Wema provides support to Highway Academy, a high-performing primary and secondary school in rural Western Kenya. Highway Academy regularly places in the top 100 among over 20,000 schools in the county for academic performance. The School Fund provides scholarships for underprivileged students in the local community to attend this school.
Diana’s father works as a peasant and lacks the income to support the very large family. Wema Children’s Centre provides schooling for Diana and her siblings. She loves to sing and hopes to become a lawyer someday.
School Year 2018
Father and mother died, and he stays with his grandfather. He has one sister and one brother
School Year 2018
She has two sets of grandparents who she stays with. The family is very poor. She also has four sisters.
School Year 2018
Leornad's father passed away and he does not know where his mother is. He stays with his unemployed grandmother. He does not have a grandfather. He has one brother and one sister.
School Year 2018
Sheilla’s father passed away and she does not know where her mother is. She and her three siblings live with her unemployed grandmother. She loves reading books and wants to be a journalist one day.
School Year 2018
Florence’s mother is unemployed and homeless. She lives in the town’s market and is unable to provide for her daughter’s education. Florence works hard in school and wants to become a doctor someday.
School Year 2018