Kijabe Children's Education Fund

06/16/2026

Meet Pastor Boniface, a dedicated KCEF partner who leads our feeding program in the Kiandutu slum outside Nairobi, Kenya.

Through this program, children receive three nutritious meals each week—often the only reliable meals many of them will have. These meals not only nourish growing bodies but also give children hope and the opportunity to learn and thrive.

You can help ensure that more children receive the food they need. To support the Kiandutu feeding program, visit: https://kcefund.org/

06/15/2026

Thank you Trinity North Shore for the chance to speak about the work we are doing in Kenya. https://www.trinitynorthshore.org/news (scroll down to read the update about Kenya)

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05/30/2026

Abigael is a cosmetology student in our partners’ vocational program. She is grateful for the opportunity to learn a valuable skill and build a brighter future. Through her training, she is gaining the confidence and expertise needed to find employment, help her family, and pursue her dreams.

Thank you for helping provide hope and opportunity to students like Abigael. ❤️ https://kcefund.org/

05/27/2026

You did it! You helped us reach our goal of $50,000, which has been matched by a very generous donor. Thank you to all who have given. By the end of this year, there will be a permanent location for the vocational program. In a community of 70% unemployment, 83% of the nearly 1000 graduates are finding work! Thank you for helping these students have a hope and a future.

05/15/2026

We’ve been given a $50,000 match toward a vocational program our partners launched three years ago. They already have 700 graduates! And in an area of 70% unemployment, 83% of these graduates, have jobs as computer techs, cosmetologist, electricians, mechanics, plumbers, and drivers. We are a third of the way toward our goal. Would you consider an investment in the lives of the future workforce? A gift of $200 covers the costs of one vocational student! Donate at https://kcefund.org/a-50000-matching-gift-for-vocational-training/

05/08/2026

We visited our very first partner school, Gentle Bells, and it's incredible founder and leader, Esther! Gentle Bells is unique in that it's in the Rift Valley at the base of Mt. Longonot. Through our partnership, we've helped bring electricity, build new classrooms, a science lab and a space for boarders- attracting more students. And Esther has planted a garden and brought in animals that help produce food for the school! The smiles tell it all! https://kcefund.org/

05/07/2026

We visited our newest partner, an ordinary saint named Andrew who started rescuing kids working in the Dandora landfill of Nairobi, the largest landfill in Kenya and East Africa. Now he has a school of 268 children. We made a promise to him that every child will receive a daily meal. We’re stepping out in faith and hope you’ll join us. https://kcefund.org

05/06/2026

KCEF visited our partner, Blissnet Vocational School, today! We saw students learning in cosmetology, auto mechanics, electrical, plumbing, computers, and driving. These students are eager to learn skill sets that will help them find employment in their fields! We also saw construction of the new vocational building well underway! A generous donor has contributed $50,000 as a matching grant towards vocational program building construction. Please consider donating to this match! https://kcefund.org/

05/05/2026

Gospel Victory Academy has so much to celebrate! Added space in the neighborhood has allowed them to expand and create computer and science labs! The incredible teachers at GVA are working tirelessly to ensure each student is given the tools they need for educational success!

05/04/2026

Today, KCEF visited our partner school, Blessed Children's Center in the Kibera Slum. The students from pre-school through 9th grade were all smiles as they greeted us. They continue to amaze us with their sweet spirits and dedication to learning. The new upper school is bright and breezy. The lower school students enjoyed their noon meal of beans and maize.