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Fourth Chances
Sometimes great works are performed not by strength, but by perseverance. You could say this about a lot of Ndoto’s sponsored students, but in one...
Teen’s Clinic
by Samson Opiyo edited by John Seale You may be familiar with the term clinic from a medical perspective. It's a place that offers diagnostic...
Open Doors for Ndoto Academy
Ndoto has sent students to schools all over our city and country, but we always dreamed of having our own private Christian school. So when...
Open Doors for Sponsorship
Student sponsorship isn't a new idea. Other great ministries have paved the way for how to remove financial obstacles from education in impoverished places. When...
Open Doors for Sports
We launched a sports ministry in 2020 during the lockdown. What started as a few benches and homemade weights in the courtyard of our compound...
Just Try!
“We are proud of Achilla. She is a hardworking and determined young lady, and that’s why she is where she is now.” That’s what we...
Home is the Best
by Jacob Ochieng At the end of their 3rd year, most university students in Kenya are required to get an internship for at least two...
The Same, But Different
by John Seale, Director of Operations I recently got back from my annual trip to Kenya where I got to spend time with our staff...
Yesterday’s Dream is Today’s Hope and Tomorrow’s Reality
by Samson Opiyo To be part of the elite group you must start from the roots, lay a firm foundation, and then put in the...
I Don’t Believe in Excuses
by John Seale, Samson Opiyo, and Jacob Ochieng Jesus Christ draws near to us in our suffering, and he remains committed even in our stumbling....
This Story is Still Being Written
by John Seale with reporting by Samson Opiyo To be perfectly honest, there are times that it's hard to tell the stories of Ndoto. There...
Pulled In Every Direction
by Samson Opiyo Parents everywhere want the best for their children, and they'll often move mountains to help them succeed. But just how far does...
