ACHIEVEMENTS OF HOPE'S HOUSE KENYA SINCE 2014
Hope's House Kenya was founded by Pastor Peter Kuyuni in the year 2014 with a vision to rescue orphans and transform communities through Christ.
a) CARE FOR ORPHANS (2014 - To Date)
Since 2014, we have cared for 23 orphans. Through God's grace and your support, some are now employed and self-reliant - working as mechanics, drivers and other professions. Others are still continuing with their education in Secondary Schools, Colleges and Universities.
b) REGISTRATION AND HEAD OFFICE (2015 & 2020)
We officially registered Hope House Foundation Kenya in the year 2015. In the year 2020, we built our main office at Endebess Location, Duka Moja Market, which now serves as our headquarters for all operations.
c) STARTING A PRIMARY SCHOOL (2016)
In the year 2016, we started a *Primary School in Kwanza Location, near Kwanza Market Center. The school was started to provide quality Christian education to orphans and vulnerable children from the community who could not afford school fees.
d) BUILDING THE CHILDREN'S HOME (2018)
In the year 2018, we built Hope's House Kenya Children's Home at Namanjalala Market Center. In the same year, we gave admission to 30 new orphans below the age of 10 years, giving them a family, shelter, food, education and parental love.
THE HISTORY OF HOPE'S HOUSE KENYA - HOW GOD USED MOLDABLE CLAY
By Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Elizabeth Chavoustie Founders
1. THE BEGINNING - YEAR 2013
My journey of caring for orphans did not start in 2014. It started in 2013 when God placed a burden in my heart to care for 3 orphans in my own home. These were:
- David Erukudi
- His brother Eli Ochon
- And their friend Pius Elila
I was caring for them with very little, but with much love, trusting God to provide.
2. A DIVINE CONNECTION ON TWITTER - APRIL 2014
In April 2014, through Twitter, I met a Godly woman from the USA, Mrs. Elizabeth Chavoustie (also known as Elizabeth Paige). She was sharing the Word of God about "Moldable Clay" from Jeremiah.The message deeply blessed me - that we are the clay and God is the Potter. If we are not moldable, we can lose our salvation. We must allow God to mold us. After that message, we started a Godly conversation. She shared with me her deep challenges - that her family was bankrupt and living in a rental house, having lost their former home. I encouraged her, prayed with her, and I called my intercessory prayer team to join me to fast and pray for her family. Every Friday, without fail, I sent her an email of encouragement.
3. A MIRACLE OF RESTORATION - SEPTEMBER 2014
In September 2014, God answered our prayers. Her family was miraculously restored to their former home. She was very surprised because during all those months I had prayed with her, I had never asked her for money. She told me, "You are different from other Africans." At that time, she had nothing material to give, in fact, she had just come from bankruptcy.
4. THE VISION FOR 20 ORPHANS
After God blessed Elizabeth and restored her family, she wanted to help some church leaders with Bible scholarships. But I convinced her to instead help the three orphans under my care. She suggested I take them to a nearby children's home. But I had heard that in many orphanages in Kenya, children are not cared for well. I wrote to her this email on *Sunday, November 16, 2014:
> From: Peter Kuyuni
> To: elizabethpaige4him@gmail.com
> Subject: Orphanage and home
> The orphanage, or home is not in our village but it is a bit far to find it. But I hear some of the orphanages and homes in Kenya children are not cared well. I thought it this way, to find a good place and build a home and I take care of them while they go in government schools, because at primary level in Kenya education is free. 20 orphans cannot be hard for us to take care. Trans-Nzoia county, we do farm maize, so one hectare of maize farming can be more than enough for 20 children to consume. There is nothing hard if we trust God. I can start myself from my home. I am afraid if I take children away from me and they are mistreated, I will not have peace! What is your suggestion?
> May God bless you and your family in Jesus name
> Your brother in Christ
> Pastor Peter Kuyuni
On November 23, 2014, Elizabeth replied:
> I don't know about orphanages there, but often when people who are not Christians care for orphaned children, they treat them like they are trash. They feel burdened by them and don't attempt to show them the love they have never known. Many of the children are also very difficult because they are hurt and angry, sometimes abused, and they act out, which makes it very hard for an unbeliever to treat them well. I say whatever you have in your heart to do, God will be with you! I am contacting my brother-in-law, even now, who is a very wealthy man and a new convert, and share your story with him. Maybe he will be moved to help, or get others involved too. How much would it cost to build an orphanage in your town? And to have believers care for the children? I will see what I can do. God be praised! You have such a beautiful heart! God be with you in all of your endeavors!!
> Elizabeth Paige.
That reply gave me courage to move forward.
5. RESCUING STREET CHILDREN - LATE 2014 TO 2015
After that message, Elizabeth allowed me to search for more orphans and street children from Kitale town. Some were in primary school and the older ones were in secondary school. In January 2015, our children filled the schools in my village of Bidii - Bidii Primary, Maziwa Primary, Pombo Primary, Makunga Primary and Lessos Primary. Buying uniforms, books, admission fees and other requirements was a very great expense. The whole of 2015, we spent a lot of money. Some headteachers even added extra costs that were not meant for children, because they suspected I had money from America. Because of this challenge, I prayed to God to give us our own boarding school.
6. THE BIRTH OF HOPE AND LIGHT ACADEMY - 2016
God answered. When Elizabeth Chavoustie did a big fundraising in Colorado, she sent the money. With that money, we bought land and started simple mud structures. In January 2016, I withdrew all my children from those village schools and brought them to one school - Hope and Light Academy, which is situated in a different location, in Kwanza Sub-County, near Kwanza Market.
From that time, the school has not only helped our orphans but also other vulnerable orphans around the community.
This is how Hope's House Kenya / Hope House Foundation Kenya started - from 3 orphans in my house in 2013, to a divine Twitter message about Moldable Clay in 2014, to a family restored in America, to 20 children, and now to many children who have completed school and are working as teachers, tailors, masons, drivers and business people.
To God be all the Glory.
Pastor Peter Kuyuni
Founder, Hope House Foundation Kenya
OFFICIAL REGISTER OF THE FIRST 23 ORPHANS WE STARTED WITH IN THE YEAR 2014
This document contains the official and authentic record of the first 23 orphans and vulnerable children with whom Hope's House Kenya started in the year 2014. These children were rescued from the streets of Kitale town, from total orphanhood due to HIV/AIDS, and from loss of parents. They are the foundation of our ministry.
SECTION A: COMPLETE LIST OF THE FIRST 23 ORPHANS (2014 INTAKE)
No. Full Name Date of Birth Background at Admission
1 Kevin Nato 10th March 1995 Vulnerable orphan
2 Nancy Nasimiyu 14th January 1999 Vulnerable orphan
3 Dorcas Nafula 16th September 1998 Vulnerable orphan
4 David Erukudi 17th August 2001 Both parents died of HIV
5 Ann Naliaka 10th February 1999 Found on the street
6 Milka Nangila 14th May 2010 Found on the street
7 Pius Elila 30th August 2003 Street child
8 Marion Nanjama 21st February 2009 Found on the street
9 Eli Ochon 3rd August 2003 Both parents died of HIV
10 Marion Simiyu 1st July 2007 Vulnerable orphan
11 John Ongake 1st September 2006 Father died
12 Elda Nekesa 17th June 2006 Found on the street
13 Sheila Naliaka 25th May 2004 Vulnerable orphan
14 Faith Masulia 29th May 2010 Vulnerable orphan
15 Purity Akungwi 7th April 2003 Vulnerable orphan
16 Elvis Wasike 9th April 2005 Found on the street
17 Pawel Nato 15th May 2005 Found on the street
18 Marion Chelagat 24th December 2009 Father died
19 Margaret Mukenya 12th April 2005 Found on the street
20 Roney Wekesa 10th October 2005 Both parents died of HIV
21 Samuel Baraka 28th May 2012 Both parents died of HIV
22 John Simiyu 20th May 1998 Found on the street
23 Ziporah Nekesa 10th August 1998 Father died
SECTION B: GRADUATES WHO ARE NOW EMPLOYED AND SELF-RELIANT (13)
These are children from the first 23 who have completed their education and vocational training and are now working and supporting themselves. This is the fruit of Hope House Foundation Kenya.
No. Name Qualification / Skill Current Employment / Location
1 Kevin Nato Medical Engineer Working in Kitale
2 Nancy Nasimiyu Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) Teacher at Bidii Primary, Kitale
3 Dorcas Nafula Diploma in Hospitality Working in a Hotel, Nairobi
4 David Erukudi Trained Mechanic & Driver Taxi Driver
5 Ann Naliaka Trained in Tailoring Self-employed Tailor
6 Pius Elila Trained Driver Taxi Driver
7 John Ongake Entrepreneurship Fruit Business in Kisii Town
8 Purity Akungwi Hospitality Working in a Hotel, Mombasa
9 Elvis Wasike Trained Driver Taxi Driver
10 Pawel Nato Trained Masonry Professional Mason
11 Roney Wekesa Teacher Teacher at Hope and Light Academy
12 John Simiyu Trained Driver Taxi Driver
13 Ziporah Nekesa Diploma in Hospitality Working in a Hotel, Naivasha Town
SECTION C: THOSE IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY (2)
No. Name Date of Birth Institution & Course
1 Sheila Naliaka 25th May 2004 Kitale Technical Training Institute - Secretarial Studies
2 Josphine Moraa 5th February 2003 Kibabii University - Bachelor of Education (Teaching Professional)
Note: Josphine Moraa joined slightly after the first 23 but is part of our pioneering children.
SECTION D: THOSE STILL IN SECONDARY SCHOOL FROM THE 2014 INTAKE (7)
These children from the first 23 are still under our full care and are currently in secondary school. They depend fully on Hope House Foundation Kenya for school fees, uniform, books and upkeep.
No. Name Date of Birth Current Level
1 Samuel Baraka 28th May 2012 Secondary School
2 Margaret Mukenya 12th April 2005 Secondary School
3 Marion Chelagat 24th December 2009 Secondary School
4 Elda Nekesa 17th June 2006 Secondary School
5 Marion Nanjama 21st February 2009 Secondary School
6 Milka Nangila 14th May 2010 Secondary School
7 Faith Masulia 29th May 2010 Secondary School
8) Marion Simiyu 1st July 2007 Secondary School
9) Eli Ochon 3rd August 2003 Secondary School
- Total First Intake (2014): 23 Orphans
- Now Employed / Self-Reliant: 13
- In College / University: 2
- Still in Secondary School (Needing Sponsorship): 9
This document shows clear evidence of transformation - from street children and total orphans in 2014 to employed, responsible citizens in 2026.
I am Pius Elila, born 30th August 2003, a son of Hope's House Kenya. I want to say thank you from my heart.
I was a street child with no home and no future. Life on the street was dangerous and hopeless. Pastor Peter Kuyuni, you and Hope's House Kenya started in 2014 rescued me from the street and gave me a family.
You raised me, educated me and gave me direction. Today I am a taxi driver, working hard and supporting myself because of the foundation you gave me at Hope's House Kenya.
Pastor Peter, thank you for your love, your discipline and your prayers. You taught me to be honest, hardworking and to trust God. Thank you Hope's House Kenya for never giving up on me even when I was difficult.
I am proud to be called a son of Hope's House Kenya. I will live to make you proud. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni and keep Hope's House Kenya growing to rescue more street children like me.
Thank you so much.
Your son,
Pius Elila
I am John Ongake, born 1st September 2006, from Hope's House Kenya. I write this letter to appreciate you.
After my father died, life became very hard for me and my family. I had no school fees and no hope. Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Hope's House Kenya which began in 2014 opened their doors for me and gave me a home.
You raised me with love, educated me and taught me to be self-reliant. Today I am doing business, selling fruits in Kisii town. I am able to feed myself and stand on my own feet because of Hope's House Kenya.
Pastor Peter, thank you for being my father after my father died. You taught me business, honesty and hard work. Hope's House Kenya, thank you for being my family and for giving me brothers and sisters.
I will work hard in my business and I will always remember where I came from. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni abundantly and bless Hope's House Kenya to continue helping orphans.
Thank you very much.
Your son,
*John Ongake
I am John Simiyu, born 20th May 1999, from Hope's House Kenya. I write this letter to say thank you from my heart.
I was found on the street with no one to care for me, sleeping in fear and hunger. Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Hope's House Kenya since 2014 rescued me and gave me a home and a family.
You raised me, educated me and showed me love like a true father. Today I am a taxi driver, able to work, feed myself and live with dignity because of Hope's House Kenya. You gave me a future when I had no future.
Pastor Peter, thank you for your prayers, your guidance and your sacrifice for us street children. Thank you for teaching us to work hard and to trust God. Thank you Hope's House Kenya for food, clothes, school and for believing in me when no one else did.
I will always remain your son and I will make Hope's House Kenya proud. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni abundantly and may He bless Hope's House Kenya to continue rescuing children from the street.
Thank you so much.
Your son,
John Simiyu -
I am Margaret Mukenya, born 12th April 2005, a daughter of Hope's House Kenya. I write to appreciate you from my heart.
I was found on the street with no parents, sleeping in cold and danger. Pastor Peter Kuyuni, you and Hope's House Kenya rescued me since 2014. You changed my life completely.
Today I am in secondary school. A girl who was once a street girl is now a school girl with uniform and books because of Hope's House Kenya. You gave me dignity, love, counseling and education.
Pastor Peter, thank you for being a father to me. Thank you for your preaching and for never giving up on us. Thank you Hope's House Kenya for my sisters, brothers and mothers who care for me.
I will work hard in school to one day help other street children. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni and bless Hope's House Kenya forever.
Thank you so much.
Your daughter,
Margaret Mukenya
I am Eli Ochon, born on 3rd August, 2003. I lost both my parents to HIV. I became an orphan with no hope, no home, and no future. I thought my life had ended.
In 2014, you brought me to Hope's House when I was only 11 years old. You did not see me as an orphan or a burden. You saw me as your son.
Dad Pastor Peter, you became my father. You taught me how to pray, how to work hard, how to forgive, and how to believe in God. Hope's House became my home. You fed me when I was hungry, you took me to school, you paid my fees, you bought me clothes, and you wiped my tears.
Today I am in Secondary School. I am writing this letter myself. I am alive, I am educated, and I have hope because you chose to love me.
Thank you for not abandoning me. Thank you for loving an HIV orphan as your own child. I will make you proud.
I will forever be your son.
Your Loving Son,
Eli Ochon
My name is Faith Masulia. I am currently in Secondary School, writing to sincerely thank Hope's House Kenya for your great love for me.
My father died while I was still very young, and I was left as a vulnerable child with no one to properly care for me. I had no hope of going to school, no uniform, no books, and I was often sent home for school fees. My future looked completely dark.
Hope's House Kenya rescued me and took me in as your own child. You gave me a safe home at Hope and Light, food, clothes, love, and you took me to school. You have paid my fees from primary and now you are paying for my secondary education.
Because of you, I am still in school learning and dreaming of becoming a teacher one day. You teach me about Jesus, you encourage me to work hard, and you remind me that even though my father died when I was young, God is my Father.
Thank you Pastor Peter, mamas, and all donors who support us. I promise to study hard and make you proud. May God bless Hope's House Kenya abundantly.
With Gratitude
Faith Masulia
I am Marion Chelagat, born 24th December 2009, from Hope's House Kenya. I want to say thank you so much.
When my father died, I thought my future had died too. I was lonely and hopeless. But Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Hope's House Kenya, which began in 2014, received me with love and gave me a new family.
Now I am in secondary school because of Hope's House Kenya. You provide my school fees, food, clothes and shelter. Pastor Peter, you teach us the Word of God and you pray for us every day like a true father.
Thank you for showing me that losing my father does not mean losing my destiny. Hope's House Kenya is my home where I am safe and loved. Your love has healed my heart.
I will be obedient and study hard to make Hope's House Kenya proud. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni abundantly and keep Hope's House growing.
Thank you very much.
Your daughter,
Marion Chelagat
I, Sheila Naliaka, with much joy write to appreciate Hope's House Kenya for the great help you gave me since 2014.
I was just a small girl on the street in Kitale, sleeping hungry and not going to school. Many people passed me by, but Hope's House stopped and took me in. You gave me a bed, food, school uniform, and took me to Hope and Light Academy.
You have educated me from primary to high school, and now I am still in college at Kitale Technical College pursuing a course in Secretariat. I am close to completing and becoming a professional secretary because you believed in me.
Even when I was stubborn and slow in learning, you were patient with me. You taught me about Jesus, discipline, and hard work. You are my family.
I promise to work hard in college and make Hope's House proud. I pray that God will bless every donor who pays our fees and brings us food.
Thank you for rescuing me from the street.
Yours Faithfully,
Sheila Naliaka
I am Pawel Nato, born 15th May 2005, from Hope's House Kenya. I write this appreciation letter with much joy.
I was found on the street with no home and no parents to help me. Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Hope's House Kenya which started in 2014 rescued me from the streets and gave me a family and a future.
You raised me, educated me and then trained me as a mason. Today I am a trained masonry worker because of Hope's House Kenya. I can now build houses, earn money and live a dignified life.
Pastor Peter, thank you for not looking down on me as a street boy. You showed me love, taught me skills and taught me the Word of God. Thank you Hope's House Kenya for being my home, my family and my foundation.
I will build with honesty and hard work to make Hope's House Kenya proud. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni abundantly and may He bless Hope's House Kenya to continue transforming lives of street children.
Thank you very much.
Your son,
Pawel Nato -
I am Elda Nekesa, born 17th June 2006, from Hope's House Kenya. This is my appreciation letter.
I was found on the street alone, hungry and afraid. No one wanted me. Pastor Peter Kuyuni, you and Hope's House Kenya started in 2014 picked me and gave me a second chance in life.
Today I am in secondary school because of Hope's House Kenya. You transformed me from a street child to a student with hope. You pay my fees, you buy my uniform, you teach me to be a good girl.
Pastor Peter, thank you for your fatherly love, your sacrifice and your prayers. You walk around looking for support just to keep us in school. Hope's House Kenya, thank you for being my family and for giving me brothers and sisters.
I promise to be respectful and to study hard. I will never forget what Hope's House Kenya has done for me. God bless you Pastor Peter Kuyuni so much.
Thank you.
Your daughter,
Elda Nekesa
My name is Josephine Nekesa, a third-year student at Kibabi University. I write with deep gratitude to appreciate Hope's House Kenya for your endless love and support.
After my dad died, I was left with only my mother who is a single parent with no income. Life became very hard and I had no hope of continuing with my education. Many times I stayed at home because we could not afford school fees, uniform, and even food.
Hope's House Kenya came and lifted me from that hopeless situation. You adopted me, paid my primary and secondary education, and now you are paying my University fees at Kibabi University. Because of you, I am now in my third year pursuing my degree.
You have been both a father and mother to me since my father died. You encouraged me, prayed for me, and taught me to trust God for my future. You gave me what my mother alone could not give.
Thank you Pastor Peter and all friends of Hope's House who sacrifice to educate orphans and vulnerable children. I promise to work hard, graduate, and help others as you helped me.
May God richly bless Hope's House Kenya.
With Sincere Gratitude,
Josephine Nekesa
3rd Year, Kibabi University
I am Marion Nanchama, born 21st February 2009, from Hope's House Kenya. I write this appreciation with tears of joy.
After my father died, my life became very difficult. I lost hope and I had no one to pay my school fees. Pastor Peter Kuyuni, you and Hope's House Kenya started in 2014 opened your hands and your heart for me.
Today I am in secondary school because of Hope's House Kenya. You gave me hope when I thought all was finished. You feed me, clothe me, educate me and pray for me daily.
Pastor Peter, thank you for becoming my father after my father died. You comforted me and taught me that God is my true Father. Thank you Hope's House Kenya for being my safe home where I am loved and protected.
I promise to work hard in my studies and to make Hope's House Kenya and Pastor Peter Kuyuni proud. I want to help other children who lost parents like me. God bless you Pastor Peter Kuyuni abundantly.
Thank you so much.
Your daughter,
Marion Nanchama -
I am Ann Naliaka, born 10th February 1999. I am a daughter of Hope's House Kenya and I write to appreciate you deeply.
I was a street child with no mother, no father, sleeping in cold and fear. Pastor Peter Kuyuni, you and Hope's House Kenya since 2014 picked me from the street and gave me a home.
You raised me, took me to school and then trained me in tailoring. Today I am a trained tailor because of Hope's House Kenya. I can now make my own clothes, earn a living and live with dignity.
Pastor Peter, thank you for not despising me as a street child. You showed me love, taught me the Word of God and gave me hope. Hope's House Kenya, thank you for being my mother and family.
I will use my tailoring skill to support myself and to help other girls. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni abundantly and may He bless Hope's House Kenya forever.
Your daughter,
Ann Naliaka - Hope's House Kenya
I am Ziporah Nekesa, born 10th August 1998, a daughter of Hope's House Kenya. I write to appreciate you with all my heart.
After my father died, life became very hard for me. I had no school fees and no hope for a future. Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Hope's House Kenya started in 2014 took me in and gave me a family and hope again.
You raised me, educated me and supported me to get a Diploma in Hospitality. Today I am working in a hotel in Naivasha town because of Hope's House Kenya. I can now stand on my own and live a dignified life.
Pastor Peter, thank you for being my father after my father died. Thank you for your prayers, your encouragement and your sacrifice. You taught me to be hardworking, honest and God-fearing. Hope's House Kenya, thank you for being my home and foundation.
I will work with excellence in hospitality to make Hope's House Kenya proud. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni abundantly and may He increase Hope's House Kenya to help many more girls like me.
Thank you very much.
Your daughter,
Ziporah Nekesa
My name is Dorcas Nafula. I am writing this letter to sincerely thank Hope's House Kenya for changing my life completely.
In 2014, my life was on the streets - dirty, hungry, abused, and with no hope for education. Hope's House found me, rescued me, and gave me a home at Hope and Light. You took me to school when I thought my life was finished.
Through your love and support, I completed my education and graduated with a Diploma in Hospitality. Today, I am working in Nairobi in a good hotel, I can support myself and live with dignity as a young woman.
You taught me that I have value and that God has a plan for me. You were my mother, father, and family when I had none. The food, school fees, uniform, and counseling you gave me is priceless.
Thank you Pastor Peter and all partners of Hope's House. May God continue to expand this home to help more girls like me.
With Love and Gratitude,
Dorcas Nafula
I am Elvis Wasike, born 9th April 2005, a son of Hope's House Kenya. I write to say thank you so much.
I was found on the street alone, with no one to care for me. I was rejected and hopeless. Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Hope's House Kenya since 2014 took me in and gave me love and a family.
You raised me, educated me and trained me. Today I am a taxi driver, working and earning a living because of Hope's House Kenya. You gave me a skill and a future when the world had forgotten me.
Pastor Peter, thank you for your fatherly love, your prayers and your guidance. You taught me to be responsible and to fear God. Thank you Hope's House Kenya for food, shelter, school and for believing in me.
I am forever a son of Hope's House Kenya. I will drive with honesty and make you proud. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni and may He increase Hope's House Kenya to rescue more children from the streets like me.
Thank you so much.
Your son,
Elvis Wasike
I, Kevin Nato, write with a grateful heart to appreciate Hope's House Kenya.
In 2014, I was a hopeless boy living on the street in Kitale with no future, no school, and no one to call family. Hope's House picked me from the street, gave me food, shelter, love, and took me to school.
Because of your sacrifice, I went from primary to high school and then to college. Today, by God's grace, I am employed as a Medical Engineer here in Kitale town. I am able to work, earn a living, and help my community. This would have never been possible without you.
Thank you to Pastor Peter and all donors and mothers at Hope's House who clothed me, prayed for me, and never gave up on me. You changed my story from street boy to professional.
May God richly bless Hope's House Kenya for transforming lives.
Sincerely,
Kevin Nato
My name is Nancy Nasimiyu. I write today with tears of joy to thank Hope's House Kenya for making me who I am today.
After my dad died, my mother remained as a single parent with no job and no ability to pay my school fees. I was hopeless, out of school, and my future was dark. In 2014, Hope's House came to our rescue and took me in like their own daughter.
You paid my school fees from primary to high school and then to Teachers Training College when my mother could not. You gave me books, uniform, food, spiritual guidance and taught me that God is my Father when my earthly father died.
Today, by the grace of God, I am a qualified teacher working at Bidii Primary School. I am now able to teach other children and also support my single mother.
You turned my pain into purpose. You gave a poor widow's daughter a profession.
Thank you Pastor Peter, mamas at Hope's House, and all donors. May God bless you to continue rescuing more children like me.
Sincerely,
Nancy Nasimiyu
Teacher, Bidii Primary
I am David Erukudi, born 17th August 2001. I am writing from Hope's House Kenya to say thank you.
I lost both my parents to HIV and my life was finished. I was an orphan with no hope. But Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Hope's House Kenya which you started in 2014 rescued me. You took me in, paid my school fees and raised me like your own son.
Today I am a trained mechanic and driver, working as a taxi driver. I now feed myself and live a dignified life because of Hope's House Kenya. You did not just give me food, you gave me a skill and a future.
Pastor Peter, thank you for your fatherly love and sacrifice. Thank you for praying for me and teaching me to work hard. Thank you Hope's House Kenya for being my family when I had no one.
I will always remain a son of Hope's House Kenya. May God bless you Pastor Peter and increase this home to help more orphans.
Your son,
David Erukudi
My name is Roney Wekesa born on 10th October 2005, I lost both my parents to HIV and my life was full of pain and darkness. I thought I would never go to school. Pastor Peter Kuyuni and Hope's House Kenya started in 2014 took me in and gave me love, education and hope again.
You raised me from a small boy to a man. You paid my school fees and supported me through my studies. Today I am a teacher at Hope and Light Academy because of Hope's House Kenya. I am now teaching other children like I was once taught.
Pastor Peter, thank you for your vision, your sacrifice and your fatherly love. You taught me that an orphan can also become a teacher and a leader. Thank you Hope's House Kenya for being my family and my school.
I will teach with love and dedication to make Hope's House Kenya proud. May God bless Pastor Peter Kuyuni and may He enlarge Hope's House Kenya to help more orphans.
Your son,
Roney Wekesa -