MALAIKA CHILD CARE VILLAGES

Provides agricultural training to children at its facilities, enabling them to grow their own food and contribute to the self-sufficiency of the boarding schools.

Operates a 200-mål farm (Malaika Charity Farm) in eastern Kenya to grow vegetables for food programs and boarding schools. The organization also provides agricultural training to children to promote self-sufficiency.

Runs a biweekly outreach program in Kibera and Kawangware slums of Nairobi, serving over 400 children with sports, music, drama, art, Bible teaching, and meals.

Operates a biweekly program called Kipawa in Kibera and Kawangware, serving over 400 children with activities such as sports, music, drama, art, Bible teaching, and food.

Creates employment opportunities through its projects, including hiring for school uniform production and employing vocational and care staff at boarding schools, to ensure economic independence for graduates and family providers.

Creates employment opportunities for graduates and local providers through project-based hiring, including in school operations, care services, and school uniform production, to promote economic independence.

Operates a 200-mål farm in Kiboko, eastern Kenya (160 km from Nairobi), to grow vegetables for use in food programs. Distributes food grown on-site and through external procurement to boarding schools and vulnerable communities, including daily meals for children and over 2,500 Christmas food boxes annually to families in Nairobi’s slums.

Runs food programs that provide daily meals to schoolchildren and vulnerable families in Nairobi's slums. This includes distributing several thousand food boxes annually at Christmas.

Operates and maintains boarding schools, such as Malaika Villages Kiserian outside Nairobi, providing education and residential care for children, including those unable to live with their families. This includes construction, development, and ongoing support for facilities and students.

Builds, expands, and maintains schools and boarding facilities in Kenya and impoverished areas of Ethiopia, including recent construction of sports courts, a science laboratory, and new mattresses at Malaika Villages Kiserian, as part of ongoing campus development and improvement.

Provides long-term residential care and education through boarding schools in Kiserian (near Nairobi, Kenya), with specialized caregivers and teachers, for children unable to live with their families. The Kiserian campus opened in 2023 and supports resident children as well as those from surrounding communities.