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Adopt-a-School

WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF ADOPT-A-SCHOOL?

Our Adopt-A-School Program is a partnership between local and international communities, businesses, organizations, and other entities dedicated to making a difference in the lives of our students.
The program focuses on finding meaningful ways for these communities to support our schools, ultimately benefiting our teachers, staff, and—most importantly—our students. Our partners play a crucial role in supporting students and staff in a variety of ways, including:
  • Sponsoring field trips, projects, or contests
  • Promoting academic or social programs
  • Supporting after-school clubs, groups, and teams
  • Mentoring or tutoring students individually or in small groups
  • Recognizing students and staff for their achievements
  • Fundraising for school supplies and other classroom needs
Why adopt a school:

Schools in low-income communities play a crucial role in the holistic development of children, especially those who are vulnerable due to economic challenges. These schools serve as safe havens where children not only receive an education but also benefit from essential support systems that may be lacking in their home environments.
Here are the keyways in which these educational centers support children:
  1. Subsidized or Free Education: Many schools in low-income areas provide education at little to no cost, ensuring that financial constraints don't hinder a child's access to learning opportunities.
  2. Safe Daycare and Supervision: For working parents who may not be able to afford private childcare, these schools offer safe, supervised environments where children can stay throughout the day, ensuring their well-being while their parents' work.
  3. Nutritional Support: School-provided meals are often more nutritious than what some families can afford. These meals help combat food insecurity and ensure that children have the energy to focus and learn effectively.
  4. Mentorship and Counseling: Beyond academics, these schools often offer guidance, mentorship, and counseling services, helping children navigate personal challenges, build self-esteem, and develop resilience.
  5. Socialization and Play: Schools provide structured spaces for children to make friends, play, and engage in physical activities—crucial for their social and emotional development.
  6. Spiritual and Moral Guidance: Some schools, particularly faith-based institutions, offer spaces for prayer and spiritual growth, providing children with moral and ethical frameworks that guide their behavior and decision-making.
These schools play a vital role in ensuring that children in low-income communities have access to not only education but also the broader support systems they need to thrive.

Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see – John F. Kennedy
Adopters role
​Businesses or international schools that target one school or program participate by adopting an individual campus or initiative. Adoptions are tailored to suit each business and school, depending on the company’s resources and the school’s needs. Activities often include providing school supplies like uniforms, balls, shoes, mentoring, organizing science, math, or history fairs, and sponsoring field trips or after-school projects.
Adopters often provide the “educational extras” that a campus might need but cannot traditionally afford. From reading to students, tutoring those who need extra assistance, or running a field day, adults in these communities give their time and attention to the students on the campuses their businesses support.

How can I help?

There are many ways you can help Ugali Youth, reach youths and families in need:
  • Make a donation online to ugaliyouth.org
  • Host a fundraising project with your church, business, family or community
  • Become a Ugali Youth Storyteller to promote awareness and education of the Ugali youth.
  • Become a Ugali Youth prayer partner
  • Host a Ugali youth Story party in your home

Your support to Ugali ensures that we have the resources to connect students with the supplies they deserve to succeed.
Become a Mentor
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Spend some time getting to know youth in need of a friend and positive role model.
Volunteer Your Time
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Volunteer at the Nuru Center
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Help youth find answers and purpose in life.
Work With Us
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Share your skills/talents to help us with day-to-day operations.

OUR MISSION

Our hope for the future is that, even as Kenyan youth face the challenges of poverty and await the support they need, they continue to find joy and feel the comforting presence of God in their lives.

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  • Home
  • What We Do
    • Where We Serve
    • Your Impact
    • Annual Report
  • Who We Are
  • How to Help
    • Get Involved
    • Support a Program
    • Donate
  • Projects
    • Maisha Girls Safe House
    • Adopt-A-School
    • Nuru Centre
    • Child Sponsorship
    • Leadership Camp
    • Navigate 360@Mentorship Program
    • Project 25 Schools in 2020
    • Mathare: Why we serve
    • Jump Rope Association of Kenya (JRAK)
  • Events
  • Blog
    • Radio
    • Video
    • Gallery
  • Contact
  • Good News!