3 months after the bulldozers moved in to clear the route of a new link road, demolishing thousands of homes plus schools, clinics, and children’s centres, the situation is far from ideal. So what has happened?
The destruction of a section of Kibera to make way for a link road has affected thousands. For two boys, Future Stars has provided imperfect security amidst tragedy. Find out what happened …
The decision to provide a home for a child is often a complex one and, in the case of Christine, has been ongoing for many months. However, on Jan 28th 2018, Future Stars became home to another vulnerable child. We hope for a bright future for this resilient 9-year-old.
January 2018 saw the arrival of 8 new children at Future Stars. From 2-year-old Miriam to 14-year-old Elizabeth, they’re all waiting to meet you and they’re all on the lookout for a special Child Sponsor!
Excellent news for Vincent, one of the residential children of Future Stars. Having a sponsor will make a very real difference to his life today and his future tomorrow…
On August 3rd 2017, we received the news we had dreaded – two boys displaying symptoms of cholera. The progress of Samuel and Laurence has been followed by many across our social media channels. Now, the (almost) complete story is here…
Helping a child can help a whole family: meet another of the new arrivals at Future Stars – 4-year-old Joel Wafula.
Another new arrival at the centre following the Easter holiday is 8-year-old Veronica. After a distressing and unpredictable early life, maybe now Veronica will have the chance to build a secure and happy future.
John Mark aspires to become an athlete. By joining Future Stars, we can ensure he gets the nutrition he needs to grow up strong and healthy.
