It’s become customary at the start of each new year, for us to look back over the previous period and take a moment to celebrate the things you have helped us to achieve.
We've also produced a simple infographic illustrating some of the highlights! Click here to download it now.
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Rajab’s sister joins medical college.
You may remember in May we featured one of Nasio's first supported children, Rajab, who is now a clinical officer working at our medical centre. I am now delighted to tell you that his younger sister, Amidah Makokha, has joined the Kenya Medical Training College, to start her certificate in Health Records Information Technology. She was inspired by her volunteer work and by her brother Rajab.
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You might recall the amazing Izzie who started our tailoring project back in 2019!
We're pleased to advice that the project is thriving.
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You might recall our emergency appeal earlier this month to fundraise to build a new home for History & Mary.
On the evening of June 17th, strong wind and rains led to the collapse of their mud house. History (aged 10) and Mary (aged 8) and their family were suddenly left with no means to shelter from the terrible weather and had to relocate to the home of their paternal grandmother.
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Meet Halima & Esther.
Two of our amazing Nasio Guradians. Find our more about what they do in these case studies.
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My name is Rajab Kweyu Makokha. I’m Twenty three years old.I joined Nasio Trust organization at the age of 7 years as a partial orphan living with my mother who was doing small scale business.
After four years in high school, I was able to successfully complete my Secondary education and joined Kenya Medical Training College to pursue Clinical medicine and Surgery course.
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Play Action have kindly featured Nasio in an article on their website “Christmas comes early for Catherine and her children”.
It is said by the locals around the Kakamega Musanda/Milimani areas of Kenya that when their major sugar factory shut down, it was like going for the jugular for the majority of homes trying to source income.
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Meet Josephine Mukoya Kweyu, one of the Nasio Trust’s Guardians and Beneficiaries.
Josephine, a widow and mother of 7 girls, was born in Bumini village in 1968. She was the firstborn in a family of 7 (2 boys and 5 girls). She attended Bumini primary school where she sat for her CPE in 1983, and later joined Shikoti Girls Secondary school, then Amukura Girls where she did her secondary school national exams.
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