A big THANK YOU to all of you who have sent message and cards to Hugo and Sharon’s family. There have been so many! Thank you in particular to so many who came yesterday (Tuesday 26th May) to the service celebrating Sharon’s life and the came on to the party where a number of people […]
Videos from Watu wa Maana
Wanjiru, the chair of the board of Watu wa Maana, filmed the children during weekend activities… One of the residents at Watu wa Maana Street Children’s Center (Kenya) who wants to be a caterer when she graduates from school. So she is using her weekend to bake cakes for all the children. She loves cooking. […]
Watu wa Maana Street Kids Centre Kenya – April 2024
Fab day with the children and team at Watu wa Maana (Very Important People) street kids centre in Kenya. The Grassroots UK team (Sharon, Andy, Mollie & Stuart) joined everyone for worship, interviews so sponsors get updates, photos and FOOD! Beautiful people! So much colour, life and kindness. A place where God’s Spirit heals broken […]
Update from Watu wa Maana
We recently visited Kenya and spent a couple of days in the centre meeting the children and finding out from the team how things have been going. A bit of background…. The Kenyan government has a children’s services department in most districts. They are responsible for intervening when a child is neglected, but there are […]
Food Prep at Watu wa Maana
The children who are residents in Watu wa Manna Children’s centre live in community with everyone joking in the cooking and other chores, trusting God to provide each day. More info about how to sponsor one of the children: www.grassroots.org.uk/kenya
Christmas Greetings from Watu wa Maana
Christmas Greetings from the Grassroots sponsored children in Watu wa Maana Street Children’s Centre in Ruiru, Kenya Learn more here: grassroots.org.uk/kenya
Reintegration is Right – and costs
Grassroots sponsors children in “Watu wa Maana Street Children’s Rehabilitation and Reintegration Centre” in Ruiru – just outside Nairobi Kenya. The children come from a number of traumatised backgrounds. Some have lived in homes that were abusive. Others have parents who are abusing substances and so the children have suffered from neglect. Many have then […]