Kandalo childrens orphanage africa

Kandalo childrens orphanage africa About
Located in kisii- kilgoris road .kandalo children's home is a non-profit organisation for support of vulnerable children in the community.

Mission

We exist to raise the next generation of African leaders by pursuing excellence in academic and practical skills, integrity in conduct, and moral values so that each one becomes a responsible Christian and a productive citizen. Foundational Objectives

-To teach the orphans about Jesus Christ and lead them to accept/recognize Him as their Lord and Savior.

-To provide health care to vu

lnerable orphans.

-To provide education to vulnerable orphans.

-To provide empowerment projects to people in need.

-To provide psycho-social counseling to orphans and victims of the war — especially those from the Northern part of Uganda.

-To provide orphans with a safe hygienic and family environment for their physical and spiritual development.

-To create a loving and caring environment in which orphans and abandoned children can feel loved and cared for.

-To provide free education to the children through local schools, free food on a daily basis, as well as clothes, medical care, and other needs.

-To reach out to all the poor and abandoned in our communities. My ultimate aim is to transform these children into responsible adults who can provide for themselves.

17/04/2026

A teacher once shared a parable:
There was one who received help and thought it was small, not knowing the one giving was carrying a heavier burden within. For sometimes, the hand that gives is more wounded than the one receiving.
And the teacher said: never measure help by its size, but by the heart behind it. For even a little given in pain is great before God.
There were also those who began to feel entitled, forgetting that every act of kindness is grace, not obligation. Yet they did not see that all are fighting silent battles, and no one gives without a cost.
So the teacher taught: be grateful, not demanding. Be humble, not assuming. For the one who gives today may be sustained only by grace.
It is written: “Give thanks in all circumstances…” (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
May we never take for granted the hands that help us, and may gratitude guard our hearts—for truly, it is grace that carries us all. 🙏

15/04/2026

A teacher once shared about life:
Life is not always as it is spoken. Some smiles hide battles, some “I’m okay” carry silent pain. Not everyone who walks beside you is meant to stay, and not every promise is meant to last.
For when seasons change, some grow tired… and slowly fade away.
And the teacher said: do not build your strength on what people say, but on what you have learned to endure. For life will test every word, every bond, and every hope.
There are days of fullness, and days of lack. Days of laughter, and nights of quiet tears. Yet through it all, one must learn to walk by faith, not by sight.
For it is written:
“For we walk by faith, not by sight.” (2 Corinthians 5:7)
So walk gently through life. Learn, grow, and guard your heart. For not everything that comes is meant to stay—but everything teaches.
And in the end, it is not what was promised that defines you…
but what you endured and still chose to believe.
🙏

12/04/2026

A teacher once shared a painful truth:
Not everyone who says, “I am praying for you,” truly carries you in their heart.
Not everyone who says, “I love you,” will stand when love becomes costly.
Not everyone who promises, “I will never leave,” remains when the road grows heavy.
For when the burden increases, some grow tired… and quietly walk away.
And the teacher said: the deepest wounds are not from strangers, but from words that once gave hope and later became silence.
There are promises that fed the heart for a moment…
Then left it emptier than before.
For it is easy to speak when the need is light,
but it is costly to stay when the weight is real.
It is written:
“A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.” (Proverbs 17:17)
So let every word be true, and every promise be carried with understanding.
For broken words do not just fade—they leave behind hurt, and a silence that speaks louder than anything said.
May we be found faithful… not only in words, but in staying. 🙏

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06/04/2026

A teacher once spoke in this season:
They said, “He is risen,” and many rejoiced loudly. Their voices filled the air with celebration, yet the teacher asked—what has risen within you?
For there were those who shouted with joy, yet still held tightly to anger, pride, falsehood, and closed hands. Their lips declared life, but their ways still walked in what should have been left at the cross.
And the teacher said: what was crucified was not only the body, but also the old self—its ways, its pride, its hardness of heart. So if He is risen, why do some still carry what was meant to be buried?
For a tree cannot claim new life while bearing the same old fruit.
It is written: “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: the old has gone, the new is here!” (2 Corinthians 5:17)
So let every heart be stirred—not only to speak, but to change. For it is easy to proclaim “He is risen,” but the true revelation is this: has your heart risen with Him?
May false lips fall silent, may truth take root within us, and may our lives reflect the resurrection—not just our words.
For resurrection is not noise—it is transformation. 🙏

A teacher once shared a parable about these sacred days:There was a time when the world grew quiet, remembering a man wh...
03/04/2026

A teacher once shared a parable about these sacred days:

There was a time when the world grew quiet, remembering a man who carried a cross not for Himself, but for others. On that day, many saw weakness—but heaven saw the greatest act of love. For Good Friday was not a loss, but a seed planted in sacrifice.

And the teacher said: love that gives, even when it is painful, is never wasted.

Then came the silence of waiting, when hope seemed hidden and many did not understand what was unfolding. Yet beneath the silence, something greater was being prepared.

And on the third day, life spoke.

For what was given in love rose again in power. What looked like an end became a beginning. And the teacher said: this is the mystery—through sacrifice comes life, through humility comes victory, and through giving comes increase.

So in this season, let every heart remember: to love even when it is hard, to give even when it costs, and to remain faithful even when it is not understood.

It is written: “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” (John 15:13)

May this Easter remind us that true love is seen not in words, but in sacrifice—and what is done in love will always rise again with blessing. 🙏

02/04/2026

A teacher once shared a parable:
There was one who sat in a warm house and grew tired of the knocking outside. So they said, “If I ignore it, it will stop.” And for a moment, it seemed quiet.
But the teacher said: the voice that is silenced outside does not disappear—it rises as a witness above. For every cry ignored is heard elsewhere.
And there were those who spoke well of goodness, appearing gentle and upright, yet when the moment to show mercy came, their spirit resisted it. For a troubled spirit can dress in fine words, yet still push away what is right.
The teacher continued: when the spirit within a person grows hardened, it begins to call good a burden and need a disturbance. And in doing so, it quietly blocks the flow of compassion—and where compassion is blocked, blessings do not flow freely.
For it is written: “Whoever shuts their ears to the cry of the poor will also cry out and not be answered.” (Proverbs 21:13)
So let every heart and spirit be examined. For what lives within us will always reveal itself in how we respond to others.
May our spirits remain soft, our hearts open, and may we never grow tired of doing what is good. 🙏

01/04/2026

A teacher once shared a parable:

There was one called Otieno who chose a narrow path—not of comfort, but of service. He gave his strength, his time, and even what he did not have, so that orphaned children might eat and find shelter.

But the road was heavy.

The needs never ended. The days were long, the nights restless, and the burden often carried alone. This work is not seen by many—it is tiring, stressful, and demands more than words can explain.

Yet from a distance, some spoke lightly, saying, “This is not work,” or “He only seeks help.” They judged what they had never carried.

For the teacher said: the one who speaks against a good work without understanding does not stop the work—but may stand in the way of their own blessing. For to discourage a willing hand is to quiet a mercy that was meant to reach many.

It is written: “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” (Galatians 6:9)

So let hearts be careful. For this path is not easy, and those who walk it need strength, not doubt.

May those who once misunderstood come to see, may those who can help not hold back, and may every act of love continue—no matter how heavy the road becomes. 🙏

30/03/2026

A teacher once shared a parable:
There was one who loved to speak of what is right, and many admired the sound of their words. Their lips carried truth, and their voice seemed full of light.
But when moments came that required a soft heart, a closed hand answered instead. When kindness had a chance to live, it was quietly restrained.
For the teacher said: it is one thing for truth to rest on the tongue, and another for it to dwell in the heart. A tree is not known by the sound of its leaves, but by the fruit it bears.
And there was another nearby whose actions were small but sincere. They did not speak much, yet their compassion spoke for them—and what they released returned to them in ways unseen.
For what is held back cannot multiply, and what is blocked cannot flow.
It is written: “Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will repay him for his deed.” (Proverbs 19:17)
So let every heart walk gently and truthfully. For what we allow within us will shape what flows from us—and in that flow, either doors open… or quietly close.
May wisdom guide us beyond words, and may our hearts remain open to what is right. 🙏

29/03/2026

A teacher once shared a truth:
Respect and humility will take you places where character alone cannot. A beautiful face may turn heads, but if the tongue is sharp and the heart is bitter, it will reveal what lies beneath. Like a hidden wound, bad character cannot stay concealed—just as pregnancy, no matter how carefully hidden, eventually shows.
For all the charm in the world, without integrity and a gentle spirit, blessings and favor are hindered. Words of bitterness, pride, and deceit carry their own consequences, even if covered by outward beauty.
It is written:
“The integrity of the upright guides them, but the unfaithful are destroyed by their duplicity.” (Proverbs 11:3)
So let our hearts be humble, our tongues gentle, and our character upright. For respect and humility will open doors that beauty and cleverness alone never can. 🙏

28/03/2026

Pressure does not build integrity or morality, but instead peels away facades to reveal an individual's true nature, values, and strength, which were built in calmer times. Crises act as a mirror, exposing our true, honest selves and likewise, will this happen to you in these last days. Will you be prepared for that final crisis that is about to break upon all of humanity?

24/03/2026

Today, my heart is heavy.
Children stood in the rain—soaked, hungry, and silent—waiting for food. No complaints, just quiet hope.
These are realities we face in this part of the world, not from lack of provision, but from poor leadership and hardened systems. To some, it may look like a story or a film—because they have never truly lacked. But this is real. This is life.
Rain on an empty stomach is not a scene.
“Let the little children come to me… for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” (Matthew 19:14)
May God have mercy on us, soften our hearts, and remember every child standing in the rain.
Lord, have mercy. 🙏

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Kisii
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