CHERUBIM-THE HOME OF LOVE

Secures in-kind donations of vegetables and fruits from traders at Marikiti, Muthurua, and Gikomba markets for use in feeding programs at Mum's Love Children's Home, supporting sustained food provision for residents and program participants.

Provides daily lunch (Monday–Saturday), breakfast, food, first aid, hygiene advocacy, clothing, and spiritual mentorship to street families and their children through in-kind donations and agency partnerships. Volunteers also delivered water and donations to support these efforts.

Offers food, mentorship, spiritual teachings, clothing, hygiene advocacy, and first aid to street families. This includes serving lunch daily, Monday through Saturday, to street families and their children, and providing breakfast and educational support to some vulnerable children.

Coordinates volunteers to assist with projects, such as bringing water to children's homes, and receives in-kind donations of food and other supplies from traders and volunteers to support its programs.

Provides full-time care, including shelter, education, food, healthcare, and clothing, for abandoned, orphaned, and vulnerable children. The organization has cared for over 635 children, with many successfully reintegrated into extended families or kinship care.

Provides full-time residential care for 44 abandoned, orphaned, and vulnerable children, including shelter, food, healthcare, clothing, and education. The organization previously provided full-time care for 20 children by early 2014 and has positively impacted over 635 children, many of whom have been reintegrated into extended families or kinship care.

Rented new premises to establish a separate educational facility in compliance with government guidance to decouple schooling from the orphanage, enabling expansion of educational services from 50 to 150 children between 2023 and 2025.

Provides educational support, including an educational, mentorship, and feeding program for children from the orphanage and surrounding community during school holidays. The organization has expanded its educational programming from 50 to 150 children between 2023 and 2025, serving students from play group to grade 3, with plans to add grade 4 in 2026, and has established a separate educational facility.

Runs an educational, mentorship, and feeding program for 200 children from the orphanage and surrounding community during school holidays. Expanded educational programming from 50 to 150 children between 2023 and 2025, serving play group to grade 3, with plans to add grade 4 in 2026.