ZIPPORAH MORONGE FOUNDATION

Operates Ngong Huruma Primary, Junior, and Secondary Schools, providing education to over 350 students, including those from the orphanage and surrounding community, with support such as boarding, meals, transportation, library, and computer lab access.

Operates Ngong Huruma Clinic as part of its integrated service model for children and the community.

Implements infrastructure projects such as boreholes to address water shortages and constructed facilities including classrooms and iron-sheet rooms that evolved into full educational institutions.

Provides professional counseling, music education (keyboard, guitar, drums), and organized play and structured activities—especially during school holidays—to support emotional well-being and development.

Provides a safe, homely environment for over 150 orphaned and vulnerable children aged 0 to 18, including street children, abandoned children, and those affected by HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, offering psychosocial support and trauma recovery services.

Operates Huruma Transition Home and supports graduates through tertiary education, having assisted over 20 in certificate, diploma, or degree programs and over 400 through primary and secondary education.

Engages students in community programs including Rotary, Scouts, Presidential Award Scheme, CSR projects, and church worship music participation.

Offers vocational training in hair salon services, welding, and sewing, along with life skills and self-reliance training to support rehabilitation and long-term independence of children and graduates.

Matches volunteers to needs in childcare, education, medical support, administration, construction, gardening, and fundraising, leveraging volunteer support across all operations at Huruma Children's Home.