Help children in Kenya go back to school after the floods!

Heavy rain and a large flood in Kenya in the last weeks displaced more than 281 000 people. Many of them lost everything. Now that the school starts again, many children cannot go to school, because they need a school uniform, books and to pay the school fees.

We are in contact with four families that have 5 school-children.

Family A, they have two kids

1. Michelle - 5 years grade 2

2. Daniel - 12 years grade 6

They need a school uniform, books and school fees to go to school at a cost of 800 EUR.

UPDATE: Daniel was killed by the police after joining a demonstration on 28th of June 2024. We mourn the loss of Daniel and would be happy if we could support his family after this terrible incident such that they can find a secure place to live and that at least his sister can go to school.

Family B has one girl.

1. Rittah - 10 years grade 6

Rittah needs a school uniforms, books and school fees for 400 EUR.

Family C has one girl.

1. Angela - 8 years in grade 4. She needs support with books, a uniform and school fees for 400 EUR

Family D has one girl,

1. Rabecca - grade 3, she needs support with school fees, books, a school uniform and transport to school costing 280 EUR.

We would be grateful if you could help with a donation!

Only children that learn well can escape poverty!

Uwe Fechner, Researcher, Delft for the Climate Action and Solidarity group Kenya-NL

Dianah Mugalizi, our contact person in Nairobi is currently doing her MSc on Climate Change and Sustainability at Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya. Interview with her in the blog "climate reporters": https://www.klimareporter.de/international/wenn-trotz-holocaust-eine-schuldenstreichung-fuer-deutschland-moeglich-war-warum-nicht-fuer-den-globalen-sueden