KENYA

Kenya Christian Education Partnership builds exemplary private schools in Northern Kenya that support a Christian worldview

“Northern Kenya is a deeply impoverished region with few jobs, little contact with the wider world, and limited access to basic necessities, including education. Working with its partners in Kenya, Kenya Christian Education Partnership (KCEP) seeks to collaboratively provide a Christian alternative to the public education system. The schools KCEP supports are private, Christian schools shaped by a committee of local leaders who represent the interests of their community.”

— Janet Helms, KCEP Co-founder

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ANTICIPATED LIVES IMPACTED: 1,100

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For $175/mo you can sponsor a teacher

For $30/mo you can sponsor a primary student

For $500 you can provide a high school student with a scholarship

KCEP joined the ARDF Family in 2018

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Providing high quality education to communities in Northern Kenya

In the fall of 2008 (now Bishop) Qampicha Daniel Wario from northern Kenya met Janet Helms from Pennsylvania and shared with her the plight of the Christians in northern Kenya. Through prayer they discerned that the best way to help the Christians in northern Kenya was to build a Christian Primary School as a beacon of Jesus’ concern for His people. Many of the children in the region are from nomadic families, who find it difficult to enroll their children in a public school. If the children could receive a quality Christian education, it would give them a foundation for the rest of their lives and the possibility of becoming future leaders that might help all of the people.

Creating the Partnership
In order to carry out this God-driven project, they founded Kenya Christian Education partnership (KCEP). KCEP partners with the Anglican Diocese of Marsabit, Kenya and the local community in Sololo.

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Kenya Christian Education Partnership builds exemplary private schools in Northern Kenya that support a Christian worldview

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