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Joy Like A River
By Fred Sadia Two years ago as an Ndoto student, I was part of the Ndoto family that attended the burial ceremony of a fellow sponsored student...
Something Good
I was an Ndoto student by the grace of God. I graduated last December with a Bachelors Degree in Economics and Finance from Kenyatta University....
Missing You, Kids!
by Fred Sadia Ndoto Sunday School Students It’s now one month since the schools opened, and the absence of our Sunday school kids who have already gone...
The Next Engineer
Benard in his graduation gown Kenya has more qualified professionals in the workforce this January, thanks to Ndoto. Among our college graduates, there's at least...
When Church Just Happens
“I don’t see why I would want to live without Jesus.” Joseph W, a college student who joined Ndoto in 2014, finally made this statement...
Five Dollars, in Installments
by Allison Schlack We teach our students that they are blessed to be a blessing, no matter how little they have in the way of...
Christmas Surprise!
by Moses Ondeche Every year we anticipate big crowds during our retreats, and with new students joining the fold, a lot was at stake for...
Pillars of Grit
Student interviews can be challenging for the students, but they are enlightening to the staff! This year’s selection process for new students was emotionally and...
Reignites Lost Hope
by Fred Sadia In my one and a half month stay at Ndoto, the 16th of October has already become one of my most memorable...
Monday, October 16 – BJ’s Brewhouse
Help raise funds for Ndoto this fall while enjoying some classic BJ's Brewhouse food! There are two ways to help Ndoto on Monday, October 16th:...
Introducing Fred Sadia!
I am the last born to Mama Bon, one of the Ndoto staff members. I grew up in the Obunga slums from the time I was...
Gifts for Students
Sometimes sponsors ask us what kinds of gifts they can send to their students. In general, we discourage our students from asking for things in...
