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OUR IMPACT​

With over 15 years in partnership we are happy to say that we can see our support model working in action. Some of the young children we began supporting long ago are now college-educated young professionals who are living embodiments of our mission to empower young people to become confident and caring community members. 

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KOCC Success Stories

Alistair Amalemba

Priscah Chamasia (page coming soon)

Beryl Busolo

See how some of the young adults you helped us support are doing now 

Kevin Baraza (page coming soon)

Mercy Nawade (page coming soon)

Small Organization,
Big Impact

We currently support more than 250 young people
across all of our programs,

and the positive impact spills over to benefit more than 1,000 family members

Elementary School 

We've supported more than 370 students in elementary school,

including over 200 who've graduated

and 170 in school today

High School

​We've supported more than 140
students
in ​high school,
​
including over 135 who've graduated

and 60 in school today

College & University

We've supported more than 40 students  in college or university

including 27 who've graduated
​
and 14 in school today

Small Business Training

We've trained more than 70 out-of-school youth in our agriculture and small business programs 

and helped to launch more than 40 small farm business ventures

With our support, KOCC employs ​12 full-time staff who use their salaries to care for over 45 dependents

​Care Centre children go to school with an impressive rate of 95% attendance, which means their
​days of missed schooling
are 5x less than Kenya's average

In the face of tremendous challenges,  
​58%  of our 8th graders score in the top half of national exam results

More than 1 in 3 of KOCC high school grads attend college or university, versus only 1 in 20
college-age Kenyans overall

93%  of our high school students scored in the top two-thirds of national exam results

Less than 50%
of Kenyan youth graduate high school, But 85%   of
​our elementary school grads are attending or completed high school