Adoption - List of Children
Child number:
52772
Alphonce comes from a polygamous family where her mother is the second wife of the father amongst three wives. In their house he is the last born out of three children (siblings Fidel born 2006 and Griphines born 2009). The father is a security guard while the mother does fishing. The income the family gets is meagre to provide the basic needs in life to the family (3,100 KES per month – about 31 Eur). The family lives in the 2-roomed mud house which belongs to them. They take water from the lake and cook on fire using charcoal). They use koresene lamp or little solar panel for lighting. Paul is doing well helthwise at the moment. He likes playing football and swimming. He will start attending the nursery school in our school Island of Hope Humanist School since January 2019. The adoption is for 2,400 Czk/100 Eur per term.
Child number:
52712
Cecil is from the family of three children. He has sister Sheryl (2004) and brother Jeremy (2006). His parents are peasant farmers. Family income is only around 3.000 KES/ 30 EUR per month. They live in a two – room mud house which belongs to them. They use firewood for cooking and they get water from borehole. Cecil is healthy and he is doing well. He likes playing football and loves making friends. In 2018 she is already in class 2 at Primary School. Due to the little income, it is hard to meet all basic family needs and paying school fees is a big problem. That is why we decided to put him into our programme that he could get the opportunity to go regularly to the school. Cecil needs support of 2.400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52789
Ginell is the first born in the family of four children (siblings Bravin born 2014, Present born 2016 and Chelsin born 2018). The father who is the only family breadwinner does fishing while the mother is a house wife. The income the family gets is little to feed and also pay school fees to the children (2,100 KES – about 21 EUR). The family (which has 6 members altogether) lives in their own 2-roomed mud house. They get water from the bore hole, uses firewood for cooking and kerosene lamp for lighting. Ginell is doing health wise well at the moment. In 2019 he will be in first class in primary school. Ginell likes mathematics, reading, social studies C.R.E. He would like to be a teacher. He also likes football and moulding. He will join the orphanage in our community centre Island of Hope since January 2019. Adoption of this child costs 16,800 CZK/660 EUR per year (the amount covers school fees, accommodation, food and governess in an orphanage as well).
Child number:
52573
Michael is the last born in the family. He has two siblings - David Owino Ondiek (born 1992) and Conslate Akoth Ondiek (born 1996). The father is a motorcycle driver [Boda boda]. The parents are separated and the children remained with the father who is doing Boda boda business and therefore is not able to take care of the children and their grandmother does so instead of him. The avergae monthly income the family gets is around Kshs. 2500 which is very little to pay school fees for the children (two of them in college) and also to feed the family. They live in a three-room semi-permanent house which belongs to the family. They use firewood for cooking, kerosene lamp for lighting and take water from the lake. Michael is doing well health wise except of the occasional malaria. In 2017 he would like to join a nursery in Community Center Island of Hope.
Child number:
52697
Vanvicker is from the family of four children. He has siblings John (2003), Miron (2005) and Destiny (2018). His mother is a housewife and father works on small farm. Their income is only around 6.000 KES/ 60 EUR per month. The family lives in semi - permanent single room which is rented. They use firewood for cooking, kerosene lamp for lighting and they get water from a river. Vanvicker is healthy and he is doing well. In 2018 he is already in class 2 at Primary School. He is in need since income of his family is low to cater school materials and even the food in the school. That is why we decided to put him into our programme that he could get the opportunity to go regularly to the school. He needs support of 2.400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52785
John is the last born in the family of three children (siblings Bernard born 2003 and Raphael born 2009). The mother died leaving the children with their father who is fishing to care for the children. Family’s average monthly net income is 5,600 KES – about 56 EUR. The father sometimes leaves the children alone in the home when he goes to search for fish as fishermen does sometimes. The family (which has 3 members altogether) lives in their own 2-roomed mud house. They get water from the lake, uses firewood for cooking and kerosene lamp or energy from little solar panel for lighting. The family is doing well health wise at present. In 2019, John will be in 3 nd class in primary school. He likes reading, Kiswahili and Mathematics. His hobbies are football and running, John also likes athletics. He will join the orphanage in our community centre Island of Hope since January 2019. Adoption of this child costs 16,800 CZK/660 EUR per year (the amount covers school fees, accommodation, food and governess in an orphanage as well).
Child number:
52711
Agnes lives with her mother, younger brother Daniel (2012) and their relatives. Their situation worsened in July 2018 when a fire broke out leaving the family homeless. The mother was only able to save her kids. They now rely on donations from friends and well-wishers. Family income is only around 1.500 KES/ 15 EUR per month. Family live in one permanent room that is rented. They use stove for cooking, electricity for lighting and they buy water from water vendors. Agnes is healthy. In 2018 she is already in class 4 at Primary School. Due to the little income that family is earning, it is hard to meet basic family needs and paying school fees for two children has become a big problem. That is why we decided to put her into our programme that she could get the opportunity to go regularly to the school. Stacy needs support of 2.400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52704
Lewis lives with his parents and younger brother Melvin (2016). His mother is housewife and father has small kiosk. Family income is only around 6.000 KES/ 60 EUR per month. Family live in permanent single room which is rented. They use kerosene stove for cooking, electricity for lighting and they get water from the water vendors. Lewis is healthy and he is doing well. In 2018 he is already in form 4 at Primary School. Due to the little income, it is hard to pay all school fees and school materials. That is why we decided to put him into our programme that he could get the opportunity to go regularly to the school. Lewis needs support of 2.400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52695
Ramsey is from the family of four children. He has siblings Kevin (2006), Sammy (2008) and Tamisha (2012). His mother is a housewife and she went to look for a job so Ramsey is now staying with his grandmother. Their income is only around 4.500 KES/ 45 EUR per month. The family lives in four semi - permanent rooms which belong to them. They use firewood for cooking, kerosene lamp for lighting and they get water from a river. Ramsey is healthy and he is doing well. In 2018 he is already in class 3 at Primary School. He is in need since income of his family is low to cater school materials and even the food in the school. That is why we decided to put him into our programme that he could get the opportunity to go regularly to the school. He needs support of 2.400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52719
Rholex is from the family of four children. He has sisters Velma, Belina and brother Brian. His mother is housewife and father is peasant farmer. Family income is only around 3.000 KES/ 30 EUR per month. They live in a two – room mud house which belongs to them. They use firewood for cooking and they get water from borehole. Rholex is healthy and he is doing well. He likes helping his mother to collect firewood and he loves playing with his friends. In 2018 he is already in class 2 at Primary School. Due to the little income, it is hard to meet all basic family needs and paying school fees for all kids is a really big problem. That is why we decided to put him into our programme that he could get the opportunity to go regularly to the school. Rholex needs support of 2.400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52693
Wesley is from the family of three children. He has brothers Frederick (2007) and Brandon (2010). Father is a hawker, he walks from the morning to evening and sometimes he comes home with no money. Mother is housewife. Family income is only around 4.000 KES/ 40 EUR per month. Family lives in permanent single room which is rented. They use stove cooking, electricity for lighting and they get water from a tap. In 2018 he is already in form 3 at Primary School. Due to the little income, it is hard to meet all basic family needs and paying school fees is a big problem. That is why we decided to put him into our programme that he could get the opportunity to go regularly to the school. Wesley needs support of 2.400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52271
Stanley was born in 2008 and has younger sister Natasha Ashiambo Ken. The father who was the only family provider died leaving the children with their mother but later on the mother ran away from home leaving the children with their old and sickling grandmother to feed and also pay for their school fees. Apart from Stanley and the siblings, the grandmother also has some other children whom she takes care of. Together there are six dependants in five room mud house. They use firewood for cooking, kerosene for lighting and they take water from lake. Stanley has an eye problem. Adoption of Stanley is for 4,800 CZK or 200 EUR per term.
Child number:
52778
Frankline is the first born in the family of three children (siblings Brian born 2016 and Irine born 2012), Both the parents died leaving the children with no one to feed and also to provide for other family basic needs in life to the family. The kids were divided amongst the relatives and Frankline was taken by his aunt Florence who is selling fish, her income is low (5,100 KES per month – about 51 Eur). The family has eight members now and lives in a one roomed semi-permanent house which is rental. They take water from the lake and cook on fire (using charcoal). They use koresene lamp for lighting. Frankline is doing well at the moment except of the occasional fever. In 2019 he will be in class 5 in primary school. He likes English, social Studies and mathematics. He also likes football, netball and reading story books. He will join an orphanage in our community centre Island of Hope since January 2019. Adoption of this child costs 16,800 CZK/660 EUR per year (the amount covers school fees, accommodation, food and governess in an orphanage as well).
Child number:
52098
Cornelius has two siblings, they stay with their parents and all the kids are in school.The father is the breadwinner and depends on casual jobs to meet the basic needs of the family, it is therefore a challenge for them to afford education and medicalcare. Cornelius has a real interest in studies, he would like to continue with secondary education. They use firewood for cooking, lanten lamp for lighting and get water from the river. The boy has a problem with his eyes.
Child number:
52675
Denzel is the last born in family of 5 children. His siblings are Juliet (ID 50120) born in 1995, Derrick born in 1998, Glenda born in 2000 and Jane born in 2002. Family situation worsened when the father lost his job. Now he has only some casual jobs. Their mother is community health volunteer. The family income is really low, only 2.800 KES/ 28 EUR per month. Family live in rental rooms. They use stove for cooking, electricity for lighting and they get water from the bore hole. Denzel´s hobbies are playing football and dancing. He is really hardworking in the school as well as at home. Denzel is doing well except for some problems with his chest.In 2018 he is already in form 6 at Swanland Village School. Because of the financial crisis in the family Denzel sometimes stays at home due to the lack of school materials and other fees.That is why we decided to put her into our program that she could start attend the school. She needs support of 2.400 CZK/100 EUR per term.
Child number:
52237
Presley is the only child to the mother. Her mother is a single mother and she got pregnant while she was in college. She is not in touch with the father of the boy. They stay in one roomed house. The mother works as a pre-school teacher in school within the slum where they stay. The mother earns Ksh 4,000 per month and the house rent is Ksh 1,500. When the situation gets hard boy is forced to stay with the grandmother and this interfere with the boys education. He is in class 6 in 2018. The adoption is for 2,400 Czk/100 Eur per term.
Child number:
52153
Lenox parents died and therefore his grandmother took care of him. She is a housewife and has no income. She depends solely on donations. Therefore the boy was placed in an orphanage Island of Hope, where he goes to school too. That is the reason why he needs a higher amount that include the cost of accommodation, food and governess in an orphanage.
Child number:
41295
Anotny lives with with his grandmother and sister Mitchel (born 2008). The mother got later married but her husband didn't want to take care of the kids that are not his own. The mother therefore left the kids and let grandmother to take care of them. They stay in a single roomed rental house in the slums.They use charcoal for cooking,electricity for lighting and get water from the tap.The boy is healthyand active in school. He likes history and biology and he also likes football when is outside of school. In 2019, he should be in year 2 at high school. He is very good student, his school results are very good. The adoption is for 14,400 CZK / 600 Eur per year ad the high school expenses are higher comparing with primary school.
Child number:
51957
Bob is in class 3 in Island of Hope School, his mother died leaving them with only the father who is a sales representative. The father could not take care of this child and due to this, Bob was taken by his grandmother who is old and doing peasant faming to take care of him. Apart from Bob, they also live/stay with two more children who are a total orphan. The family lives in Nyangera in Rusinga West location in a 3 roomed mud house and the average income of the grandmother per month is Kshs.2000.They get water from the lake, uses firewood for cooking and Kerosine lamp. He will start studying at high school in 2019. The adoption is for 4,800 CZK/200 Eur per term but the basic support 2,400 CZK/100 Eur per term is also possible (after the verification).
Child number:
41267
Brian was born in 2002, he has 3 siblings Willam,Lavenda and Ruth.They are 6 dependants in the family.They live in a permanent house which has two rooms and is for rental.They use kerosene for cooking, elecritcity for lighting and tap water for drinking.The parents earn an average of 6,000. He likes reading and playing games at school. He wants to be a teacher when he grows up. In 2018 he should attend the 2nd class of high school. The adoption is for 4,800 CZK/200 Eur per term but the basic support 2,400 CZK/100 Eur per term is also possible (after the verification).
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. The basic sponsoring fee amounts to 7200 CZK (300 EUR) a year.
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.
