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Sponsor John Njomo
John needs your support and prayers to continue high school education and grow physically, mentally and spiritually.
Basic Info :
Age : 20 years
Gender : Male
Grade : Alumni - High School at St. Patrick Edu Centre
Career : Civil Engineer
Role Model : Bishop Harrison Nganga, A popular Kenyan Pastor and the head of Christ Foundation Fellowship Ministry.
Living with : Mother
Sponsoring John paves a way for to rise above impoverished background to a hopeful future. Your sponsorship today will bring dream of becoming a Civil Engineer to reality.
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Hi, my name is John Njomo, a secondary school student at St. Patrick Edu Centre, Nairobi. I am currently in Alumni - High School with a goal to join the university and become a a Civil Engineer. Here are some fun and interesting facts about me.
BASIC INFO:
Name : John Njomo , Male
Age : 20
Location : Kibra, Kenya.
Born No : 3 / 5 child(ren)
Role Model : Bishop Harrison Nganga, A popular Kenyan Pastor and the head of Christ Foundation Fellowship Ministry.
FAMILY INFO :
Marital Status of Parents : Separated
Father Alive : yes
Mother Alive : yes
Living with : Mother
Siblings in School : 3 / 5 child(ren) in Primary School, 1 in High School, 2 In University/College
SCHOOLING INFO :
Grade : Alumni - High School
Performance : Above Average
Favorite Subject : Mathematics
Co-curricular Activities :Football
Career : a Civil Engineer
John lives in Kibera with family.
KIBERA is the biggest slum in Africa and one of the biggest in the world. It is situated on the outskirts of Nairobi with an estimated population of approx. 250,000 people, suffering from inadequate housing, overcrowding, poor or non-existent sanitation, and grinding poverty.
The settlement is overcrowded and underserviced. Most families living here are packed into windowless one-room 12ft x 12ft shacks, with mud walls, a corrugated tin roof and a dirt or concrete floor, accommodating up to eight people or more with many sleeping on the floor. Many also tend to share the same toilet with as many as 150 other people. To survive, the majority of households rely on casual labour, such as washing clothes, to pay for rent, food and other essentials, with many already living in extreme poverty.
As such, life in Kibera is hard.
KENYA is one of the more well known countries in Africa. The East African country is known for being the world's best safari destination, with 50 epic national parks and reserves that are home to diverse wildlife, including the Big Five – lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffalo.
Kenya is a lower-middle income economy. Although Kenya's economy is the largest and most developed in eastern and central Africa, approx. 35% of its population lives below the international poverty line. This means basically that more than one-third of the entire country is living on less than the U.S. $1.90 per day. Much of Kenya is rural land, which contributes to high rates of the population living in poverty.
This severe poverty is mainly caused by economic inequality, government corruption and health problems.
We connect needy and vulnerable children with a compassionate person like you.
Our objective is to break the poverty cycle by increasing the number of children accessing quality education. We need your support to help them achieve their dream.
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