Resurge Children East Africa

29/09/2026

Our association, Nyanza Kenya Ostomy Support Group, supports people living with a stoma.
• Access to stoma bags and essential ostomy supplies
• A safe space for people living with a stoma to seek support, share experiences, and adjust to life after ostomy surgery
• Stoma care information and guidance for individuals, families, and caregivers
• Surgical care support for children with anorectal malformations.

Need support or stoma supplies?📞 0780 271 388📍 Kisumu, Kenya

22/07/2026

A dairy farm creating sustainable impact. We are building a dairy enterprise that will generate income through milk production, helping support education, healthcare, and youth leadership programmes.

Every litre of milk sold will fund our work: supporting public schools to improve learning, providing surgical care for children who cannot afford it, and opening doors for university students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

We are raising $500 to secure quality feed for the next four months. Any amount will help build a local solution that can continue to create impact for years to come.

A small push today. A stronger foundation for tomorrow.
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Account: 2037453288 (Absa Bank)
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06/07/2026

Each year, about 25,000 people in East Africa undergo ostomy surgery, people of all ages, including newborn babies, from all walks of life. There are literally thousands of healthy, active people who continue to enjoy full lives after their surgery.

Wearing a pouch (an ostomy collecting device) is one of the biggest changes they face after surgery. It takes some getting used to, but for many, access to these essential supplies remains a challenge due to cost.

With the support of our WOC team, we ensure all individuals living with stomas regain control over their lives and can go to or return to school.

If you know any child who may benefit from this kind of support, please reach out. We have WOC centres across Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.

12/06/2026

Behind every pediatric stoma is a brave child and a family navigating a massive life change. It’s a bridge to healing, but the transition can be overwhelming. 🩺❤️

We support essential, sustainable stoma care services across East Africa:
🏥 Kenya
🏥 Tanzania
🏥 Uganda

These centers provide free surgical care, follow-up clinics, and support to help children safely return to school and everyday life.

We are raising $800. This critical goal funds the distribution of donated stoma supplies directly to vulnerable families. Your support turns a donation into dignity.

👉 Click the link to support: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GTB9R4YLMNCTQ&source=url&ssrt=1781171257544

02/06/2026

A stoma is never just a surgical outcome, it often marks the end of a long and difficult journey in a child’s care, most commonly: anorectal malformations (ARMs), Hirschsprung’s disease, and other complex colorectal conditions.

For many families, it comes as a moment of both relief and uncertainty. Relief, because it offers a safe way forward. Uncertainty, because it introduces a reality few were prepared for.
How a family adapts often depends on the path that led them there. Some gradually see the stoma as a step toward healing, a bridge to recovery and a better quality of life for their child. Others may first experience it as overwhelming, a symbol of change, loss, and unanswered questions. Both responses are natural.

What matters most is understanding that emotions are part of the process. There may be moments of sadness, fear, or frustration, and it is okay to feel them. Healing is not only physical; it is emotional too.
No two families move at the same pace. Acceptance grows quietly, over time, through care, guidance, and reassurance.

We’ve stood with these children and families through that journey, and have established sustainable stoma care services at Kisumu District Hospital in Kenya, Bugando Medical Centre in Mwanza, Tanzania, and Platinum Hospital in Uganda, providing free surgical care, regular clinic follow-up, access to essential stoma supplies, and support to help children safely reintegrate into school and everyday life.

28/01/2026

You never really know where life is going to take you.

From rebuilding her life to forging a new one, January 24 marked seven years with Isabelle as our Executive Director and more than fifteen years with Mending Kids. 🦋

It started with figuring things out as she went, learning how to ask, learning how to hear no, and not letting either stop the work. Somewhere along the way, she helped move mountains.

Turns out, we’re all capable of more than we think. 💜

20/11/2025

Every child deserves a story that reflects who they are. We’re raising $1,500 to bring 1,000 African storybooks to children from under-resourced families, beautiful, culturally relevant books created by Book Dash. At home with even a few books can transform a child’s learning journey.

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In Kenya, millions of children do not have access to a single book. We are determined to bridge that gap. Through our 100 Books Programme, we are creating and distributing culturally relevant storybooks to children from low-income families across Kenya.