2019 Here We Come!

2019 Programs Still a Dream

What will it take?

Our 2019 budget is $150,000. We know we can do it with all of your support between now and March 9, 2019. However, we want to make sure you are aware of the importance of donating early. January and February are our most expensive months. For our scholarship students, it is the time we pay for most of their school fees for the year. For our primary school, it is the period when we invest in supplies for the year. We’ll be honest, we’re short of what we need to make January and February possible. We ask you to consider donating today!

We will keep everybody updated of our daily progress!

Update January 12, 2019:

• Raised: $26,000 raised
• Need: $124,000

Click here to see what this budget accomplished in 2018!

How Your Support Drives Hamomi’s Success

Education

Hamomi programmes aim at reducing educational disparities among school-age children through sustainable systemic interventions ensuring children have a safe school environment and complete their primary education. This is through;

• A free primary school – Hamomi Primary School
• Promoting access to early childhood development (ECD) programs and primary school
• Strengthening community-school relationships
• Supporting post-primary school programming – especially the transition of children from primary to secondary school, through the Hamomi Scholarship Program
• Supporting high school graduates to access market-driven post-secondary and vocational training

Health & Nutrition

Hamomi improves children’s and families’ access to health & nutritional services through:

• A child-focused, family-centered approach to health and nutrition through school-based programs
• Establishing linkages and referral systems between community- and clinic-based programs

Psychological Care & Support

Support psychosocial interventions that build on existing resources and place and maintain children in stable and affectionate environments through;

• Parents and family support programs
• Peer and social group interventions
• Mentorship programs

Hamomi Theory of Change