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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Child sponsors speak from the heart
Hear from a group of our generous child sponsors and what they get from supporting a Nasio Child.
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This July they plan to run 500 miles in support of the Nasio Trust!
Hear from Bryn below, and please consider supporting him and Conor in this incredible undertaking.
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On the 8th of April, we were pleased to welcome friend-of-Nasio Dick Willis – who gave a fascinating talk about his caving adventures. This talk forms part of a series of events we’re holding – free of charge, so that we all have something to look forward to in lockdown.
Dick provided a whirlwind tour of exploration and science, illustrated with incredible photos from his caving trips around the world. You can see a recording of the event here.
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Nancy was recently interviewed by Lilley Mitchell on the breakfast show about our beds appeal.
Listen here, and please consider a donation.
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Our 2021 issue of Nasio News has arrived!
You can download a PDF version here or read here in-page.
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Mary Mushi is among the 42 current Nasio adult learners, and now has the ability to articulate sounds, read and write.
She comes from Ebwasi village in Kenya, and being able to read and write has changed her life for good.
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A lack of sleep can have detrimental effects on a child’s education and ability to learn.
But many of our Nasio children in western Kenya are without a bed, and sleep every night on a blanket laid on the mud floor of their family home due to poverty. This is why The Nasio Trust is launching an appeal to raise £8,000 to provide beds for our 115 children who currently have no beds.
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Salome is a 52-year-old mother of 14 children but sadly 9 have passed away.
When she joined the adult class, she was unable to read or write, but through gritty determination and hard work, she has learnt to hold a pen and can now write her name and sign documents with clarity and understanding and can read simple English sentences.
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My name is Sylvia Omurunga and I am 24 years old, a second born in a family of three siblings.
My parents divorced when I was 9 months old and my mother took me back with her to her parents home. I was brought up at my maternal grandparents. My mother died in 2014 when I was 16 years old. After my mother’s death we were left alone and we had to manage ourselves in a child headed family alongside my sibling and cousins for one year before the family members brought in one of my elder cousins to take care of us.
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