The Hope Project

 
 
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The Hope Project

Where urgent needs meet lasting hope.

Why This Matters

In Kenya and Tanzania, hope can feel out of reach for families facing hunger seasons, medical gaps, unsafe water, and the grief of being forgotten. Some walk barefoot with jiggers in their feet. Some carry empty buckets and heavy hearts. Others drop out of school - not because they want to, but because there's no way to pay the fees.

That’s where The Hope Project steps in - with local leaders serving their communities and meeting critical needs that preserve dignity and bring lasting change.

What We’re Doing

→ Food That Nourishes
From Christmas bundles to emergency flood relief, we've provided food for over 6,000 people in 2024 alone. Each bundle feeds a family of 4–5 for a full week. We also provide daily meals to school children and monthly food support for elderly and widowed families who might otherwise go without.

→ Medical Care That Reaches
We hold mobile clinics and operate a permanent one in Kibera Slum—serving children, families, and teachers alike. In 2024, we also treated hundreds through our jigger campaigns, offering removal, education, and shoes to restore dignity and mobility.

→ Education That Continues
Over 600 students across Kenya and Tanzania receive support through school fees, teacher salaries, tutoring, daily meals, medical care, and supplies. Our Kibera school stands as a hub of healing - where education, nutrition, and love meet every child who walks through the gate.

→ Water That Restores
In dry, rural communities, we install clean water stations - bringing life where only contaminated sources existed before. It's more than a tap. It's a turning point.

→ Support That Sees
Over 2,000 widows received food bundles in 2024, and many receive ongoing monthly care. We walk with them - not as a project, but as people who matter. We also serve elderly communities in Maasailand, Arusha, Pokot, Western Kenya, and Kibera through food, prayer, and presence.

2024 At a Glance

  • 6,000+ people fed through seasonal + emergency distributions

  • 1500+ treated at mobile medical clinics

  • 500+ students receiving school-based medical care

  • 1,000+ jigger extractions

  • 600+ children supported through schools + tutoring

  • 2,000+ widows reached through food bundles and 670 monthly

How We Work

  • We Listen First – Local voices lead the way

  • We Partner, Not Parachute – Projects are co-created and community-owned

  • We Layer Support – Food, health, and education all work together

  • We Measure Dignity – Success looks like healed feet, full classrooms, and widows who know their name still matters

Want to Be Part of It?

  • $35 provides a food bundle for a family for one week

  • $25 treats one child for jiggers + a pair of shoes

  • $250 hosts a jigger campaign at a school or village center

  • $360 helps supply a classroom with food and learning resources

Every dollar stretches farther than you think.

 
 
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