Updates on Students Affairs

As the third semester of the year concludes in December, we are happy to say that we are now through with the learning activities of the year and we now enter into the holiday period of third semester We are happy that God has brought us this far and He still continues to be a great part of our lives and our endeavors. These are just some of the activities that we have had this year.

Stella Wangari

New Staff:

Bilha Kamau

This year we were privileged to have Stella Wangari join us in the literacy program. She was selected to head the literacy computer class. She has also been helpful in teaching Swahili to the middle class.
Mary Mwende helps with the Sewing Department. She also help with supervison at the girls residence.
Bilha Kamau trains our salon and beauty therapy skill students.

Mary Mwende

Kenyan Volunteers:
This year we had Esther Michuki helping out from the beginning of the year until May when she had to go back to college. She then came back to help out in August until September when she again had to go back to school. She had the responsibility of teaching Swahili and social studies to the middle class and also helping Helen with the Intermediate class.





New kids:

This year, we were privileged to have twenty new students, eleven of them joining us at the end of the year in December. These were;-
1. Patricia Zuhura with her son
2. Ruby Abukuii and her son .
3. Phyllis Wambui.
4. Tabitha Wanjiru.
5. Beatrice Mbithe.
6. Sharlene Shiriago.
7. Angelina Kanini.
(11 new boys)


Runaways:

Kanini back on the streets

This year we were unfortunate to loose six students, most of them being girls.

extreme right is Shilene

1. Abel Ibrahim – he ran away on the 2^nd of August. His reason for running was that he was involved in some theft cases where he stole some stuff from a team members' house.
   
2. Tabitha Wanjiru and Sharlene Shiriago – the both ran away on the same date which was on the 16^th of August. Tabitha’s reason for leaving was because she had a hard time adapting to the environment and so influenced Sharlene to steal some money (Ksh.1000) and then run away.
   
3. Angelina Kanini – she was one of the students who did not spend so much time with us. She was only in the program for a few weeks before she took off.

Reintegration

Lucy Wairimu

1. This year, we had three students who really wanted to be taken back to their families and so they were re-integrated back. Mary Gathoni who was in Fast track, Sarah Wanjiru who was in computer skill and Lucy A Wairimu from Middle class.