Donate
At Impact Kenya Initiative, all of our staff in the US are dedicated volunteers, ensuring that 100% of your donations go directly to Victory Christian School and the healthcare project. Join us in making a positive impact on the community.
Send a Donation
Students
Many students are orphans or from home of extreme poverty. We want all children to have opportunity for quality education.
Donate
School Construction
This will help us bring Victory Christian School to completion. This completed school will have an air of prestige about it which is a very big deal to the Kenyans!
Donate
New School Bus
Currently the bus makes four trips every morning and every afternoon to get the students to and from school. If we have another bus, we can drastically reduce the amount of time students need to wait before and after school for their rides.
Donate
Teachers
Our teachers are amazing, dedicated, passionate people who are sacrificing incredibly to teach at VCS. Many of them have families to support. Here their salary is less than half of what they could get at a government school.
Donate
Well
The present toilet condition for the school students is deplorable. We need to drill a well so we have sufficient water for flushable toilets.
Donate
Healthcare
Donate to medical missions.... You give hundreds of people opportunity to receive basic health screening and treatment that otherwise is unavailable for them.
Donate
Construction of the Healthcare Facility
They will have a dedicated community clinic and hospital offering quality affordable healthcare.
DonateYour support makes a difference to every child and teacher at VCS
$40 / month
Covers tuition and a hot nutritious lunch at school for one child. (We will not be doing specific student sponsorships)
Top 5% of Students Nationwide
The students are receiving quality education with overall scores climbing every year. VCS students rank among the top 5% nationwide.
600 Students Enrolled
We have 600 students enrolled in the school. Many of these children and their families previously have had very little hope for the future.