Adoption - List of Children
Child number:
53099
Braxtons parents do not live together. He has one sister and one brother. He lives with his grandmother who does not have a job and cannot provide him basic needs. Therefore he will join orphanage in January 2023 and will start nursery on Island of Hope. He is healthy and likes fotball. The adoption of Braxton is 5.600 CZK /220 EUR per school terrm.
Child number:
53101
Jeckonia has 2 siblings. He likes football, basketball and he likes jumping over skupping rope. Family lives in owned mud house. His father drinks a lot and does not care about the family. Mother is at home and she is not able to ensure the family. The boy will join orphanage in January 2023 and starts nursery in Rusinga Island of Hope. His adoption costs 5.600 Czk /220 EUR per school therm (16.800 Kč/660 EUR per year).
Child number:
53039
John Mike was born in January of 2019 and has one older sibling, George (2017). Both their mother and father are students and continuing their education. Due to this, both John and George live with their grandmother who is a peasant farmer. This family of five live in a permanent house that has three rooms. Their net income is 5,000 KSH (50 EUR). For cooking they use firewood and retrieve their water from the lake. For lighting they have solar power lighting. Healthwise, John struggles with eye problems but otherwise is healthy and well. Some of his hobbies include playing football and soccer. In 2023 John joined the Island of Hope’s nursary but he needs support of 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term (7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year). Will you help John get the education he deserves?
Child number:
53023
Adrian was born 2018 and comes from a polygamist family, where his mother was his father’s last wife. Adrian has two older siblings, Christ (2015) and Shantel (2017). His father is a fisherman, and his mother is a housewife. They live in a mud house of their own that has three bedrooms. The family has solar lighting and uses charcoal and firewood for cooking. They get their water from a lake nearby. Adrian and his family are healthy, except for Adrian’s occasional malaria cases. The net family income is 3,000 Ksh (30 EUR). In 2023 Adrian should start second class at nursery at the Island of Hope-Humanist School. His adoption costs are 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term (7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year). Will you help Adrian’s family send him to nursary and to school?
Child number:
53111
Emmanuell is the youngest from five kids. His family lives in mud rental house. They use water from the lake and cook on a fire. His father is a fisherman and his mum is selling fish but their family income is very small. Emmanuell likes footbal and he is doing well. The boy supposed to start nursery in January 2023 on Island of Hope. His support costs 2.400 czk/100 Euro per school term.
Child number:
53033
Hassan was born in 2018 and has a younger sibling Lian (2021). Their mother is still a student, so they are taken care of by their grandmother. Their grandmother sells fish and has her own children to take care of. The income that she makes from selling fish is not enough to pay for the needs of all the children and send them to school. The family’s net income is 6,200 KSH (62 EUR). There are 10 dependents living in their mud home that has two rooms. For cooking they use firewood and charcoal and retrieve their water from the lake. For lighting they have solar power lighting. Some of Hassan’s hobbies include playing football. Hassan has the hopes of joining the Island of Hope’s playing group in the 2023 school year. His adoption costs are 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term (7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year). Will you help Hassan’s family send him to nursary and later to school and get an education he deserves?
Child number:
53042
John was born in February of 2018 and is the youngest of two, his older brother is Tonny (2009). Their father is a fisherman, and their mother sells fish for a living. Together, along with another child that needed a home, they live in a mud house that has 3 rooms. The family’s net income is 4,200 KSH (42 EUR) per month. They use fire and charcoal for cooking and get their water from the lake nearby. For lighting they use solar lighting and kerosene lamps. John enjoys dancing and football. As well as drawing and reciting poems. Healthwise, John only struggles with a case of malaria on occasion. In 2023 John should join kindergarten in the Island of Hope but he needs support of 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term (7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year). Will you help John’s family send him to school?
Child number:
52955
Sharon was born in 2018 and she is the fourth born in a family of four children (siblings Annet, Nicholas and Willington). The father does fishing and the mother is a housewife. The income that the family gets is unfortunately too little, net family income is about 7.000 Ksh (70 EUR) per month. The family lives in a two roomed mud house, which is theirs. They use candles and chargeable light for lighting, get water from the lake and use firewood for cooking. Sharon is doing well healthwise at the moment. She really likes playing to cook and running. Due to the little income that the family earns it is hard to meet basic needs and also to pay school fees. Adoption of this child costs 7,200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year. In 2023 she attends last year of Kindergarten Island of Hope Humanist School.
Child number:
53057
Talia was born in 2018 and is the youngest of four. She has two sisters, Sheryll (2008) and Savy (2018), and a brother Dickens (2010). Their father is a fisherman, and her mother is a housewife. The family’s net income is 6,300 KSH (63 EUR) per month. This family of six live in a permanent house with two rooms. Along with taking care of the children, Talia’s father takes care of his widowed mother and siblings. In their home, they use firewood and charcoal for cooking, and get their water from the lake nearby. For lighting they have electricity. Some of Talia’s hobbies include skipping and playing football. Talia hopes to be joining the Island of Hope’s playing group in the 2023 school year. Her adoption costs are 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term (7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year). Will you help Talia get the education she deserves?
Child number:
53059
Tony was born in June of 2018. Tony has two siblings, Grena (2014) and Evaline (2018). Their father is a motorcycle operator, and their mother is a housewife. The family’s net income is 2,400 KSH (24 EUR) per month. This family of four lives in a mud house that has three rooms. Together there are five dependents in the home. They use firewood and charcoal for cooking and get their water from the lake. For lighting around the home, they use solar powered lights and kerosene lamps. Some of Tony’s hobbies are playing football and drawing. Tony should start to attend kindergarten in the Island of Hope’s project in the 2022 school year. His adoption costs are 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term (7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year). Will you help Tony get an education?
Child number:
52991
Benjamin is the last born in the family of five children, The father is a watchman while the mother is a house wife. The income the family gets is meagre to provide for the basic needs in life to the family.. The income the family gets is little to feed and also provide the basic needs in life to the family. Net family monthly income is about 2000 Ksh (30 EUR). The family lives in their own mud house. They use candles for lighting, get water from the lake and use firewood for cooking. Benjamin is healthy and he really loves to play football. Due to the little income it is hard for the family to meet basic needs and also to pay school fees. That is why we decided to put the boy into our program, so that he can go to school. In 2021 he is attending kindergarten. His adoption costs 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term. Will you help Benjamin to get an education?
Child number:
53085
Emanuel was born in 2017. He was abandoned by his mother when he was one year old and left in the care of his grandmother. Together with the guardian’s children, the family of six lives in a rented house with one room without any mattresses and no beds. They use paraffin or charcoal for cooking and kerosene lamp for lighting. Emanuel is healthy and he really likes riding the bicycle and playing football. Due to the very low income that the family earns, it is hard for them to meet basic needs and pay school fees. Unfortunately he lost his sponsor. Emanuel’s adoption costs are 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term (7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year). Will you help him to get a good education?
Child number:
53118
Judith has 7 siblings. Her family lives in mud house, using water from the lake, cook on a fire and using solar energy for lights. She likes singing and drawing. She would like to be a nurse one day. The girl supposed to start nursery at Island of Hope in January 2023. Her support costs 2.400 czk/100 eur per school term.
Child number:
53052
Nicholas was born in 2018 and has three siblings. His older siblings are Evaline (2011) and John (2017). His younger sibling Kela is one years old (2021). Their father is a fisherman, and their mother sells Mandazi to provide for the children’s needs. The family’s net income is 1,000 KSH (10 EUR) per month. This family lives in a mud house that has four rooms. They use firewood and charcoal for cooking and get their water from the lake. For lighting around the home, they use solar powered lights. Nicholas suffers from some chest problems, but otherwise he and his family are healthy. Some of his hobbies are bike riding, playing football and soccer. Nicholas’s family hopes that he will join the Island of Hope’s nursary in the 2023. He needs support of 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term (7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year). Will you help Nicolas get an education he deserves?
Child number:
52934
Fredrick Imgard comes from a polygamous family where his mother is the second wife of the father, in their house he is the last born at the moment. He was born in 2016. The father does fishing while the mother is a fishmonger. Apart from Imgard, the siblings (Ivy, Ashley and Diana) and the parents, they also live with their stepmother who has one child at present. Unfortunately, the income the family gets is very little to provide the basic needs in life, net family income is about 3250 ksh/ a month (32 euro). The family lives in a three roomed mud house, they get water from the lake, use firewood/charcoal for cooking and solar for lighting. Imgard really likes football, soccer and drawing. He is healthy except for occasional malaria. In 2023 he is attending last year of kindergarten at Island of Hope Humanist School. His adoption costs 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term.
Child number:
52908
Kennedy is the fifth born in the family of six children (Sheilla 2005, Deicy 2007, Vera 2009, Henry 2010, John 2018), His father does fishing on other peoples nets while the mother sell fishes. Family income is not enough to support school for everyone, net income is about 4500 ksh/ a month (45 euro).They live in an own three roomed mud house. The family gets water from the lake, uses firewood for cooking and solar and kerosene lamps for lighting. Kennedy is doing well except of the occasional malaria. He really likes playing football. In 2023 he is in first class of primary school Island of Hope Humanist School. For furthr studies he needs support of 7.200 CZK/ 300 EUR per year.
Child number:
52949
Philip was born in 2016 as the third born in a family of four children. His brother Bernard was born in 2015 (ID 52831), he also has brother Austin born in 2013 and sister Celline born in 2018. The father is a fisherman and the mother is a housewife. The amount that they earn per month is not sufficient to educate their four children and meet their family needs. Net family income is about 4.000 Ksh (40 EUR). They live in their own three roomed mud house, where they have electricity, they use firewood for cooking and they take water from the lake. Philip is healthy, he really likes playing with toys and dancing. He also likes football. In 2023 he started 2nd year of primary school Island of Hope Humanist School. For further studies he needs support of 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term.
Child number:
52882
Teddy is the only child in the family at the moment. The father operates a motorcycle business while the mother is a house wife, they also lives with Teddy’s grandmother who is a widow. The income is verry little - around 4,800 KES/48 EUR per month. The family (which has 4 members altogether) lives in 2 room mud house which belongs to them. They use firewood or charcoal for cooking, energy from little solar panel for lighting and they get water from the lake. Teddy is doing well at the moment except of the occasional malaria. She likes singing and playing with the ball. In 2023 she started 2nd class of primary school at Island of Hope Humanist School. Due to the little income that is family earning, it is hard to meet basic family needs and paying school fees has become a big problem. ThereforeTeddy needs support of 2,400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52884
Ismael lives with his mother and siblings (Eliazaro 2004, Morning 2007, Victorine 2010 and Happiness 2017). The father who was the only family breadwinner died leaving the mother with her in-laws. But they did not want her. She ended up in a fishing beach where she now lives with her children, she sells fish and the income she gets is not enough to pay the rent and school fees to the children. However much she is trying, she still cannot manage it. Family´s average is 1230 KES per month – about 12 EUR. The family (which has 7 members altogether) lives in rental 1-roomed semi-permanent house at a fishing beach. They get water from the lake, uses firewood or charcoal for cooking and candles for lighting or get energy from little solar panel. Ismael is doing health wise well. The boy likes playing football, singing and swimming. In 2023 he is in 2nd call of primary school Island of Hope Humanist School but lost his sponsor. Ismael needs support of 2,400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52983
Lione was born in 2015 and he comes from polygamous family where his mother is the second wife of the father. He is the last born at the moment in their house, he has two siblings Lucy and Lian. Apart from Lione, they also live with three other children who come from poor families and are orphans. The mother is a peasant farmer and the father is one of the coordinators of Centrum Narovinu, but due to a large family, the income the parents get is not sufficient to provide all basic needs and education.. The family lives in a three roomed permanent house, which is their. They use solar electricity for lighting, get water from the lake and use firewood/ charcoal for cooking. Lione is healthy and he really loves to play football. In 2023 he is attending second class of Island of Hope Primary School. His adoption costs 2.400 CZK/ 100 EUR per school term. Will you help him to get an education?
The project of remote support „Adoptions of African children“ mediates an access to education for poor Kenyan children without pulling them out of their natural environment and community. This project has been running since 2002 and has helped more than 3500 children. School fees at primary school are CZK 7200 (€300) / year, and at secondary school, college and orphanage are CZK 16800 (€660). The payment can also be broken down into multiple instalments.
Section of detailed information provides an overview of how this projects works. In case you have already chosen a child from our database, you can also find here all the steps to be taken in order to adopt a child remotely.
You can also provide the adoptive children by health insurance, that covers any medical treatment the child needs during 1 year.
Adoption Friend Club forms an integral part of this project, and enables to support education of Kenyan children by one-time contribution anytime during the year.
In case you already are an “adoptive parent”, here you will find complementary information and references for adoptive parents about the whole adoption process.
Photo-gallery and videos document promotional events of this project and provide coverage from trips to Kenya, including greetings and messages from children, handing over of presents and give overview of individual schools and their facilities.
