Over 40 children are in immediate need of sponsorship and are awaiting new sponsors. This list of orphans is constantly growing as AIDS claims more lives leaving children with no close relatives to provide guardianship. For only $500 a year, you can make a difference in the life of a child through the SHARE Orphan Sponsorship (SOS) program. Sponsor an orphan today!
Through the SHARE Orphan Sponsorship (SOS) program, we provide education, health, and basic necessities to orphaned children in western Kenya. Financial contributions are needed in order for us to continue supporting these children. For only $500 a year, you can make a difference in the life of a child through the SHARE Orphan Sponsorship (SOS) program.
During Summer 2008, five Emergency Medical Services (EMS) volunteers from the U.S. embarked on a two-week mission to Kenya to continue SHARE’s humanitarian public health work while building local relationships and resources. David Violante , George Contreras, Phil Suarez, Katie Drasser, and Scott Snyder did just that through training and development in the EMS System and Disaster Preparedness efforts, evaluating SHARE sponsored programs and assessing needs, and by building relationships in the rural healthcare centers and central Ministry Of Health.
SHARE orphan Chris Mireri receives 2006 Best Overall Performance in academic achievement; with guardian and social worker Cyprina.
The award ceremony was a part of Parents Education Day held at the end of the school year, in December 2006. During the ceremony, Mr. Oguma of the Education Office presented SHARE orphans and SHARE social worker with 9 awards for:
SHARE is a non-profit organization comprised of volunteers working together toward a common goal to help children and communities in Africa. (More about SHARE…)
SHARE relies on the philanthropic efforts of the global community to succeed. We are supported by individuals, groups, organizations, clubs, schools, and businesses who believe in giving hope, and the tools to succeed in realizing and accomplishing dreams. (More about helping SHARE…)
