are refused admission.
Kids for Tomorrow aims to change that in our schools. Click the links below to see our projects in more detail.
Photos on The Ground
Safety first. Last summer we worked with a group on the ground to create care boxes that had hand sanitizer, masks, food and water that would help each family stay home and safe for two weeks.
One child at a time.
Learning while having fun. Fun has a positive effect on motivation levels, determining what we learn and how much we retain. Learning isn’t a one-off event. It requires repetition and dedication. If the experience is fun, learners will stay curious and keep coming back for more.
Outdoor activities with the class.
Abraham Lincoln said, “The philosophy of the schoolroom in one generation is the philosophy of government in the next.”
When the kids are happy, everyone is happy. Our teachers are there for their students every day. They work hard even though they are facing some of the toughest conditions.
Kids for Tomorrow is dedicated not to only help the educational process of the kids but to improve their whole lifestyle. The water tank we donated to the Ngando village improved the life of everyone living there.
Get Involved
Every dollar donated goes directly to our programs to educate more children.
And we provide access to clean water, by supplying water filters in every classroom and a rain catching system to always have water on hand at the school for the teachers and students.
Hope streams academy
In early 2004, ten community members saw a pressing need for educational opportunities for the local children of the Ngando slum in Nairobi, Kenya. In March 2005, Hope Streams Academy opened its doors for 11 students, providing one teacher in two rented classrooms.
sewa junior academy
Sewa Junior Academy is a small school in the village of Matopeni in Kayole which is a slum of Nairobi, Kenya. There are 192 students with 7 teachers. From baby class through 7th grade, Our project is to build a permanent primary school building for these students and teachers.
the pari project
The Pari Project is located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. As part of our organizational mandate, Kids for Tomorrow supplements the salaries for a number of key professionals in this project:
•Primary school teachers
•Kindergarten teachers
•English teachers
•Computer teachers
•Librarian
•Administrators